The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Pleasant Sunday School Treats
and Entertainments.
STRICKEN With PARALYSIS.


ed Citizen. stricken with Paraiy-
sis in tho Tongue md Cannot
spcnis-Generui and Personal
News from That Pretty
Town.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE, Dec. 29.-Tlmes being
hard and money scarce, a Delaware
consisting of the following named
citizens. VIM. Hunter, president
Geo. Eckele. vice president; John
Hanson. Rec. Sec; james Barr, Cor
Sec. Vim. Morrison, Treas.
After organization they concluded
to mako trip to Hamburg Marsh tc
see how the rBts were situated, and, II
found to be plentiful. they concluded
to open up correspondence with some
city fur dealer, but they found thai
the rats had all been extermlnated
But they still hope for better SUGGEST
on Saturday. they Intend to visit
Churcbmnn Marsh.
Messrs. Barr and Morrison finding
the fur business unsuccessful deter.
mined to try the fish business oil theil
own account. They secured a wagon
and visited MIR. Plutt's mill pond an,
caught two pike and one catfish.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
The State Road Sunday school helt
lis annual Christmas entertainment
on Wednesday evening. Mr.. John j
jackson Ia the able superintendent oil
the school. The house was packed
and delightful time was spent by
oil. Sunday school 10 held every Sun
day at ESQ o'clock and preaching
once q month.
.. PROGRAM,
The Old Yenr. by the Schoo
Opening Address. ........ Bonnie katledgs
Grandma's Mistake. Allce McA llistel
Dialogue. ''Didn't Want TO ketch It,"
Maud and Thornton Lyman
Solo. ..... recommendations Jackson
The Wicked. Cruel Spider
Leslie McAllistel
An Aged Tot............ Florence Mood,
Chriet1nas. ,..................Hy lic Lyman
The Wonderful One Hoss Chaise,
Miss Annie Robinson
a Labor Operatta.
How Lovely arc the Voices. sohoo
A lioy's opinion. Thornton lyman
Lullaby, ............. ...Georgle BulIen
Miss Colnmbia's Spelling school
,Gttie's Chimney. ..'.....M Maud Lyman
Dip. Boys, pip the Oar and Cinderella
Reclining Picture,
Goodbye. Lucy Ratledge
A Confident Speaker,
Distribution of presents, candy and
closing hddress. ...........'' hess Gross
han All HAL. .......''.....,..B BY School
SLIGHT FIRE.
Yesterday morning the lambrequin
on the mattel piece In tho parlor OF
MIR. Whltnack caught on fire and
caused little excitement in the fami.
ly for time. 1t caught from stove
which stood near by. Mr.. Whitnack
extlDguished the little blaze.
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS
Henry whitelock. although rs years
II age has been very active old gem
tlelnnn until yesterday morning. He
usually rises about 0 o'clock and yes
teluuy was no exception to the rule.
But when he came down stairs his
daughter noticed him standing some
what doubled up at the foot OF the
stairs and shs asked him what was the
matter but he did not answer her.
She Immediately called his son.
William WhItelock, of the Gilpin
House, and he called in DR.. Il. X. Ty-
bout. The Doctor found on examina.
ton that MIR. Whlteloek had received
a pnrslytic stroke, and that he could
not speak. He Is fully conscious of
everything which passes, but he can
not speak. DR.. fybout entertains
some hope that he will recover his
speech.
Tho Emmanuel Episcopal Sunday
School held its Christmas treat yester-
day afternoon and last evening. In
the afternoon large Christmas tree
was neatly arranged for the "lambs. =
or rather the small children who at.
tend the Sunday School. lnthe even
ing the parish building was crowded
with the children. A very pleasing
exhibition of stereopticon views wa,
given by Mr.. George Parry, of vii
mlnRtun. 1t was trip through the
Worlds Fair and each building was ex.
planned by Rev. P. B. Lightner.
Several comic views were also ex
hibited, and several photographs, in
Guiding those OF Bishops Coleman and
Lee.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
A very ENJOYABLE time was spent on
Wednesday evening at the residence
OF Miss Lily Webb, where an evening
social WINS held.
Some parties here have been follow.
ing the servers OF the REPUBLICAN and
stealing the papers from the doors.
They are known. and the next time
they arc caught Will be prosecuted to
the Ia US fullest extent.
Miss Lily Webb was somewhat sur
prised yesterday to find q gold ear
ring In the post Office.
The DAILY REPUBLICAN was the only
paper which had tie account of Miss
May Martindale's wsdding yesterday.
1t will be stale news tonight. Get the
best.