Evening journal., 1888-09-03
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This is the opening month of autumn.
a pleasant, healthful portion Of the year
Everything has a cheerful freshness.
and although the coming of winter is
soon foretold BY the decaying leaves. yet
all are glad Of the change from the sum
mer's heat. This is the busy season,
and work which for three months has
been more or less stagnant, now moves
brislSly along To the business man the
season Is one Of hard work. but Of more
certain profit. The summer is over and the
summer resorts are being depopulated.
The people are gladly returning home.
Il is good time for the sensible adver-
tiser who, recognizing the Importance Of
putting his business before the people,
does so in the bcst manner-through the
newspapers.
Not only is there an awakening IN bus.
mess, but there is lively time among
the many societies. The Masons, who
have been rather idle for the last few
months, now resume the mysteries Of the
square, level and compass. The other
secret orders also take new life
from the cooling effects Of the
September air. Among the liter
airy societies Of Wilmington. the St Pauls
NJ. +, Society, the Talmage, Harmony,
together with other social associations
begin almost an entirely new life.
One Of the most important events Of
this month is the opening Of the schools,
which occurs to-day The children have
been resting from study for two months
and while physically they were being ed
ucated book learning was neglected The
latter will now be taken up with re-
Moved vigor and with more certain re-
suits Not only the day schools open
their doors TO the aspiring students, but
also the night schools that offer education
to those whose daily employment will not
permit them TO attend the regular SEES.
sions
Besides the now life in business and
study the outlook for amusements is
| pleasant. The Choral Club. which has
been taking a short vacation, viii begin
next Monday evening an active rehear
sal. Other musical and dramatic associa
tions in "A smaller way viii again begin
TO move
The amusement houses promise a good
season. The Opera House withits beauti
ful improvements and efficient manage
ment win be supplied with all that
theatre-goers may desire, the Academ,
Of Music being used for lighter produe
tions
The choirs Of the various churches vii
be increased and strengthened for ia,
coming winter West Presbyterian
Chur,h is to have a new volunteer choil
of thirty voices Calvary p f. Church i
having a new organ put up. and will pro
badly have new choir. ST. Andrews p
e. Church will retain its present vocal
lists and make some additions
There is activity among severa
of the churches regarding new pastors
the First Presbyterian, Second Presbyte
rian, German Baptist and Unitarian
Churches being thus engaged.
Sports that have been stopped becaus
Of hot weather and absent participant
are started again.
The Warren Athletic. Club promises
good time at its fall sports next month
whom prominent athletic will be pres
emit
The Wilmington Fair Association
I preparing for the exhibition next montl
and much interest centres on 10 IN
Horticultural Society is arranging grel
fruit exhibition that viii he a notab
event
e Base bah viii be continued for a shoi
while and then it must succumb to col
weather This season Is extremely sati
factory to the wheclman. who never el
! Joys himself better during the entii
/ year
/ Taken all IN all the month of Septen
Q Der gives new life t5 everything that he
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