The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-02
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
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the Delaware
Correspondence OF the kepubiioau.
NEW CASTLE. Nov .. 1925.

Correspondence or the Isepubiioau,
NEW CASTLE. Nov q 1895.
Tomorrow morning at 1890 o'clock I'm
st Petsr's X O. Church will be celebrated
q solemn high masse aud an eloquent ser-
mon will bo delivered as the services n
the rs.dedicatlon OF the sacred ediiice. A
description OF the improvements and
decorations to the church appeared In the
REPUBLICAN on Thursday. The ceiebrant
Of the mass will be- Rev J. Murphy. q. S.
A., Villa Nova College; deacon. Rev. ID. j..
master Of ceremonlea. Rev. Edward l..
Brady.
Ihe sermon will be preached after the
frat gososi by Very Row. John A. Lyonss
Vicar oeDerai Of the Diooese.
In the evening Father Murphy will be
celebrant Of the solemn vesper service.
with Rev. Dennis J. Flynn as deacon and
Rev. u. L. Brady. suu deacon.
Obliging ushers will be in attendance
to escort strangers to seats. As is usunt
on such occasions SPECIAL oolieofon WiIi
be taken up.
:, The following program has been ar.
fanged by the choir:
MorningaLs.nsrd's mass 10 B ast;
vsrum." Mlliard. Evening -Vespsrs in
g. p. II. Rogers; o Saiutaris, wiegand;
Tanium Ergo. Wiegand.
The yespar service will take place at so
O'Clock and will be conducted by the light
OF tho new Wslsbach burners. Tho
strength and brightness OF the lights Will,
II possible. make the church look more
beautiful
Eugene Meredith is at his home on
North T1ird street confined To his room
oD account OF injuries received at Clayton
the other day. Eugene 10 brakeman on
the railroad ami on the day mentioned
vas riding on an engine at Clayton when
he was sti uok by a coal box. and knocked
n hn FfYfn trse eianr raj autFl II
face came In contact with one of the rails
aud tho result was that two small bones
were broken near the nose. He reeeis ed
other injuries about the body.
Wet weat her can never keep New Castle
from ooiebrating certain day. When
July 4lh turned out To be wet the day
was celebrated on july 9th and when
Hallow Fen was wet The Mayor turned
over the city to the masqueraders iast
evening. They took charge In an unas-
suming manner aud while the new Wels-
bacn burners tried to make things far
brighter than ever seen by gas light In
New Castle before no one could recognize
the wearere OF the beautiful suits,
Bands pareded. devils took charge OF
houses. lovers were spoonsr. the girls
were hugged, great noise was made,
houses upset and every one took in the
occasion q ood naturedly and even Coxey's
army kept OIL the grass. It was a great
and enjoyable night in New Castle. Sew.
eral residents OF Wilmington visited the
city as they knew Wilmington could have
no real fun.
Owing to the tagging furnace caving In
the bell weld department of tie Delaware
Iron Works was Obliged to close down
yesterday.
Repairs are being made to South Third
atraet.
The new Welsbach burners were on all
the lamps last evening. It takes patience
to light them. but Job never had to light
10 Welsbach lights on cold night
Several believers in the single tax creed
will 60 to Wilmington tomorrow to hear
henry George.
guest Of New Castle friends.
Miss Rachel Warrington of Pbiladel
is the guest Of Mrs. Harold Suddeii.
Caros are out for the twentieth ami.
versary OF the wedding OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
John King.
Dateetlve McVey was lii town yester.
day,