Middletown transcript., 1888-11-08
DELAwARE CRY DISPLACEMENT
Society Meetings.

= Delaware City Loan Association las
Friday of each month.
- Delaware City Volunteer Fire Com
pany, first Thursday OF each month.
jackson Lodge, f. A. NJ, first Tues
day of each month.
: Patrick Henry Lodge 1. o. o. f., ever!
Wednesday night
/ = Delaware Castle No. II, K. G. E. ever!
Tuesday evening.
= The NJ. e. Church choir visited Por
Penn on Wednesday evening.
= There are already six applicants fol
the Post-office. We can name the Price
] of it.
Mr.. George Won Culin of Brides
burg, is spe ending few days with his
brothers.
- Mr.. Fletcher Price, Superintendent
Of the Chesapeake and Delaware canal
was in town on Wednesday.
= Mr.. Frank Bruner, Jr., one of oar
tonsorial artists, who has been in Phila-
| delphia about two months, has returned
home.
= MIR. William A. Jester has finished
his conservatory, and has repainted his
drug store and dwelling on Clinton
street.
= Mary Pullman, colored, wife of John
Pullman, who has been suffering with
consumption for long time, died on
Sunday.
= Mr. George Shuster, Superintendent
for William Simpson & Co., dry dock
builders is spending few days at his
home in this city.
- The carriage firm of R. A. Moody &
Co., have received several orders durin q
the past two weeks which will keep them
busy on new work for some time to
come They are also receiving orders
lively for rthe Sheppard washing machin Q,
which they build.
Messrs. Charles Bright and Herbert
Derrickson who started down the Chesa-
peake Bay for winters cunning and
fishing, have returned; not being citl-
zens of Maryland or Virginia they were
not allowed to shoot or fish. The old
time hospitality seems to have departed.
Our community was again startled on
Tuesday morning by the intelligence OF
the sudden death of Mrs. Jacob Frempt.
Mrs. Frempt left home on Monday MORN
ing, in apparently good health, TO visit
her children residing in Philadelphia.
MIR. Frempt received telegram on Tues.
day morning calling him to Philadelphia
Immediately; but before he could get
there Mrs. Frempt was dead. The re-
mains were brought home on Wednes-
day evening for interment.
- The election passed off quietly on
Tuesday. There was much interest
taken in the local ticket, and considerable
scratching was done, as the following re-
turns will show:
FOR ASSESSOR, RED LION HUNDRED
EAST.
John T. Grimes, 125 (Dem.) William
). Wingate, 136 (Rep.)
FOR ASSESSOR, RED LION HUNDRED
WEST.
John T. Grimes. 101 (Dem). William
J. Wingate, Sc [Rep).
FOR ROAD COMMISSIONER, RED LION
hONhnED EAST
John Z. Deputy, 1877 (Dem). William
A. Morrow, 126 (Rep).
FOR ROAD COMMISSIONER, RED LION
HUNDRED WEST.
John L. Deputy, 81 (Dem). William
H. Morrow, s3 (Rep).
FOR INSPECTOR, RED LION HUNDRED
EAST.
Everett Won Culin, 125 (Dem). George
Hutchinson, 139 (Rep).
FOR INSPECTOR, RED LION HUNDRED
WEST.
William Swan, 96 (Dem). William Fl.
Bentz, rs (Rep).
In East Red Lion Hundred the Repub-
lican majority for electors was twen ty-
three.
= List of pupils attending Delaware
City public school, whose average in at
tendance, deport ment, and recitation is
80 per cent or over. for the week ending
Nov. I'd, 1888.
1sT, DIVISION.
Lulu Heiss, g3; Laura Sadler. 95 !; i
Katie Aker, 96 Sadie Roberts, SO; Matte
McMunn, 100; Ida Baldwin, 95; Helen
Cheairs, 80; Rosa Olive, So; Nellie Swan,
90; Nora Foard, So; Annie vanklrk, 96;
Saba Craig. 9S; Mary O'Neill, 96; Agnes
Ubil, 93; Eva Gardiner, 96; Mary Buff
fington, 96; Elsie Davidson, 96; Annie
Cheairs, 96; Annie Pennington, 96 Mag
gle Gallagher. 90; Sadie Wipf, 90; Nellie
Jester, 95; Russell Penn ington, 100;
Charles McMunn, 100; George Kennedy,
100; Bright Moody, 95; Josegh Tosney,
81; Charles Southwick 91; Frank Fremnt.
9s; Irwin Shepherd, 100; Freddie Price,
SO; Willie Thompson, 80; Joseph Reeves,
100. Albree Cleaver, 100.
I'd, DIVISION.
George McTntire, 90; Rosa Gallagher,
o5; James Cannon, 90; Ella Craig, 90;
Esther Manko, go; Emma Jones, 96
sabIna Morris, 90; Edna Ubil, SO Mary |
Morris, So; VIM. Vanhekle, 9S; Howard
Davidfon, 96; Harry Prevail, 99; Harry
Huss, 81; Roy Keane, 81; Carrie Bowen,
97; Edith Vankirk, SO; Irene Cairns, 81 /;
Dora Frempt, 96; Charles Bowen. "a;
Harry Nickle, 81; Thomas Woods, 95.
PRIMARY-HONERABLE MENTION.
Bertha Wipf, frankie Dempsey, Bertha
Moody, Alice Foard, Lottie Vanhekle.
Laura Hickey, Ella Swan, Mamie Jack.
son, JohT Tugend, Willie Neff.
TRANSCRIPT and 81. Nicholas wear.
81 80, st, Nicholas a. go