The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-27
FOURTH edition

Willard Glllard visited his parents al
Chester on Sunday.
Ambrose s. Ottey, OF Claymont. Del,
is bound to be ahead OF his neighbors,
even II he has to get up vi 4 O'Clock In
the morning to do 1t. lie has rnised
castor oil plant 10 feet, D inches high.
Harry Gould OF Claymu mt has been
remembered very kindly by his neig h.
bors He was presented with purse
containing $500. He lost all he owned
by fire.
The Kings Daughters Of Wesley M.
Z. Church will glye an excursion over
our city railway lines next Monday
evening. for the benefit OK the church.
Cars start from Maryland avenue and
Linden street at $50 D. nj >, sharp.
The Wilmington and Northern is
building pretty station ut Painters
Bridge. on the Brandywine
William Nj. Field. son of Postmaster
Field OF Philadelphia. was married to
Miss Martha Dempster, at Chicago. on
Tuesday evening. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. Gunsaulus.
Senator George Gray will speak at
the Academy of Music In Philadelphia
ON Saturday. November 9Th.
The marriage of Milton II, Buckley
and Miss Mary Ephnestock at the First
Presbyterian Church, Chester, on Tues
day evening. was Witnessed by several
Wilmingtonians.
Quite large number took dinner at
the almshouse yesterday. 1t being the
meeting tor giving out the quarterly
contracts to several of cur Whining
ton business men.
Alfred Harting, Albert Butcher and
several other anglers left this morning
for days fishing In 4 no canal. We
will have two OF the Transfer WACO MS
awaiting them on their return this
evening, to take their ocatch home.
Chester Lodge. No %. l. o, o. f.,
are preparing to celebrate their
twenty.sixth anniversary on Novem-
Der 25th. H..
Tho race between tho akiffs Ida and
.. Is. Dickinson at Chester on Monday
was won by tho Ida with more than Z
minutes to spare.
The celebration OF the bixtieth ami
yersary OF the U. A. NJ. u. Church at
Chester was continued Monday even
ing. Bishop Williams. OF this city,
made lengthy address giving the
history OF the church.
Thomas L. Weber of Heading, Pa,
visited our city and attended the 9th
Pennsylvania reunion on last Satur-
day.
Rev. D. Collie pastor of the Tandem
berg NJ. L, Church will hold a tlnan-
cial rally at tho church next Sunday,
and endeavor to raise $1,000, which will
free the church from dett.
Frank Pierce. Of Kenneth Square, Pa.
has located In our city,and will engage
In the meat business.
A grand mask soeiabld will be given
this evening, by the "East-slde Social"
club, and to meet at Mr.. Frank Lynch's
residence, on East Eleventh street, and
proceed elsewhere.
A musicale entertain ment will be
given In the Builders Exchange this
evening for the benefit df Silysrbrook
Nj. Il. Church. A good programme
has been arranged.
Miss Mary Combs, Miss Ida McMullln
and Miss Elizabeth Wad1iugton were
granted diplomas as trained nurses
from the Homeopathic Hospital on
Tuesday evening.
The Rev. Peter Donagly, OF st,
Joseph's Church, Will succeed the late
William Dollard as pas or of st.
Anne's Il, c. Church.
The musicale to be held In Second
Baptist Sunday school hall, at Fourth
and freneh, streets. his evening,
promises to be an enjoyable event.
Tho regular monthly meeting of
tho W. G. #. U. will be held at their
headq larters, No. 100 W. Eighth
street, tomorrow afternoon, at 3
o'clock.
Several members Of tile Wilmington
Rod and Gun club will go to Harvey
station to-day and take part in the all.
day shoot OF the Grubb'b Corner Rod
and Gun Club.
James b. Green has brought his
horses, which have been racing In
Philadelphia, back TO tllis city for the
winter, Saiadin, who cut his bind leg
ut Belmont. when he lowered his re-
cord to 2,lIY has recovered from the
Injury.
The Delaware Field Club has mr.
ranged the following foot bail games
to be played at Riverview: November
2. with Shortlldge ACADEMY OF Media;
November u. with Johns Hopkins
University OF Baltimore; November 10,
with either tho Princeton Freshmen or
! the scrub eleven, and probably with
Delaware College on Thanksgiving
bay.
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