The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-28
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Dots.
Do not fail to go with the Epworth
League of Union NJ. f.. Church, to Allan
tic City, Thursday, July 80. Train leaves
| Market street at As, Delaware Avenue
z q. IN.
George Morris, assistant superintendent
of Wigglesworths livery and boarding
stables, left yesterday fora sojourn to At
lantic City,
Deputy Collector of Port, Peter Ayers
tomorrow expects to hear from his son,
Edward, who sailed from this port several
weeks ago for Portland, Eng From there
Mr.. Ayars son will go to France
The entire system of the b. L. o. r.. r.
is open for travel
The residence of John Gray at Marcus
Hook, Pa was burglarized on Saturday
evening and - secured
The storm was not so severe at Brandy
wine Summit Camp although the rain
came down in torrents.
Elmer Perry who was on his way out to
Brandwine Summit Camp got caught in
the storm and drove his team under the
shed at Grace Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Calvin Cross is on the sick list.
Mr.. Walter Hayes is visiting in Phila-
delpha to-day.
Leroy Hickman is stopping with his
grandfather at Ocean Grove.
Col. Houck of West Chester Pa, paid
his Wilmington friends visit on Mon
day.
Mrs. Robert Ferguson, son and daughter
left yesterday to attend the Local Preach
ers camp meeting near Leslie Station,
Md
Miss Ella Armour left for her home at
Bay View, Md, after protracted visit to
our city, yesterday.
The State Central Committee of the
Prohibition Party of Delaware held a
meeting yesterday and decided to call the
state Convention to meet ut Dover on
August llth to nominate candidates for
Governor Congressman and Presidential
electors to represent lowering and John
son.
Miss Mary E. Crothers, of Milford, was
thrown from her bicycle by collision with
carriage sustaining "a broken arm and a
dislocated hip
Railroad conductors will give an cxcur-
on to Washington Park on the steamer
Major Reybold on Sunday, August both,
No crowdng and pushing off ferryboat
on the Eagles excursion, Saturday Aug.
Ssh They go via Delaware river bridge
and without change Of cars Return same
way. No extra charge.
A mammoth petition is in circulation,
being signed exclusively by ex- Union sol
diers and Sons of Veterans who arc voters,
pledglng their support to the Hon Jona-
than 5. Willis. There is really no doubt
about them supporting the cntiro Dover
ticket.
Three young mon of Philadelphia were
held in bail on Monday charged with
swindling the firm of n Sncllenburg &
20. IT, II. Epstein was window dresser
in their employ and stolo clothing and
with two other young mon pawned them.
hey were held in the sum of $500 for a
further hearing on Friday, in default of
which they were committed to Jail
Manager Newton of tho Gordon Heights
Theatre, will leave in Il few days for Pitts
burg where he will take charge of the at
FACTIONS at Paxtang Park He will return
in the fall in time for the opening of the
W onderland Musce, on Labor Day.
William f. Causny was commissioned to-
day rs register of wills for Sussex county.
He succeeds Charles c, Stocklcv, whose
term has expired, The term is five years
Mr.. Causcy has been State Senator and |
of State.
West Church Christian Endeavor moon
light excursion was postponed from last |
evening until this evening at T. 40 o'clock.
Bishop Coleman on Sunday morning and |
afternoon preached in the Church Of All |
Saints Mt Newport, r l.
Frederick Dobson, the Newark boy who
shot himself while cunning, Is improving
at the Delaware Hospital
Sacred Heart Church has decided to hold
\ kirmess sometime in August.
Lieutenant HILBERT Of the Wilmington
Bicycle Club has called run for tomorrow
night to New Castle and return
There will be another meet at Riverview
IN Thursday night week
William Harris, aged IL years, OF Will
fell into the Chrstiana yestcr.
lay, but was saved from drowning by II
passing boatman.
Repairs are to be made to the National
iuard Armory, in Wilmington, in order
% accommodate tho new cavalry company
being formed.
a midsummer ball will be held at the
stockton hotel, Cape May on Saturday
.vening, August lst, by tho Cape May cot
ayers Association.
Eddie Morris is on two weeks visit to
lis grand mother in Baltimore.
John w. Inglc Is now visiting with his
amily lis brother James r. lngle, of 7Ul
Jackson street. Strange as 1t may seem
although living only 80 miles apart have
ct seen each other for 50 years.
Mrs Charles f. Griffith and son are Wis.
ting at Bridgeton, n. J,
Mrs William Brooks, Of Chester, Is
spending few days with friends in our
;ity.
Miss Name Bacon has returned home
rom pleasant visit to Chester
Howard Iebley and Mr. Williams spent
sunday with friends in Chester, Pa
Miss Irene Street, of Newark, is visiting
Mrs. James Weaver at Chester.
Miss floro l., White writing from Eng
land to tho West Chester Republican says
the motion Of the ship on July 18th was
more Than the cars gong at full speed on
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