The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-05

Centreville Association for the Re-
eoyery of Stolen Horses, etc. met
in Ccntrevllle Hall, ON Saturday, De-
cember 81, 1899. j. Poulson Chandler
was elected president. DIR. Joseph II.
Chandler secretary and treasurer. The
old board OF directors Were re -electe d.
The finances of the company are in
good condition, No loss being re-
ported during last year.
Centreville Hall Company held its
annual meeting on Jan, 3. 1898, DR.. JOS.
IL. Chandler was reelected president,
and Joseph +. Chandler. secretary and
treasurer. At a meeting OF Kenneth
Turnpike Company. held in Whining
ton ON Jan. I'd, Joseph p. Chandler
was elected secretary and treasurer,
vice j. Poulson Chandler resigned.
William Candy was reelected presi-
dent. Tho following Board OF Direc-
tors were elected for 1893: Col II. A..
DUPONT. DR.. Joseph II. Chandler, j..
Poulson Chandler. Willie Wilson, Jr..
A. l. DUPONT, A. l.. Foster. Edmund
Brlughurst Jr.. Mark Cloaver.
Washington Conclnve, No. l19. l. O..
II. or Centrevllle held an open meeting
i'll Centreyille Hall, on Monday
evening, Jan. I'd. The event was one
of the most pleasant in the history of
viz hpiiNl8NOs AlANt thC ltB llui thbtA'
Ing, table was spread with many
good things and the members with
their invited friends in the community
became seated and all mingled to-
eetbsc in the enjoyment Of the oc-
caaion.
After the menu was completed Dr.
Jos. Ii. Chandler, who was chairman OF
arrangement welcomed the invited
guests. He introduced Suprems
Organizer John w. Cruel of Baltimore
who explained the working and bene.
ticlent features OF the orderin speech
of half hour. His remarks were con-
vinciug and well received: at its con-
clusion lie was highly apptauded. Su-
preue Secretary Or. Edward Earack-
son of Baltimore was introduced and
in wei! chosen speech OF a halt hour
proved conclusiyety that the l. o. II.
WAS upon substantial basis and in.
creasing the membership rapidly
George W. Ely, Joseph T.. Chandler,
George X. Woodward, DR.. Ii. L. Day
and others were called upon and I'd
spondGd In good speeches. After a
vote Of thanks TO the speakers com.
mittee of arrangements, etc, the
meeting closed hoping at the next an
nual meeting they will have many
now members to join with them etc.
The West Chester, kenuett and Will
mington Electric Railroad is becom-
ing very much agitated III tue comnu-
nifty. A Meeting will soon be called i'll
Centrevilie Hall for the purpose OF
placing the work III an organized
shape.
The general sentiment Of the com.
munity along tho proposed route Ia
highly enthusiastic over the prospect
1t begins to look like having the road.
Area ~ the route from kGnnett to
Centroyille has been mapped out and
the right OF wuY granted. In few
days the way to Wilmington will be
looked up. Tho Wilmington city Rail.
way has Il charter to the fuuusvlyauil
line, and an oudcavOr will be made to
have the two limos Join in the compile.
ton of that end OF the road.
The funeral of Mrs Anua f., Dalton
an old and respected citiAon. took
place to-day ana was very largely at.
tended .....
william J. Chandler, son OF James
Chandler, OF GnrAlyn. died Jan. "a. Of
very severe and snort illness. He
was momber OF CentrevIlle Lodge,
|. q. o. f., and viii be burisi on SItar.
day, January 18th. at II o'clocb, uHder
the auspices OF l'entroyiile Lodge.
The farmers have an abundant ice
harvest. and all have succeeded in
storing large quantities. Of line quail
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