The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

4 Mrs. Jas. W. Burse is visiting her sister
at North East.
, The election returns have made some OF
the Groverites heart sick. Good old fash
icned Democrats are In the frame OF mind
Of the woman when her husband and
bear had huRging match. They were
not much Interested In the result.
improvements have been made at
Canston's brick store, Two pretty and
accommodating clorks. Miss Cranston
bfpk trim and good,
The now driveway 10 front of Everett
uuesps new meat market lie decided i'm.
ptovement.
The n. L. choir enjoyed stra wrlde to
Newark on Tuesday evening and were
/ Welcomed at tie home Of Mrs. McDougal
The mother OF one of our prominent olti.
z4na. Geo. MoDougGL
A host Of DR.. F!inn's friends lr this vi.
einity wish TO express their good will in
his hymeneal venture.
There was Glad TidlnRs meeting at
the NJ. T. Church on Sunday evening,
There was delightful entertalnmsat of
recitations and song service. The church
Was handsomely decorated and there was
large attendance from far and near.
Tom MoCuilen has moved his family In
With his fathsr.tn.law, the popular post
muster. Elisha Barton,
Mr. Geo. Guest will occupy the house
vacated by Tom MoCulen.
The festival of the III. L. Church Mite
society held last Saturday evening afford-
el lots of fun to those who attended, and
made profit of $50 to pay for the new
heater that is bsinR put In tho church.
There was pleasant surprise party at
the residence OF Vim. Parkhill on WedLes.
day evening In honor Of Miss Matthias.
Well. Dave has finally had those stones
removed. Thanks. We knew 1t was only
q question Of time.
George Muiiin wns greeted home on
Sunday by large number OF his
friends.
An exciting Croquet game is the daily
amusement at the Marshallton Railroad
station.
The sister OF Mrs. John McUullen 10
!. visltiDK her.
Miss Fanny Tarry was here on visit 20
Mrs. Burge last Sunday.
Frank Daniels and his wife, OF New
Castle, were here on visit last Sun
day.
Gao. Proud and family. of Rod Lion,
were visiting here on Sunday.
JAS. W. Burge has opened his oyster
saloon with nlce assortment of the lus.
cieus bivalvos In every style.
Mrs. Geo. Cloud Is out again from her
recent severe Illness.
Miss Bertha Guthrie has been very Ill
but Is now recovering.
Some needed repairs are being made to
the covered bridge, under the direction of
MT. LawlB Armstrong.
Mr.. Thomas Broomail is building q
Rouse on Delaware avenue near the resi-.
lance OF Alfred Burnite.
The new miller. Mr.. Klrlley. who has
leased The Bilnghurst mill, has just IN owed
on Duncan avenue.
The road repairs which are now going
on ought not to stop until the bridge on
Wilmington avenue opposite tho drug
etore is put Iii reasonably safe con-
ditioD.
Harvey Williams, of this village. and
Matte buchanan OF Wilmington will bo
married on NEXT Tuesday evening, ON
Wednesday evening following there Will
be u reception at their residence on New.
ark avenue next door to hauy AllIson's
which has Just beeu newly furnished for
them.
DI. George ". Boughman. aged ahout
6S years died at his resldence near ST.
james Church, on Friday morning at Of.
teen minutes before one o'clock.
he was literally self.made man. His
boyhood was spent among stranKers. lie
secured liberal education by manual
la bor lie was graduated from Jefferson
Medical College In the early COS and on.
tered the army as acting assistant sur.
geon where he served with credit.
After the war lie settled In Gloucester, N,
j., where he pursued bis profession until
about twelve years ago when he returned
to his native state of Delaware and took
up his residence on the farm where he
up to the time OF his death. He was a
kind hearted. genial man dearly beloved
10y large circle OF friends, he was la
every resI ect good cltizon. The funeral
Will take place on Monday az IL o'clock,
lnterment at Ait. Salem.