The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-08
Dots,

David Reese was elected president
Of the Kent County Levy Court at It's
meeting last week.
Rows James E. Bryan, OF Rising
Sun; Adam Stengle. OF Port Deposit,
and T. B. Short, OF Mount Pleasant
churches, have been requested by
their congregations to continue their
pastoral relations during the coming
conference year.
Meetings will be held this Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings ut the hall, No. 81 Walnut
street by the Heavenly kecruits,James
Redgrayes, pastor.
summoned to Philadelphia on Friday,
February 8, by despatch announcing
the serious illness OF his brother. q.
Edwin Bacon, OF the United States
Mint who had suffered stroke OF
paralysis.
Rev. 4. D. Davis has resigned his
| passionate In the NJ. L. Church at Del
| mar. The Official board of the church
passed complimentary resolutions on
thP acceptance OF the resignation.
The Etna Hose, Hook and Ladder
Company OF Newark will give fair
| bNh W uuhpohuyf IobL ~
Rev. II, Snowden Thomas, of this
ciby, preached an interesting sermon
in the NJ. l., Church at Elkton. Md, on
Sunday. The revival services are be
ing continued. The interest therein
continues undated.
| Some ten or twelve persons were adj.
nlitted Into Union NJ. Il. Church sun
dizzy morning by letters from other
churchas and otherwise, and were as
signed to different classes. -.. ~.
| Mr.. David II. Shaw and Miss Lila f.
II. Cleaden will be married at the resi-
dcnce OF the brides parents, No. 522.
Tainull street, on the 18th instant.
| Rev. Samuel A. Gayley, who has
been pastor of the West Nottingham
(Md.,) Presbyterian Church for ~
Years. WIS married OH Thursday week
TO Miss Mary A. Finley, OF Boston
Mass.
| Miss Boardman will deliver lectur,
IN tho West Presbyterian Church mex
Thursday afternoon, on tho Mccall
Mission. She visited our city witt
General Whjttle few weeks ago, anl
isan interesting speaker.
h the services at the kingswood NJ T.
Oh rch on Sunday were interesting
| al III tNNllllli Jllc IdStO
Rev. Ii. T.Dulaney preached stirring
Sermon and one person protested cor
version.
Tho Indies Aid Society of Wcsle
NJ. Il. Courch, Linden and Jacks
streets, will give an Old Folks enter
| tainment in the lecture.room tonight
Father McNianus, who was rccentl
ordained to the priesthood, celebrate
J his first mas 3 at the Prot Cathedral {
st. Peter at 1880 o'clock yesterda
! morning.
, III Rev. ]. Simpson Trotter preacl
, led In tho Reformed Episcopal Chmc
, OF the Redonmer last night on Charlie
Haddon Spurgeon, with whom NJ
: Trotter was acquainted.
t The Edge Moor Iron Company wi
' soon begin shipping finished material
1 TO Chicago for the construction OF I'll
!, big building which the company COZ
i tracted to erect. l2,O000O pounds c
iron will be needed.
Mrs S. r. Rorer lectured in IL
o Builders Exchange rooms this aItel
/ noon at 3 O'Clock, under the auspice
i Of tho New Centure Club. on "Brea
VII Making, Vienna Rolls, German Horn
>. and Eggy Rolls"
/ The Supreme Council OF the Legion
tho Red Cross met in annual session
Eden Hall this morning, and will be
; session for two days. To.morro
~ evening the local councils will give
. banquet to the visiting members