Evening journal., 1888-09-10
SWALLOWS HOMEWARD FLY.
Visitors to Their Old Home Luck In
Cunning Leaping TO Augustine Pier
with Their Lovers.

Cunning -Leaping to Augustine Pier
with Their Lovers.
BY Letter 10 EVENING Journal.
New CASTLE. Del, Sept. 10 The Rev.
Mrs. ~ NJ Browne, formerly Of this city,
but now of Newark. spoke in the M. e.
church yesterday morning and evening /
on behalf OF the Women's Home Mission
airy Society Of the NJ E. Church. Mrs |
Browne is "a very pleasant and attractive |
speaker She read some very pathetic
letters from ministers in the West, thank |
ing the society which Mrs Browne rep |
resents The addresses were very highly
appreciated by all who had the pleasure
OF listening to her.
Judge Hoover and wife Of Philadelphia
spent Sunday in this city as the guests Of
William Z. Worthington on Delaware
street
Charles wolfkeil and bride Of Camden,
~ v. are visiting the latters parents on
| Cherry street.
Miss Mary Janvier, formerly Of this
city, but now OF Wilmington, spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
The steamer Wilmington Is the only
steamer stopping at this city as the
Clyde has stopped for the season.
Miss Regina Mahoney Of this city left
too day for Philadelphia, where she will
remain for some time.
! Benjamin Cohee formerly Of this city,
! but now of Red Lion. spent Sunday here.
The Ladies Mite Society of the NJ. 4.
church win hold a meeting at the resi-
dence of Rev T.. l.. Hubbard this even
ing
William +. Lane Of this city, who has
I been away for some time has returned
George and Joseph Nantine Of this city
/ ~. 4 l.. &. II I.
! Mrs James WhitelOck and son Of this
i city have returned from Ocean Grove.
Seminole Tribe. No. s, of this city,
. will visit the Nicomi Tribe, No. 70, at
Z Pennsgrove tomorrow evening They
d win be conveyed to that place by the
n steamer Wilmington.
A leapyear party will be given by
|. eight young ladies from the WOODEN mills
ON Wednesday evening 20 Augustine
!. Pier ON the steamer Wilmington.
: Misses Kate and Sarah Shearer Of
Z West Chester Pa, are the guests OF
= II. c. Smith on Delaware street.
4 Joseph Ainsworth Of Lemi, Pa, is the
~ guest Of George Tobin on Union street
r An entertainment will be given in the
X Red Mems hall on Wednesday night by
ii the Wren Comedy Company.
Thomas Gravel, who has been seriously
~ i'll for few days, has improved.
~ Harry w Herbert and Edward Mcbride
N of this city went on a cunning expedition
A on Saturday and succeeded in getting
o. fifteen reed birds and twenty rail birds.
Harry King showed his ability as
ie sportsman to a number of friends OF
he Saturday by killing one bird out o
~ twenty shots
William Grier Of the Delaware lroi
Works, who has been III for some time, ]
again able 60 be about
A Women's Home Missionary Societ,
ef was organized in the NJ. +. church yes
terday
The Harris Senate did not play bal
ln with the Delaware Giants on SRturda
"a owing TO the rain.
he Hyatt's Military Band Of Wilmingso
ali will give an open air concert in front Q
| the old court house tomorrow evenin
10 instead OF Wednesday evening.
er. About $50 people gathered in front {
is the old court house last evening on the
We way TO church to witness a strange sight
i'm About I 900 swallows circled over the ol
in court house and then one by one do
nj scended into the chimney Of that buil6
ev ing This thing is done every evening q
Il twilight and is very interesting sight.
Of Mr. Goslin, formerly Of this city, b.
Did now Of Wilmington, spent yesterda
ION here as the guest Of Mrs Platt on Oranl
rat street.
hi A meeting viii be held this evening f
ON the purpose Of organizing dramat
Of society.
de- Rev. w. p Pattison Of the Presb
he terrain church in this city. who has bee
rst spending a months vacation out Of Il
of city, returned and preached at h
Of church yesterday.
ote w Daily, formerly head clerk Of
tee Mckee's store ON Delaware street,
ian visiting in Wilmington.
the Edward Kemp, formerly Of this cit
his but now of New York, spent Sundi
! to here.
Ger All the churches now commence the
uor evening services at z. 80 o'clock instead
Ital at g. 30 o'clock.