Evening journal., 1890-03-10
FEED MY LAMBS.
VARIOUS RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT
NEW CASTLE.


Marriage OF II @. stafford, aud other
Important Affairs Of the city BY the sea.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. March 10. Rev. +. T..
Williams Of Princeton Coilere occupied
the pulpit at the Presbyterian Church
and preached two able sermons. Ia the
morning he read letter from Rev w.
p. Patterson, pastor OF the church,
stating that he expected to be In his
pulpit again on the irst Sunday in April.
when he wanted to meet every member
of his congregation. he will also on the
same day, administer the Lords Supper
Dir, Patterson's health Is wonderfully
| improved He Is now in Cameron
County, Pa. At G 80 o'clock, the Society
Of Christian EndeaYor held an interest
ing meeting
Rev DR.. Hubbard preached two fine
sermons at the NJ. r. Church. notwith-
standing his recent serious illness. His
morning text was from , Corinthians,
xii. "A thorn in the flesh Ia the even
ing his subject was st. John xxi 10
Feed My Lambs The church has
raised nearly all the special collections
apportoned by the annual conference.
The fourth quarterly conference Of the
church will meet to night and the entire
congregation has been invited tc attend
All the yearly reports viii be read and
the session will be an interesting one
Key. r =. Lightner preached an excel.
| lent sermon at Emmanuel Church last
evening. On next Sunday, it being the
1 third in the month, early service will be
held, and at 10 80 o'clock Bishop Coleman
win preach and confirm class OF young
people. The Young Mems Guild viii
hold an important meeting on Tuesday
evening. The Sunday school Of the
church was well attended yesterday
afternoon A new library Of 200 choice
books has just been purchased. and the
books We're distributed among the
scholars this afternoon
At the session of tho NJ. II Sunday
school yesterday afternoon, It was unani
mously decided TO hold the annual mis-
/ sionary anniversary on Thursday even
ing, March 20, Heretofore Il has been
i the custom to celebrate these occasions
on the Sunday afternoon preceding con
/ ference, but much more extensive pro.
gram has been prepared for this year
The Sunday school orchestra re.appeared
yesterday and its playing showed
marked Improvement.
The usual services were held in all the
churches not mentioned Several proba-
tioners win be immersed at the First
Baptist Church some time during this
month.
The Ladies' Mite Society Of the NJ. 70.
Church will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the parsonage this evening
The Mount Vernon Band OF this city
will give big entertainment in the col
ored hall on Union street on Thursday
4
| sixteen pieces Of Wilmington has been
engaged to furnish music for the oe-
/ casion.
Reuben p. Janyier, ex postmaster OF
this city, and daughter, Miss Mary Of
Wilmington, visited here yesterday.
James II Ross and family, who have
lived here for many years. removed TO
Chincoteague, Va, on Saturday morning
County Tax Collector George w.
Mckee Of Wilmington visited here yes
terday in company with number Of
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Stafford OF near
this city, celebrated the tenth anniver-
sary Of their marriage this evening at
their home, near this city
John w. Harris has not resigned his
position as machinist at the Delaware
Iron Works as has been previously
stated.
prominent young man met with a
serious mishap on Delaware street, last
evening. This is the second time within
as many years that this has occurred, but
his feelings. which must be Of India
rubber, are as pliRble as ever. The
bitter shake which Arthur received was
enough to drive any man to desperation.
A crowd Of Wilmington bicyclists
I RI far ra alf .Ju-
morning in riding up and down
the principal streets at high rate
Of speed while the church going
people we're vending their way home.
ward. 1t was very disgusting sight,
and the daring fests which some Of them
performed did not create the least bit Of
admiration.
Laid to Rest.
The funeral Of Mrs. Carrie, wife of
Edward f. Duffy, took place from her
late residence on Vine street, at 30
| o'clock this morning, and was largely
attended High Mass was celebrated at
st. Peters Church and interment was
made in the adjoining cemetery
The body Of Mrs. Eliza, wife Of Frank
Hatton, who was q resident Of this city
for many years, was committed to its
final resting place in Emmanuel church
yard, yesterday afternoon. The funeral
proceeded from the residence Of J. B.
Vining, undertaken. at 1. AS o'clock to the
church, where services were held.
A little daughter of William Lally,
colored, who died on Friday last, was
buried in the A. U. NJ. E. church yard,
yesterday afternoon.
Personal.
Private A. Higbee Davidson, Of the
Eighth United States Cavalry, who has
been visiting his old homo near this city,
left this morning for Fort Scott, Texas to
join his regiment
Postmaster J. f. Woodrow Of Port
Deposit, Md spent yesterday with Rev.
E. L. Hubbard. Mr. Woodrow is fine
singer and he sang in the M. e. Church
choir, at both services to the delight Of
the congregation