The daily gazette., 1878-01-16

church will take place tomorrow In the
following order: At 10 80 a. M, a fare
well meeting will be held In the Old
Church at which memorial speeches are
expected from Rev: Chas ID. Kellog,
and Others. 8 3p. m, dedicatory services
in the new church discourse by Rev. W m
Roberts d. D., and dedication proper by
the pastor at 2. 80 p. m. Services in the
large church and reaching by Rev. JOSS
eph T. Smith d. ID. of Baltimore. All
the old friends ofLhe church and the pub
lie generally are kindly invited to be pre-
ent. 1t is regretted that Rev. s. III. Nc
Keown, one of the former pastors, will
not be able to be present.
DIED. Mrs. Caroline Raymond, wife
Of Jacob Raymond, formerly proprietor
of the OeDtreville Hotel, diedi in Smyrna
last Satu day week. She was stricken
down five months since in the midst Of
active life by paralysis, since which time
she was unable to leave her room, aud
the fatal Illness resulted from the third
attack of the same disease. Her husband
is now proprietor of the Delaware House
in Smyrna. Mrs. Raymond made many
warm friends during her residence In
Centrevile. .a..
A SHE'LL RoAD.-A petition of 32
names was presented to the county coin-
missioners Of Talbot county, last week,
asking them to join Queen Anne's county
in shelling the public road from the foot
of Hllsborough bridge at Tuckahoe
creek TO the top of the hill near the store
of w. K. Mason. The road mentioned
is very much used, and in its natural
state is very sandy.-Ceatreuille, Nd,
Observer. .rH
The Ep,icopal Church.-The standing
COMMITTEES of the Diocese of Delaware
of the Protestant Episcopal Church have
voted TO assent TO the election of Rev.
DIR. Eccleston, as Bishop of West Yir>
ginia, and to refuse to assent 10 the elec>
ton of Rev. DR.. Seymour as Bishop OF
Springfield, Ills. DR.. Eccleston has al
ready declined the West Virginia bish-
opric. ..fr.
.Reception.-The second annual recep-
tion of the Uniform Division, No. l, K.
of p, will take place In Prof. Webster's
dancing academy, Masonic Temple, on
Wednesday evening, January 23rd. The
first reception given by this association
was very fine affair, and the managers
OF the coming one promise that it shall
eclipse the first. The price OF tickets, ad-
mitting one gentleman and two ladies,
has been fixed at 81.
The Holly Tree Inn.--Another meet
ing of the direct,rs Of the Holly Tree
Inn was held last evening. There were
lwenty-four applications for the position
of Superintendent, but only four were
found to answer the requirements. The
applications of those were referred to a
committee Of ladies, who will report at
the next meeting Of the directors, whom
they consider to be the most desirable
one of the four, for the position.
E,tertuinment.-L evening an en-
tertainment was given by Franklin Cir
Gle, No. B, brotherhood of the Union, at
their room in the McClary building. The
exercises consisted chiefly of slight-of-
hand performances by William Miller, OF
this city, which seemed to give great
amount cf pleasure to the little folks.
The Union will hold their annual anni>
versa-y On next Tuesday evening
ANNIvERsARY.-Tne Young Mems
Christian Association will hold their third
anniversary Thursday evening. at 7'3O
o'clock In St,Andrew's Episcopal Church
Full announcements as 10 speakers can
not be made until tomorrow, but it Is
intended To have interesting and instruc-
tive services.
A Ser,es OF Meetings. .--Elder Miles
Grant, OF Boston, will arrive in this city
in a short time, and conduct series OF
revival meetings In the Household OF
Faith. Mr.. Grant is a fine speaker, and
should be heard to be appreciated.
Public squares are a great blessing to
the community. We can say the same OF
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup, it is the best RENE
DIV for the cure of all diseases baby
hoood has to encounter. Price only %
cents.
F. L. FRANK, 500 Market street, is
selling out TO quit business; is offering
the entire stock at sacrificing prices. Call
and secure bargain. jan8tf
French Castor Buck IGlores.-Messrs.
Kennard & Co., are selling the best
French castor buck gloves in 2 buttons
at Slips.
The various schemes for tho re-estab-
lishment of the New Jersey Central rail-
road have been referred to committee
of the several interests involved, who