The Morning herald., 1877-10-01
Local AHa1l-8-
LOCAL NOTES.

sRH'Dtvorce" on the 9th inst.
~ Ihe Board of Health meets this evening
isi The Rugby Evening School will open on
Monday next. r% y. .,.a".'t
Promenaders on the avenue. were numer-
tous yesterday. ."n o5 .".a'
9$Aireynion of the Second Baptist Sunday
School was held yesterday afternoon.
y The ball of the P. K. A. comes off on
Friday, November o. Don't forget it. \,
Inere Will be the regular evening service
At Old Swedes' Church, next Wednesday. At
" O'clock ar 'T7T"
o a mild winter Is predicted by weather
prophets on account Of the husks Of corn
being very thin. IuE ,'Trb ~ 'f'' ''.
Hubert A. Roop, 4 printer once EMPLOYED
onthe Republican, las opened job printing
ofaee in this city. 10 3,'",1R,'"
,dThs Ladies' Mite Society of the West
fresoyterisn church will give a supper on
Thursday evening. "1l." n 9''7
; The fChristy Senate have some idea Of
participating in the centennial anniversary
of the battle, Of Germantown. s'a. ',."
Hon. Thomas F. Bayard was serenaded
ft fChsstertown, Nd, on Wednesday evening.
! He responded in short speech. 1%u
roAr. Charles Woodward, the new w1y ap-
pointed Superintendent Of the City Hospital
i%ill enter upon his duties this morning.
10 The churches Of the various denomina.
tionna throughout Wilmington were yer y we'll
attended yesterday, Notwithstanding the
heat. -, .,...nI '.-0, i 'T''N'Az'.
o The ycolored Bsptists hold 1 rsl,,t,as3
ns'eiing at the City Hall Oh Saturday evsp.
ing' Much interest was manifested by |
y tnoSe present. .nrs!'I ,.unIow'r.%
The Aillsrd Club, of Wilmington, which
visited Elkton on Tuesday last, was highly |
coe'mrpllimented CO. Epl by the Whig, of that place
TOR artistic singing. NJ u uGp'. Jo0'|
1ne funerals of John N. Patterson and
George ". Hyatt were largely attended,
yesterday, by members of the Fire Depart.
ment and orders Of lodges respectively.
The brewery Of Hartmann & Fehrenbach,
~ Lowering avenue and Riddles road, was
entered on Saturday night. The parties
took away with them several kegs of beer.
The telephone concert last week, though
not well pstronized, was q greater success
han the one given In Philadelphia, where
nothing musical was heard from the inssru-
nent.
The Home Loan Association has elected
ne following eflcers:-Pr President, Georgel
y. Bush; Vice President, John W. Green;
'ecrstary, E. T. Taylor; Treasurer, Johnl
Y. Lawson.
naly's Fifth Avenue company will appear
p Saturday evening next in "Divorce.
This play is one Of Mr.. Daly's first and
most successful productions. It is great
oeial success. "' - . .'. '.''' /,
IA 9 /
Mr.. II. W. Morrow and the members Of
be :. n. q. A., of this city, were present &
esterday and assisted in the protracted c
'eeting held in the Church of the Disciples, {
ear Newark. ! oEs e'"r p. q. 1f'f.F IL
~ 5i.rl ! H!M "Irr'' I a' q
During Divine service yesterday morning
! hanover Presbyterian Church, Sixth and
ing streets. the Gloria of Mozart's Twelfth I
ASS was rendered by the choir in q very +
leasing manner. ...'.... .4 ..,.. Ia
Father Hoechkeppel, Of ST. James
'prchs is lying very Ill. i, .''i't q, !.
owing to the illness of the reverend pass
y and the organist, there was no singing
the late mass yesterday. .,,,,.,.