Milford chronicle., 1915-01-22
LINCOLN CITY.

Curtis Carey and wife entertaine,
Rev. j. H. Gardner and family and Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Warren and daughte
Lottie on Wednesday, when they en-
joyed fine duck dinner.
The smoke stack at Harry Reed'l
saw mill was blown down by the heavy
wind on Tuesday night week.
A very enjoyable surprise party wa.
rendered Mrs. Harry Lyman on Wed
nesday evening. There were twenty
guests present. The evening was passed
in games, tricks and various sports,
after which refreshments were served,
consisting of lemonade, cake, homemade
candy, peanuts and bananas.
Miss Maize Reed was ill at her home
on Monday and Tuesday but resumed
her teaching on Wednesday.
On Saturday night while enroute to
Milford the pony driven by Elmer Cooper
of Lincoln became unmanageable and
ran away. At the Gilchrist farm it col
lided with a team driven by Dan Neal
and demolished one of the wheels. Cooper
was thrown out and dragged several
feet but escaped without serious injury.
The pony having freed itself from the
buggy continued on its mad dash through
the streets of Milford. 1t was finally
caught at Millwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton KINNEY, of
Milford Neck. spent Sunday with c. A.
Macklin and family.
Miss Sallie Cain has been under the
doctors care for several days.
Elmer T. Wilkins has purchased a fine
young driving horse from J. w. Glen
daniel.
Sunday evening, at the Lincoln par
sonage, Onis. R. Carpenter and Miss
Stella Ennis, of Glendale, daughter of
John Ennis, were quietly married. They
will reside in Milford where the groom
is engaged in the. grocery business at
the stand formerly occupied by Hiram
Isaacs.
Mrs. Mitchell Swiggett is in Philadel-
phia visiting her father, G. R. Glen
daniel.
Harvey Carey has purchased a farm
from his sister, Mrs. Foster Pierce. 1t
is located near W. H. Clendaniels mill.
Girls take notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Chapman are
touring in South Carolina and Florida.
1. g. Swiggett is on the sick list.
Miss Leila Shew has accepted a school
at Hagaman, Montgomery County, N. Y.
Clarence Plummer, wife and son spent
several days with Charles KOhlenberg
and family.
Miss May Kohlenberg has had as her
guest Miss Grace Plummer.
Mrs. Geo. N. johnson is spending
some time with her daughter at Pitts
Durgh.
The people of this vicinity were very
sorry to hear of the sudden illness of
Mrs. Geo. R. Ciendaniel, who was a
former resident, but who now resides
n Philadelphia. She was operated upon
Tor appendicitis on Sunday at the Hahne-
mann Hospital, through which she passed |
We hope for a speedy re-
,overy.
Don't fail to attend the literary pro-
gram and debate at the Lincoln Hall on |
evening, January 23rd, com
nencing promptly at T. 30 o'clock. Ad- |
mission 10 and Is cents. Proceeds for |
he benefit of the Parsonage debt, one
lalf of which will be credited to Slaugh- |
er Neck Church toward their share. |
;ome, help good cause.
The revival at Lincoln is now in gro |
,ress. The attendance is fairly good.
diss Annie Dryden is to come and as
ist the pastor in few days.
Next Sunday will be known as every
ody go to Church Sunday" at Lincoln.
reaching at Lincoln 10. 80 a. M, Slaugh-
er Neck 2. 30 p. M, and at Lincoln 7.3O
. m. Everybody is invited.