The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
WHAT'S IRA nspirina in the Pretty Tevsn On
the Delaware.
Correspondence of the RepublIcaw.
New CASTLE April 10Th.

Correspondence of the RepublIca~.
New CASTLE. April 18th.
A long farewell to the cloth called 'sack,'
To ashes. and fasting, and prayer. alackl
10 service. and chant and yawning;
For what dainty visions in bonnet and
And lips that smile as II never a frown
Had marred their bsauty did storm the
with the light OF Easter morning!
So not only In the Christian world was
there rejoicing but 1t WAS everywhere, on
account of the advent OF spring with Its
promise OF budding leaves and fragrant
blossoms. lite turquoise blue expanses OF
sky and billowy masses OF down-llke
clouds.
What fragrance is in the air what NOV.
ing poems Of grace the modern marvels
of fashion are! Tue up.to.date women,
with their man moth corsage bouquets o
wealth OF color and fragrance, union of
bloom.
The Easter chimes will die away and
the merry matrimonial bells will ring
and loving hearts will be joined together.
At Immanuel Church yesterday Chap.
lain Munson spoke OF the Joy of Easter
He said that at Christmas Christ made
Himself subject to death. and Easter
made death subject to him. At Chrlst-
mas He entered the field against Satan. at
Easter showed himself u acouqueror. The
preacher referred to the continuous an
them OF praise that had been awakened
by tho sun In his progress over tho earth.
beginning in the mission fields of Japan
and China this plan OF Christian triumph
has been sung by the millions of India
and Europe. later ships on the ocean have
exchanged Easter greetings, and now
over our broad land, the song is raised,
and as The hours go OIL its echo will die
away on the shores of tho Pacific and the
isiands OF the sea.
At the dedication of the temple the
earth shook at tho shout of joy sent up
by the people. Now the entire globe is
encireled by one grand Easter anthem.
Tho other churches Wed with each other
in the rendition of Easter music. The
Presbyterian, Baptist md Methodist
churches were crowded and the programs
rendered were elaborate.
The main altar OF 1T. Peters church was
a thing Of beauty. Amid plants. lilies
and other beautiful flowers. hundreds of
candles burned At tho different services
and there were eighteen altar boys
present.
The choir rendered choice program of
new music The decorations were arrang
ed by Miss T. IL Roberts, Susie McC aliin.
Nellie Morrison ana Hugh Duffy.
The funeral OF Miss Martha Hammond
took place this morning. High mass was
celebrated In st. Peters Church and inter.
ment was made in the adjoining GENE
terry. The pail bearers were James b 10.
man, James b. Brady. Joseph Dougherty.
Patrick Mcarory and James McGrath.
Mr.. Thomas Truss. well known coal
merchant, died at his homo on Moth Trout
street. on Saturday evening. His funeral
will take place on Wednesday afternoon.
The effects OF Easter In Dobblnsvllle
were plainly visible yesterday. Curslng
and rowing as usual
Tho following colloquy took place on
Saturday AFTERNOON opposite the q. A. Z.
headquarters
Arthur: Tom. they tell me you are go.
Ing on the police force
Tom: That is none of your business"
Arthur: won't we have picnic boysy7
omt~''Eome out hero and III show you
tho sort OF picnic you'ii have"
Inc curtain rhised for Il two-act rama
In tho first act II fefetse was chosen and
three dollars deposited In his hands. In
the second act Arthur'a yellow shoes took
ali excursion to where hia head ought to
he and his body tried to make a holo In
tho pavement.
1t was picnic
Tho funeral of Clayton Palmer took
place to-day. Services were held at tina
house by ReY. Y. s. Collins and interment
was made at G1asgow The pail bearers
were; Robert Montgomery. Hugh Ryan
Philip Sheridan and Harry McNulty.
The :rst game of ball OF the senson tnkes
place here this afternoon.
SILK gloves, %; kid gloves. 30, T5 o..
Mrs. f. McCallin.