Evening journal., 1889-06-10
SUNDAY AT NEW CASTLE.
HOW CHlLDREN'S DAY WAS oB-
SERVED AT THE CHURCHES.

Conrad r. Lancaster Returns TO Johns
town-End of the shad season-Per-
sonat and shipping Notes.
Special Correspondence EVENING JorRNAr
New CASTLE, June Children's Dav
was observed at all the churches yester.
day but st. Peters r. G. Church. At
the Presbyterian Church the following
exercises took place: March OF the
children from the Sunday school to the
church and an organ voluntary by Profes
sor f. s. Duncan anthem. by the choir !:
prayer by the Rev. w. P. Patterson /;
singing by the Sunday school; address
by pastor; baptismal service; responsive
reading, Orion s. Carrick secretary Of
the New Castle Sunday school and VIII.
liam d. Greer OF the Dobbinsville branch,
read the annual Sunday school reports
An otfertory was then played by Profess
sor F. =. Duncan, after which Rev. w.
Z. Patterson spoke OF Johnstown. The
infant class then sang. Misses Greta
Cooper, Carrie Straub and Ar
mitage Black were each presented
with Bible for answering perfectly the
catechism questions. The Children S
Day offering was then taken up. 1t
amounted to $26.26. The church was
ulCtly trimmed Win mowers.
At the M. +. Church, the services were
also interesting The church was hand.
somely decorated with flowers, The
services opened with an overture by the
Hushebeck orchestra, followed by the
singing Of a medley OF old hymns; prayer
by Rev. 4. J.. Hubbard; singing
responsive reading; recitations by
Mamie Vantins; singing by Miss Susie
kla~t 4 81 - Il.
sacrifice of Isaac, by the Rev. Il. l.. Hub
bard recitations by Hattie Challenger,
Harry Jemison, Misses Emma Davidson
and Lilly Shaw.
The services at the First Baptist Church
were pretty and nicely executed. Rev
Edward knight conducted them. Wi.
liam W. Barker, general secretary OF the
| Y. M. G. A. of Salem, N. j., and editor
Of that societys paper, preached In the
morning and conducted the Sunday
school in the afternoon
The services at Emmanuel p. +. Church
were appropriate.
Conrad L. Lancaster left New Castle
last night for Johnstown, Pa, where he
will superintend the clearing away Of
the debris Of the electric light works.
after which he will take charge of the
works.
Mrs. W. H. Temple, who has been
visiting her parents IL this city for the
past few weeks has returned TO New
| York
Miss Nellie Wise was in Wilmington
on Saturday.
The NJ. L. Sunday school left New
Castle this morning, in farm wagons, for
Brandywine Springs.
To-day is the last day OF the shad sea
son according to law. All the fishermen
stopped on Saturday.
The sloop Three Brothers unloaded a
cargo of stone on the steamboat landing
Saturday.
The battery Is completely covered with
berry crates and freight cars. Nose cars
than ever before are here this year
The schooner Lilly A. Warford cleared
from here on Saturday with load OF
grain for New Bedford, Mass.
Miss Smith Of Wilmington is visiting
the Misses Williams In this city
A congregational sociable will be held
in the lecture room of the Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday night.
William J. Hunter Is building larg,
monument for the grave Of the lat
Alfred Carson.
Marvin Truss and John Wilmot wer
in Wilmington yesterday afternoon
A large number OF excursion boat
passed here yesterday ON their way dow
the bay
, Several Wilmington and New Castl
: yacht clubs stopped at the wharf her
yesterday The New Castle men wer
/ disorderly and making disgraceful row
Miss Name Early sf Wilmington, an,
; friend, spent Sunday with Miss Mani
Gallagher.
Miss Martha Todd Of Wilmington
visited Ernest Phillips here, yesterday
Harold Halberstadt of Philadelphia
spent Sunday here.
, A valuable horse belonging to Rober
, Montgomery died last night, about thirt,
minutes after it had been driven Isaa
Foster had offered $3.50 for the horse tn
previous day.
James Boothe is contemplating starting
! a bicycle club in this city
, A game Of base ball played on Satnr
J day afternoon resulted in the Delawar
Boys beating the Stars by score Of i
to H.
The Mite Society Of the NJ f. Churcl
: win meet tonight in the parsonage.
Seminole Cornet Band wish to than
Z the people that patronized their festiva
/ and the ladies who waited on the tables
Over 1925 was realized
{ To-day is floral mission day at th
| prison.