Middletown transcript., 1888-09-27
neIaware City News.

-Mr.B. N. Ogle is visiting at Colum-
| bia, Pa.
- Mr.. James Clothier of Odessa waE
| in town on Sunday.
= Miss Hattie Chears has returned Il
school at Albany N. Y.
: Mr.. George r. Brady of Middletowr
| was in town on Monday. "
Some Of our local artists will exhibit
pictures at the EIkton fair.
= There is to be marriage at 81
Paul's Catholic Church, next month.
The Anderson Packing Company are
running their factory at full capacity.
- G apta in McMunn OF the Excursion
steamer Thomas Clyde returned home
last week.
Mr.. Edward Swain, who has been
seri ously i'll for several weeks. is conva-
lescent.
= The steamer, Major Reybold, chang
ed her time on Monday leaving Philadel.
| phia at Up. m.
= Miss Mary Missig left for Washing
| ton, d. q. on Tuesday, expecting to spend
| i've or six weeks there.
| - Mr.. VIM. Singerly's handsome
Yacht, Restless, passed through the canal
to Chesapeake bay on Saturday after
| noon.
Miss Lou Price, who has been spend
/ ing the summer in New York and Con-
| nectfcut, returned home on Friday, much
| improved in health.
- Miss BERTHE Sheppard who has been
visiting Northeast for several weeks re-
turned home on Saturday, and presided
| at the organ on Sunday.
= The dredging of Bulkhead bar,
above Fort Delaware (provided for in the
river and harbor billy will give employ
ment to a number of people OF our town
= The signing of the fertilization bill
| by Mr.. Cl eveland ia matter Of great
1 interest to our town, as it no doubt
means plenty of work on the fortifica.
tions about Delaware City.
| - Delaware Castle No. IL, Knights Of
| the Golden Eagle, attended the M. II.
Church in q body on Sunday evening
/ and heard an eloquent sermon by Rev.
| Mr.. Sheppard. The musical programme
| by the choir was also excellent.
- The Republicans of Red Lion Hun.
| dred, nominated the following ticket on
| Saturday: For Inspector, East Red Lion
Hundred, George Hutchinson; West,
| w. II. Bentz; for Assessor, William j..
| Wingate; for Road Commissioner, VIM.
| Morrow.
The VonCulins have reopened at their
old place, Thomas building,on Clinton st.
and are doing some elegant cabinet
work. Their last large incubator was
| shipped to q st. Georges poultry farm.
Their incubator-Simplioity Hatcher
has quite reputation.
The steam yacht, CLEAN, formerly
owned by the late MIR. Garrett, Of Balti-
| more, passed through the canal on her
4 way to New York on Tuesday afternoon.
She has been heightened and remodeled,
and Id now owned by John H. Flagler,
the rich cotton seed oil dealer of New
York City.
= The Beck q Pancoast Mince Meat
Company, have been making extensive
preparations for tbe coming season, and
will be running on full time within few
weeks; they have many large orders on
hand. This Company's goods have quite
q reputation, and their business il IN
creasing every year
- The Rev. Father DAILY, formerly OF
Baltimore, who is now stationed at the
Orphans Protectory, at Clark's Corner,
has succeeded Rev. Father Brady as pas
tor Of st. Paul's Catholic Church, Della
ware City. Services are held now every
Sunday at a. M, and 1890 a. M, alter
nately; alter few weeks there will be
vesper service every Sunday at q. m.
Services are also held every Sunday at
the Protectory.