The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
what Is Transpirina in tho Pretty Town on
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,rrcspondence of the Republican.


New CASTLE. May end.
II seems to be n three cornered fight for
the patronage OF the public for next sat.
urday el ening. When the program OF
the Wilmington Minstrel Club was read
lust evening In the Republican the people
felt satisfied that they would receive the
worth Of their money at the entertain
ment.
The Virginia Spottewood Mission Band
OF the Presbyterian Church will he obliged
to hold its apron bnzaar both Friday and
Saturday evenings and on Saturday after.
noon for the children.
But Tor the prospects Of q big crowd st.
Peters church has the lead. Tickets ars
being cold at ra pid rate and it ia the
opinion OF conservative PEOPLE that the
basement OF the church will not he able
TO seat all who will attend. lhe Misses
simmons appeared here before and are
regular fhvurites. II is some years since
ME- Featherstope sang In Nav CRstle hui
there are lots OF Joe's friends who will
give him warm reception on Saturday
evening.
Please accent our congratulations. said
Two prominent citizens Inst evening. on
your determination in giving to the pub
lie the true report OF the Board of Educa'
tioh meetir g. or course there were other
reports given In other papers, but the RE
PUBLICAN wns the onlv newspaper yester
DAY for tho New Castle people.
tuliHdUUs mts. hihe, W.T. N"'"cA
and Mrs King of Front street are indispos.
| ed at their homes
chorus OF fifty voices, members OF the
| sodnlity, took the place OF the regular
| choir In st. Peters Church last evening at
! the first OF the May devotlons. The
| singing was excellent and was much en-
| joyed by the large congregation present.
| 1t Ia all well enough to give attahtion TO
thu base ball records, the Nicaragua
affair. tho Japan.ChIna treaty. the Dean
L flNYI daE nj and ut
\ passing events but for big surprise cut
| right clean out OF full width broad cloth,
| with Kilt edge trtmmings. walt Tor me
Now Castle letter in the REPUBLICAN OF
| May s.
The second team of the G. A. C. will go
to Red Lion on Sntnrdayto play the rixou
B. B, c., OF that place. The lineup OF the
G. A. G. team will be as follows:
G. CountIss. H.; j. Bridgewntsr; Of; J.
Stack. 2b.; G. Hunter. q A. Wilhelme. rf.;
E. Taylor. O.; II. Newlovs. Sb. I. Dorris
ss ;P. Boil. lb.
The election OF officers OF tho ". G. T.
U. was held Y esterday.
Mrs. A. Il. Davidson who has been pres.
ident for the past eight years, resigned.
Mrs. Sue NJ. Simpson was elected Prest-
don't; Mrs. A. L. Davidson and Mrs. Re.
bsoca Lunt, vIce.president; Mrs. Mary p.
Challenger, Recording Secretary; Mrs.
Anna Cannon, Corresponding Secretary;
Mrs. Lizzie Dckerson, Treasurer; Miss
Cordelia Deakvne Supt. OF Sunday School
work Mrs Mary Challenger, Miss Mary
King, Mrs. John Naylor, Mr.. Q. @. Whit
mack q committec.
The tug Fred McOwen was towed to
the W. d N. wharf last evening by the tug
lvanhoe In helpless condition While
towing up the schooner Ann j. Traynor
yesterday afternoon. the tug got the haw'
ser ontangled In Its wheel and beca me
unmBnaRenble
Company H. N. G. d. last evening al
! It's neeIlpg dropped from the roll three
members.
Miss Gertrude Kuntz was elected soc
retary OF tha Christian Endeavor Society
OF the Presbyterian Church last evening
to succeed Miss Mary ). Fleming who re
signed.
VIM II. Bradley will remove to thu
house vacated by Thomas Kirk.
Go to the minstrels Saturday evenin0 q
May 4th. and hear Jas. V. Harbert, th'
well known tenor singer. also Horace b
| Harrson, the popular baritone.