The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
eIarshnlI,on I,ems.

Geo. MslIin is At home spending the
holiday weolf, The report Of bis mar
rlage was naistake, much q thaseRree
man ought to 10 married.
Geo. MeDougal mot with an accident
on the train returning from Wilmington
on Christmas eve, but was not seriously
Injured,
Chrlstmas was comparatively quiet
day In this village.
Bishop Coleman and Rev. E X Miller
took dinner with DR.. Bradley ON Saturday,
Jamcs w. Burge begins the new year at
his new homo 10 Avondale Pa. He Carries
with him the best wishes for his success
OF this community.
VIM. a, Mgilln and son were In 50.
The Misses Ida ana Lizzie Brltiingham
wells.
Mr.. BrlttIngham OF Wilmington Ia xls-
iting friends In town.
Nj. Armon Chatter and family were
mae. = {
Miss Sadie Baynun. OF Philadelphia,
Willis z
NJ. Johu Mercron Of Newark, N: y, is
fieltlng his foster mother Mrs. l.. Willis.
Miss Rnehel Burge Visited her bnothcr
Jhs. w. BurRe. last week.
The chill iren's Christmas festival OF st.
BarpHbas p. Il. Church wns held on Satur-
day evening. The church had been beau.
tilul decorated for tho occasion by tile
ladies OF the congregation, the decoration
ol The chancel bring especially deserving
oil NOTES In lis garb Of greon ani. many
colored lights.
After devotIons by the rector the exsr-
cises consisted OF an address by Bishop
Rt. Rev. leighton Coleman. s. I. D..
whoso presence on this occasion was
highly appreciated.
The rector Rev. E. X. Miller, made somd
appropriate remarks. &
Inc programme consteted OF Christmas
carols, recltatione. responsive readings.
ETC., by the following members OF tho
Sunday school: L;zzle Ellis. Elsie Lyth-
goe. Roma Smith. Lizze Smith. Ethel
Crothers. George Spicer. Eunioe Whitley.
Ihos. Lythgoe. Nellie Hall. Sophie Briggs,
Ulaud HaIlstt. Cora wisl. Peter Lytbsoe.
Watson McDougal. Annie wio. Gertle
MuDuuRal, Title Spicer. William Whitley.
Beulah Spicer, Burtle Brlggs Rose Butler
Almra Macklin and Mnud Blest.
The Rectors prize for learning tho cate-
chism was presented to B9uluh Spicor by
the Bishop. .7i "a
The paris assigned to the several par
.ticipunts were all creditably performed,y
and the exercises were greatly enjoyed by
a large congregation that had asss,nbleu
for the oconslon. %
Mr.. Wm. Barton presided. at the organ
and his tendition OF the music together
with the slEgiug OF the carols was excel-
lent. 1he exercises were closed by q
Christmas token 20 oach child.
MIR. Elwood Sweet begins business for
himself this week iu the bakery formerly
conducted by jas. W. Burge who removes
to Avondale. Pa. Mr.. Sweet hns been
with MIR. Burge dnrlng the past year In
charge OF the practical part OF the busl-
moss.
lie Is fret class baker. and very POD.
ular and worthy young man. deserving
OF the patronage of this community
which wa bespeak for him. He has laid
In all oxtra supply OF excallent oysteIs for
his New Years opening. so that his
frlonus who may wish to glvo him ''send
oil" can be sure OF something good.
The Maishallton Choral Club will give
their second annual concert In tho Mar
shallton III. Il. Church on Wednesday
evening. Jan. l. Exercises begin nt 730
p. m. Admission 20 cents. The concert
will consist of solos duets, trlos, etc., also
Speaking and rocitatlons.
The biarshallton NJ. u. Sunday echooI
will hold their Christmas entertainment
on Thursday Jan. 2ud. ut 80 0. IN.
Misses Graoe Bruce and lsosa Butler
spent the holidays with friends In VIII
mlngton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Muilin OF Newark spent
Christmas with her son, Wm. A. Mulin.
Lewis Guest has been spending the past
few days with frisnds in pailadslphia.
Miss Blanche Steele OF Wilmington Ia in
| town for few days.
Everett Guest, our prominent butcher.
took u business trip to Camden, N. j.,
| few daye ugo.
Mr., and Mrs. William Delghton spent
| last week With their parents Ia NeWark
| Del.
Thomas Collision and Elmor whItely are
home from Rhode Island for few days.
Mics Miriam Holt OF Chester 10 visiting
her lister, afrs. Seth Whitley.