Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
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Kent County DiGtfict Lodge, l. o. g.
Twill meet in Oheswold on February OH.
Removals from tho town have reduced
the membership of Newark NJ. L. Church
to 1876.
Letters Parliamentary on the estate Of
the late Hugh Thorn hsye been granted
20 Mrs. Isabella q. Them.
Letters OF administration On The estate
of tho lste Martha Rulsit of Mil Greek
hundred have been granted to j. II. Hn-
lett
William McVaugh, the stork dealer Of
H0oktssin, has rsntsd the hotel ut
Kimb'eville and will take possession
April LIST.
Morris A. Walton, son Of the Rev. W.
b. Walton of the Wilmington IL. u, Con
ference, hes become superintendent o.
the Baltimore division 0t Inc adyerfisin1
Department Of Tho CtGftiGsaa, publiahsa
in Washington.
An exchange says the Kennebeo Ice
C1mpBny OF this city pays So 500 per
ysar for the privilege oil Hsing tbe ice Oh
tito Pennoek dam NJ O3atesyiile, Pa. Atter
the lessee has housad 81 the ive needed
i. subjects the dam privileges.
The ill-fated EarnmGnr was dry'aocsea
ut The Earlsn s; E5'lingswosth Go. q
Yards on Thntadsy. Tho tug ReFenieS,
after landing the craft, made she welhin
ring with her weird fog whistle IN Fiying
expression of exulthticn. The sightne
noise was heard oil over the 3.fy, and
awakened much inquiry,
An attractive pyra,aid Of grapes,
oranges, bananas, with nuts, raiiins, ard
other oone6tiblos we're found Thursday
mon the rsarl otlise tabie Of tho Naw
C4stIe Mutual InsGranse COMPANY. Some
lady admirers, it was discovered, had
placed the fruit there, a7 . gilt TO Seere-
tsry and Treasurer Mark NJ. Oleaysr who
reached his 54th anniversary.
State Capital Lodge, 1 O. G. T., OF
Dover, has elected tnssa officers: y. L. !,
Mrs. q. Parsons; v. T., Miss Lille LET
Land; Il. NJ, Miss Mary Boone; Y. "a,
Norioan Kellum; H., Mrs. Annie Joneg;
o., James Moore; H., 2 u, Hrtier; u
Miss Ida Loiiand; g., Z. + Veasey; 5 J.
n. srgs. Fannie Tribpat'; y. H., Mrs. q.
L. Better; A. s., G. Donovan.
- Oliys Lodge, / o. G. T., of Dover, has
elected These officers: @. T., II U. lay iof;
v. n. Mrs. Fenia Ii. Foraker; Il. s., Miss
L Foraker; L. s., J Harry Stewart; ",
Mrg. L. Riley; o., Mrs. Il. Ferkum; N ,
NJ. Rlgy: O., Mrs II, Il. Garter; y, J.
h Stevenson; s J. 4. MIS-. L. Z. Willis;
p, q. d, George Carter; delegates 70 the
District Lodge, Ms. 3. Foraker, .. d.
ash and Miss q, ForsEer.
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N, Fl. Davis, William Aldrsd, j. o. P'arce,
Alexander Pollen and T.. j. Davis hays been
eletted trustees Of the Ayenpe y. u. Ohufeh,
Milford.
The directors Of tho Wilmington U-,al Gas
Conpsnylon Friday declared dty;dend Of
IS per share for tine past six m0nths, pay
able on demand.
The Rev. W. @. Alexander went ia
Matayan, II. j., on Thursday During bis
aiyht ysars' psstotste at Forest Presley
terrain Church, Middletown, he preached
ses sermons, conducted 3si prayer mte .
incs baptized Al people, ofiiclateh st ~
wsidinrs and As funerals and received l0l
me,nbers tnto the church. During that
neriod s2I, 262 was raised for church OK
nenses and 81 ,0s5 for Dsneyolenoes.
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Duripg The month Of January the reduc-
zion Of the public debt amounted to
az. sl8,2s4. The cash In ihs treasury