The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-16
NEW CASTLE NEWS.

NEW CASTLE. March 10.

NEW CASTLE. March IS
Mr.. Weldon vining and Miss Annie
Blackiston, of near Wilmingt on. were
married. on Wednesday evening at tho
residence OF the brides parents. Miss
Florence Blacklston was bridesmaid
and Jefferson Downham best man.
Miss Florence Lunt played the we'd
ding march. Among those presont
were:
From New Castle. Mr.. and Mrs.
John b. ylning. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Woolsop, Mr.. and Mrs. John Naylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keenan,, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lswior, MIR. and Mrs
James McHugh, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rocket, MIR. and Mrs. Robert @.
Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dale.
Mr.. ana Mra, Robert Wright. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
L. Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs. William IL.
Herbert. MIR. and Mrs. Ira Lunt, Mr..
and Mrs. John Bacon. Mr., and Mrs
Orion Carrlek, MIR. and Mrs. George
Bacon, AIR. and Mrs. John Ellis, Mr..
, and Mis-, George Hastings. Frank
. Pinkerton, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Smith,
jefferson Downham. Wm. Sutton,
Harry Price. Arthur Wise, Jas. Fitz-
gerald. John. Boyle, NJ oses Marshall,
Albert V. Foster. Albert Winning, Hari y
Herbert, Elige Richey, Noah Higgins,
| Misses Flora A. Hunt, Katie Maguire.
, Mary Vinlng. Clara Vinin1. Mrs. Frank
S. Duncan. Mrs. Richard Pustlll. Mr.
,, and Mrs. Geo. Toban, Mr.. Frank r.
,, YinlDg.
From Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs.
: Robert Palmore, Misses Lydie, Lilly
: and Agnes Palmore, Mfr. Charles Pal
more, Mr. and Mrs. Wui. Worthington
i From New YORK: Mr.. and Mrs. Shep.
i hard Caleb. Miss Helen Caleb, Mr.. Car
i ter Caleb
. From Elktou: Mr.. and;,AIrs. John
: Blackiaton, Mr. George Blackiston.
= From Claymont; Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
! Bluckiston, Misses Mary, Kate, Flor
ence and Bessie BlackiBuon, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Bigger. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Big
ger, Robert Jordan, Rev. G. Z. Wood.
The disadvantage and danger to the
fishefm men is now dawnlnR on our PEG
pie about the disinfectlng station a.
! Reedy Island. Yesterday, some OF the
fishermen from this city had drlftet
! before they knew IL close enough Il
y get a strange smell and to see the vel
I, low lag lying. II disease Is at til,
,, I station this summer, there Ia no tell
l. Ing what amount of danger IL will
4 work among the people OF The sur
rounding towns. Some people have
+ gone SO far as to say that they do not
u Intend to ent any of the shad caugh
here this year Oh account of the quar-
antine station.
Yesterday was visitors day at the
Y G. A. G. and several took advantage
OF the Occasion to see the yount
= athletes go through their perform
! ances.
Times are pretty hard around New
:. Castle just now. but cupid seems te
have had his hands full. On Wednes
|, day evening there were three we'd
dings around New Castle. The thirt
j., one was an elderly and we'll know
! farmer. who lives short distanc,
from town.
Several from hero attended the mas
querade ball in Wilmington on We'd
nesday evening The girls believe
! that the police over Eleventh street
bridge are really handsome.
I The people are much disappointed
! that the City Council Is lying so awful
/. quiet and not doing anything to com,
pei the railroad company to make
: the proper approaches to the high
bridge. Fun is fun, but for a team Ia
attempt to climb up that hill. when the
bridge will he finished will be no fun
Yesterday afternoon about 5.St
o'clock the three dead dogs which
We're spoken OF In yesterdays's RE
PUBLICAN were buried.
MIR. and Miss Bentz. of Whining.
: ton, spent yesterday with friends
. here.
; Miss Mary Stewart has returned
! home nfter long visit to Miss Addie
. l.. Bentz. of Wilmington.
Last evening there wore two vel
attended dances here. -.
Several from here attended the Sun
! day school convention In Wllm ingtoI
yesterday.