Middletown transcript., 1872-03-30

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orlee ml(lnesy stoes.
~ aru x Ossfss y. lsgsan @. y s's-
NJ. JsAn v6ssy has boaxht out A. T. Dsad-
~, mad eaMmencsd ol'erasions.
Ths Epiacnpslians have moved stOm the chapel /
oa Broad Street 10 their now Sunday school
chapsl, adjoising the new Church, on 0fsPn |
Street. Mrs: Walker. who kept private schoo!
10 the second ysory Of the chapel, has removed |
10 The asst Aocr u the baildinx on Main Street,
the second story Of which Is now occupied ns .
schoal room for District No o..
William X. Ksses has removed to bunker Biii,
near Musphy's MIL and will engage In store
keeping In tho building formerly occupied by
Juliur Boud and VIC say TO the people Ia tho
vicinity
Yass ,s.sssssris sann.ss "a and good sosd hoods,
Yonr hats snd caps. hosls and shoss,
Also your teddy n yca cheo~s.
Mr.. Rates old stand, on Broad Street, Is oc-
cupied by A. r. bradley, who viii engage In
the samc business 1hat has for several years past
been carried on there.
Ngw Bunpixus. n. G. Fcnnimorc s hsv-
ing the building Broad street, formerly used
a. q chapel converted into double dwelling
house-John Morrison, contractor. II twill be
moved back twcnty-six feet, and ncnr the centre
Of the lot, thereby Improving the adjoining prop
| erty. When finished II will be 32xa0 feet. with
large porch IN 'front.' anu VIII nave pnek
building ?0x32 feet.
| Mr. Morrison, a%con'ractor, Is also engaged
| In erecting frame dwelling, 2ox34 feet, for ".
\ n. Moore. on Broad Street.
Mr.. James u. Clarkson contcmplatcs building
. finmc house, cottage STYLE or Green Street,
sometime soon.
Mrs. Carrie Smith is having her house on Main
st. rc.weaihcrboar.lrd, and otherwise improved.
| tiamtowu MS well rs Middlctown, Is also en-
larging Its borders Mr.. Lingo aud Mr.. Morri-
son arc each engaged in putting up house
there.
II will he borne in mind that on Thursday
next nj =. ". the new Saint AIMS Pro,cs-
tant Episcopal Church ia this town, will bc con-
secraied, aud Sc, apart 10 the worship OF Al
mighty God, according 10 the order of the =. f.
Church In the United States. hy the Bishop OF
the Diocese. The following gentlemen, we learn
have responded 10 DR.. McCahes invitation to
participate in the ceremonies, and may, therefore
lie expected
Righ, Rev d Alfred Lee, Bishop Of the Diocese
Of Delaware; Rish, Rcvd. Henry Champlin
Lay, d. D. l.. l.. D., bishop Of The Diocese Of
D., Philadelphia Rev. ". J Frost, D. D., Will
} u,ingion, Del. Rev. J. y. Clemson, d. b. Clay
mont Del Rev Leighton Coleman, pcnnsyl-
, vania; Rev Tbos. !. Bi!.orp, Maryland ! Rev
William Murphy, Wilmington, Del. Rev. Jas.
i. y. Brooks, PhiIadelrhiai Rev. samnci 7
I
D Stone. Newar@. Del. Rev. J. Neroipn Stranger,
Chrisiiana Hundred, Del. Rev. J.. Leighton
NcKim, Milford, Del Rev. 7. q. Li,lell, Will
: mngton, Delaware.
We learn there will he Divine service 10 III,
New Church, on the evening Of the same day
= on Which occasion, the Apostolic rite OF Coniir
= nation will lie administered by the Bishop
y Bishop Lay will probably preach on the OCCASION
!. Spring has opened Mt last, and
No more
9 The expansive atmosphere Is eramp'd with cold
= Hut. full 81 lie and ,ivifynF soul.
Lin. the brivh, clouds sublime, and spread, them then
:, Firrcy and white, o'er all surrounding heaven.
Under the warm rays Of the sun for the las
i few days, the fclds are donnug their rnnnilrs o
d green, and the buds preparing TO bloom fort
aud shed their fragrance on the ycrnal air. Tn
u farmers hail this scasonablc weather with grca
n delight and are actively engaged in their fart
operations trimming their orchards, preparin
J. the ground FOR corn and oats, &c.
II The Diamond State Brass Band Of this town. cot
=. template purchasing new instruments. The men
bers do not feel able to make the purchase then
selves, and will call upon the citizens Of II
=. town and nsighhorhood TO assist them. IT.
hand has good material in II, and with their pc
st sisient practising will soon become profricn
=, aud be a credit To the town. Let NIL coniribu
" what they can, and our word for II, The ban
IN will amply repay them by assisting at our fair
!; festivals, concerts &c. Let the band give US
y few nocturnal sercnadrs, for,
q, 'sI'crhaps thr brsat. Of music
.. Ma. prove NOR. eloquent than Words
l.. The Levy Court, on Friday last, appoint,
Nv n. Thomas Cochran, James T. Shallcross NJ
DO Jonathan X. Williams u committee 10 consid
4. the advisnbiIty Of dividing school district N
U" 60. Eastern Middlciown).
ill The school question Is now, and for sor
;, weeks past has been, much discussed. There a
u many plans for arranging the districts NJ
int schools so ~ 10 accommodate the children
this section, but so different aud varied are th
~ we do not cxnctly understand what Is propos
az 10 be done. win some Of the movers in Il
project favor us with communication upon I
an subject?
NC CoxIsa.--we are advised by circular frt
mt r. r. Barnum that he will visit this Pcninst
during the last OF the spring or the first Of
eu summer with his great travelling Museum, Ma
cir arerie, international and Geological Gards
Barnum heats the world In producing novclti
0n The last senssiion we hare heard or Is the tra
rtv ing md education, in Carlo, Egypt Of heau
- fui Circassian Goat. This animal rides on ho
~ back, jumrs through hooIs, over Garicrs a
n. banners, ard otherwise performs all the M
dificuii fsas Of the accomplished equestrian.
A RAnaoAp Ruxon.--rhe CSmmerriai sta
tee tnnt the r. w. 4 b. end Delaware and Pcnns
i. vauia Railroad Companies have Joined in
- purchase Of tract VI twenty-thrcc acres Of Ia
no al the jnterscctiou OF the two roads near News
-. and .n~nsions runner that the shops Of the
~ w. I b. are to be removed TO <hat point and q
pa- Newark instead OF Wilmington 10 70 become
- head Of the Delaware Railroad.
,;.e Acc,pxss on rus r. W. Z b. RAnxcAp.---
Friday nlxht tho 1910 train from Baltiuu
hat north. ran into . carriage near Elkion' In VII
ala were Two men, Whose uamss wese Holsen, one
T.