Evening journal., 1892-01-25
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Themseives-RevlyaI Services.
| s. eclal Correspondence EVENING JouRrAI.
MIDDLETowN, Jan. 25.-Thieves again
have made their appearance ia Middle.
town Late on Saturday they entered
the hen coop OF DR.. l. s. VsllandiQ.
ham and took therefrJm eleven
mems and one turkey. Although
the doctor has a good watch dog at his
home, the dog failed TO hear tie thieves.
The thieves will probably 90 on with
their work, rs this Is the first robbery
shat has been committed in this vicinity
| for sometime.
A large number of people who own or
rent Ice houses have filled them with Ice
four | ches thick.
Kew. N. M. Browne announced Ia the
N n Church last evening that h .
would continue to hold revival services
Ia The M. e. Church this week as the
outlook Is more promising now than
when tbeJ com menced two weeks ago.
Miss Bessie Reynolds In visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. VI. Brown, at Philadelphia
y. bayard Heisel of st. Georges LEFT
On Saturday in com pany with Fred. s.
Donnel, for Ohisago, H., where they
VIII engage Ia business representing
Florida real estate.
The members of the Young Woman's
Christian Temperance Union win give
The Mlikmalds' Convention" BY request
at their headquarters on Monday even
ing, February % Miss Vlnie Lynch will
oe present aud sing that famous song.
Maggie the Cows Are in the Glover"
Archie Stiles Of st Louis, Mo Ii
spending a few days with bis mother.
Mrs 4. 4 dllpin, 90 East Main street
Revival services have been progressing
Ia the "A. z. Church at Townsend daring
the past week with much success.
Miss Rosie Reynolds OF Townsend Il
suffering with the grip.
The N. E, parsonage at Townsend Is
nearly completed 1t Is nov being very
nicely painted ard stained Inside. Rev and
Mrs. J.P. Fletcher will occupy their new
house about February /.
The girls OF Odessa have evidently not
thought of this year being leap year The
other day the sexton OF the M. E. Church
at that place found five onions on the
auditorium floor after revival nesting,
Wallace Moody, the we'll known carter
and draymsn OF this town, lost valu-
able horse from collie on Saturday.
DAWN |. Allen foreman on the P. w
q B. railroad spent Saturday with rela-
lives al Seaford.
During the past week large number
OF citizens of this town have attended
the many places of amusement In Phila-
delphia the principal attraction being
The Old Homestead at the Chestnut
street Opera House.
John Il. Gill of Swedesboro, N. j., is
visiting his brother, George N. Gill.
The young Mems Social Club will give
another Of their enjoyable dances In the
Opera House on Thursday evening.
DR. Horace Vaughan Is having his drug
store remodelsd and fitted up in a very
comfortable panner.
Dr. Edward f. Rowland, the vaccine
physician for West st. Georges hundred,
Is visiting the public schools for the pur-
pose OF examining the pupils
While skating at Silver Lake Thurs
day afternoon Louis STAN, white boy
IL years of age. fell on the ice, resulting
In conclusion OF the brain. He is very
Ill this morning and Is not expected to
recover.
Thomas Cochran Jr, who has been
working in New York for some time past,
came home very i'll yesterday afternoon
George p. Kelley, cashier of the Peo-
pies National Bank. who has been very
III with the grip is convalescent.
The Misses Mary Cochran and Bessie
Reynolds left this morning for brief
visit among relatives aud friends in
Philadelphia