The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence of the REpuBLIcAN.

New CASTLE, Dec. 26. 2
The Sunday school of st. Peters Church
Will be given its annual treat this evening.
Before the arrival of Santa Claus with
| CANDIES nuts and oranges the following
program will be rendered: Hymn, merry
Christmas Bells" school; recitation, SO.
lected by Miss Mary Duffy; aIphabetio
| recitation. by twentysix small children;
dialogue, 'Fanny's Secret" Misses Mamie
Toman, Mamie German and Lydle Price:
recitation, Moving Day" Mary Rey-
nolds dialogue, The Peacemaker,'" John
Reynolds, Robert Toner, James Mahoney,
Israel Ridings, Emmett McGrory and
Joseph Eagin, dialogue. How the Quar-
rel Began" Misses Katie Reynolds and
Edith Palmer; Christmas carol by Annie
Gilkey: A Doll Show by the Misses Julia
McHugh, Katie Rodgers, Emma Ryan,
Bessie McCatferty Lillie Brown, Fannie
Becker and Manic sullivan; poetical dia:
logue. "The Land of Once on Time"
James Blake, Hugh Smith, Jr, Harry
Lynus Eddie Gormley, John Reynolds
Frank Murphy and Frank Wright; .poeti-
cal recitation, THE Months of the Year."
by William Lawler Joseph Gilkey, Thom-
as Morrison, Dennis Mahoney, William
White, John Campbell, barbara Jacobs,
Annie Jacobs, Nellie Eagin Susie CORN
ley, Renie Becker and Lyde Chrsty;
violin solo, selected, by Israel Ridings;
ltClGdtlUIl, lJllllt AtlS u NlLuueS5,
Emma Galloway; dialogue; "The Four
Wishes" Mamie White, Anna Toner,
Hear the Sleigh Balls Ringing
school; recitation by Miss Hannah Gun
ming; tambourine drill, by Misses Rose
EnnsssD FEa1Sy Ne M,s DnY vNn Mary na n,9 dan hz,s
bell, Mamie Madden, Maggie Lawlor.
Mary Finnegan, Gertrude Morris, Carrie
Redrick, and Susie Morrison The drill
will be under the direction of Miss Mamie
Parks; Singing, Jolly Old Santa Claus"
Nan Toner; recitation, by Miss Mamie
Children" Miss Lizzie McCue will take
the part Of Mrs Thompson, with the
following children; "Julin," Annie White
Clara Helen Gallagher, Johnny"
Samuel Foster, Miss Birdie Booth will
take the part of Mrs. Greene, with the fol-
lowing children: Thomas Robert 10
ner; "James," Thomas Parks; "Susie,'-
NeIlio Price; "Sallie' Mary Carlin; AN
ME" Mary Rodgers; MARY" Beat
rice Ryan; hymn. "Adeste Fidiles"
There was strange sight witnessed on
our streets on Saturday morning when
Constable Timmans Of Townsend brought
to tho Jail three colured mon tied together
around the ankles. The three had to step
together and it seemed that the constable
was taking no chances. One OF the men
will spend 30 days for being drunk and
the other two are held for the upper court
for carrying rev0lvers.
Tho Christmas treat Of the Baptist
Sunday school was pleasing affair.
The Infant Sunday school of the M. E.
church and the Episcopal church will re.
Geive their santa .Claus. treats this even.
ing.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Snyder
took place this morning. High mass in
St. Peters church and interlnent made in
the adjoining cemetery.
Miss Annie Collins daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Collins is lying very low
and no hopes Of her recovery arc enter
tained by the attending physicians.
The Woters' wlee&ets succeeded in
raising the steamer Ella yesterday, and
made temporary repairs to the steamer to
allow her to be removed to a Wilmington
shipyard.
ISy the breaking Of n link pin in y
freight car last evening just below this
city there was n slight wreck wherein
three cars wore slightly damaged
Rev. V. S. ColluS accompanied by tho
choir of the Nj, H. Church visited the In-
sane Asylum aG Farnhurst yesterday and
held services Those who were present
stated that the decorations at the institu-
ton were elaborate.
Mr. and Mrs john McCallin of Phila-
delphia returned to their homes to-day
after pleasant visit to New Castle friends
u. B. l\ee had an interesting experience
on Saturday night in Wilmington over
the purchase Of II watch
Tho first blaze around Christmas tree
reported this year was that at the residence
of Samuel T. Bacon.
Miss Marie Rogers returned to Philadel
phia last night after pleasant visit to
friends.
John Kelly of Philadelphia is visiting
bis sister, Mrs. Conroy
John Crumbist, Of Mt St. Mary's Semi.
nary, Nd, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph H. Dougherly.
Wight cannot be convinced Of tho fact
hat lie is to be hanged or next Friday.