The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-23

There will be several pleasant sat& sain-
ments In the different school roomb this
after noon, Tomorrow afternoon ~ Gil
oninn So,iety VIII rondcr sprogram~hich
pupils OF the High School.
The program ia as follows:
Song ''Glad Chris mas Be.l,". Society.
Recitation aud song, "Christmas Bells'
Miss Heity McKaughan.
Defamation "ChristInas Ave."
Marshall Keegan
Reading IAN Original Poem,n =
Miss Mary Winslow,
Autoharp solo. -. Mis-. Elsie Lancaster
Song "First Christmas Gft,". Society.
Reading MERRY Christmas Time"
Miss Ethel Vickery.
Defamation "Jes' Fore Christmas,'
Richard Rodney.
Christmas Carol Misses Grace Saunders.
Jennie Lancaster, Marion Hushebeck,
Hettie MoCaughn, Mary McGOnigle, and
and Maggie Lawler.
Defamation 1.-The Day Of Days..
4. Taskcr Clark.
Reading ''Little Johns Chris mas"
Miss Mary McGonigle
Reading selected. Miss Bsrr ha Wick Try.
Vocal solo.e... Miss Anna Stewart.
Doel nation
"chrissmas CONES But Once g,, Yea s1.,,..,
Reading IAN Original Story"
Miss Sadie vantlne.
Violin solo. John Carrick.
Defamation
'rhe Farmers Wife's Soliloquy,"
Miss Anna Vantine.
Edwin White.
Defamation "signs Of Christmas"
reading "rwo Little Stockings"
Miss Anna Rodgers.
Plano solo. ....... Miss May Whitnack,
R,ading "rhe Christmas Tree"
Miss Margaret Reynolds
short sketches "Christmas Echoos''
Miss Margaret Lawler, Miss Bessie Lyons,
Ellsworth Deunis, Harry hance and
William Marshall.
"ChrisSlnas Time Has Come Again
Society.
Miss Margaret Carrick will accompany
the singing on the piano.
Wesley Hawkins and Edward Cole are
engaged in the rock fishing business at
Woodland Beach On Monday they
caught several shsd aud cent two to John
A. Walls OF this city. Mr.. Walls made IL
| present of N four-poun1er to a frlend and
| kept the other for his Christmas dinner.
1t weighed ~ pounds.
| There IL quite number of mnmber
fishing for rock f,h at Bombay Hook,
which soils In the Philadelphia market for
| eight cents pounds.
, Several of New Castlo's young meu went
to Wilmington and participated in prizo
waltz.
Que OF our young men was judge OF tho
prize waltz ut Odd Fellow Hal. Highand~.
William Ryan won box of cigar at But.
ler's Hall for being the best wnltzer on the
! floor.
Jonas Heck paid New Castle a visit yes.
tartlay. he came over with Cou Crier
Heal to spend Christmas day and siXlern
otIer days with Sheriff Finn. When he
arrived ut the blue room u telephone mes.
sage brought the news from old KRIS that
| his line had been reunited. jonas left on
tine next car for Wilmington with happy
smilc on his fnce.
Harry Paxnn. colored, who was arrested
at De!awAo City on Monday, was released
from jail yesterday, as hail was furnished
TO his appearances at court.
Miss Gertrude Kuntz left yesterday for
Slatington Pa, whYre Miss Kuutz will
spend the holidays.
Mr.. Leathsrbury, of New York, Is the
guest # Miss Bessie kuntz.
Il begins to look like Christmas with all
some docora ions at the churches II il safe
to say that they will >urpass all south of
Wilmington for artistic decorations.
Jar OF krss:-l am very little girl,
l was not here last year and as there was
no little girl ut this house last year |
thought would write TO tell you what l
wart. want q high chair, set Of dishes,
liable, pre- ty doll with yellow hair. want
nice pink shoes and Il gold ring. Some
candy AMI nuts. Agnes G, Mclyor, Nea
Castle, Dbl.