Middletown transcript., 1888-11-22
DELAwARE o1TY DEPARTMENT
Society Meetings.

Wednesday night.
Delaware Castle No. u, K. G. e. ever.
Tuesday evening.
= Mr.. H. W. Bigger was in Philadel'
phia on Monday.
= Mr.. Huffman Manko spent Sunda,
in Philadelphia.
- Mr.. William J. Morris was in Phila
delphia this week.
Mr.. e. A. Stout is spending thil
week at Milton, N. j.
- Mr.. Fred Warren, OF Philadelphia
was in town on Monday.
Miss Lille Hicken spent few day
this week in New Castle.
= DR.. vallandigham. of st. Georges,
was in town on Tuesday.
- The Coldslaw Club celebrated their
second anniversary on Saturday.
Messrs. Hemphill and jackson have
gone to Pocomoke City, Nd, on cunning
trip.
- Messrs. VIM. It. Vail and George
Price visited Milllngton this week on a
quail expedition.
= Miss Mary Missig who has been
spending several weeks in Washington
has returned home.
Members of the Philadelphia Club
are sojourning at their club house on the
river front this week.
- The Thursday night prayer meetings
at the M. e. Church are well attended
and very interesting.
The fall fishing in the canal has begun,
and good catches OF pike and catfish are
being made.
- 1t is rumored that some of our young
gentlemen are projecting hop for New
Years eve, very appropriate time for
one.
The Democrats of East Red Lion Hun
dred are about to organize political and
social club to be known as the Young
Mems Democratic Club.
- Vinton Asher, Jr., son of Vinton B I.
Asher, aged 8 years, died on Saturday
evening and was buried on Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock in Delaware City
- Rev. VIM. G. Starr, pastor of Christ
Church and Miss Mulineaux of Hammon-
ton, N. j., were married on Thursday.
After short bridal tour they will take up
their residence at the Rectory.
- Asupper for the benefit of the Manse
fund of the Delaware City Presbyterian
will be given in the Manse, on
and Friday, Nov. 22d and 23d.
Supper and refreshments from $50 to 10
P. M.
- The tug Ash towed a raft of piling
tive-hundred logs, each eighty
'eet long, through the canal on Friday.
The raft was seven feet deep, twenty-five
eet wide, and was fourteen hours passing
from Chesapeake City here.
- The Won Culin Incubator Co. shipped
in incubator and brooders to Galveston,
Texas, on Wednesday. Their incubators
ire in use in nearly every Southern,
Eastern and Pacific coast State, as we'll as
n Canada, Mexico, and Australia.
Captain John Smith, the veteran
sherman, was in this port few days
his week. He sailed for Murderkill
reek on Wednesday morning, where he
viii remain for the wintar- Cantain
Holly Foard accompanies him as mate.
- A new organ has been purchased for
1t. Paul's Catholic Church, and will be
n use on Sunday week. After a few
Eeeks' practice by the choir, vespers will
e given every Sunday evening. In ad-
ition to the organ there will be cornet
by Mr.. Adam B. Cook
- The Young Mems Republican Club
1 East Red Lion Hundred celebrated the
lection of Hrrrison and Morton, on
friday evening with a supper at the
johnson House kept by E. Milne. The
lub, headed by the Delaware City Cor
et Band made street parade before pro.
eeding to the Robinson House. The
,ble decorations and the menu served
y mine host Milne were superb.
-nthony Higgins. Esq, made short ad-
ress after supper.
- Names of pupils OF Delaware City
'ublic School whose average is 95 per
snt. or over in atten dance, department
nd recitation for the week ending Nov.
J, 1883:
1sT DIVISION.
Lulu Huss, 90; Katie Aker, 96; Matte
LcMunn, So; Ida Baldwin, 9S; Annie |
9s; Nellie Swan, 9s; Nora
'oard, 9S; Annie Vankirk, So; Mary |
'Neill, 9S; Agnes Ubil, 100; Anna
bennington So; Sadie Wiph, so; Julian
eeves, 96 Charles McMunn, 95 George |
95; Bri ght Moody, 95; Irwin
hepherd, go; Freddie Price, 90; Albree
leaver, 9S.
ID DIVISION.
Edna Ubil, 80; Nellie Vail, 95; Earby
9S; Allen Hicken. 81; Willie
'Neill, 96; Harry Prevail, %; Roy
.eane, 9s; Carrie Bowen, 90; Matilda
riner. 95; Annie Berger, 90; Edith
ankirk, So; Dora Frempt, 95; Norman
lever, 9S; George McIntire, 90; Charles
owen, 9s; Frank Fountain, 80; Rosa
allagher, 9S.
3D. DEPARTMENT..
Harry Price, 90; Irene Davidson, 90
nnie Woods, 81; Bernice Keane. 96;
larence Raymond, 95: Willie Prevail,
!; Cora Dunlap, 95; Stella Ferguson,
!; Matte Price, 95; Elsie Hickan, 95;
liza Silva, 95; Emmet Tosney 95;
lille Tosney, 95; Willie Russel, 90;
delbert Beck, 96.
PRIMARY.
Bertha Wiph, frankie Dempsey,
ertha Moody, Alice Foard, Lottie Van
,kIe, Laura Hickey, Mamie Dempsey,
va Cannon, Willie Cairns, Fred Tu-
,nd.
Henry Lea's Death.
Henry Lea, Of the William Lea & Sons
n. E. 4