The sun., 1897-11-23

LOCAL DOTS.

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The Peoples Mission will hold an al
day meeting on Thanksgiving Day. 9
Miss Julia Parmely, after visitin
friends in Wilmington, has returned t
Wyoming.
C. Whitcman has returned to Wyom
ing, after pleasant visit with friends il
Wilmington.
The friends of J. W. Vandegrift, VIII
is i'll at the Clayton House, hope that h
may soon recover.
John Mahoney, of Kirkwood has ar
rived home after spending two week
vacation in New York.
Miss Nan Gelnmill is spending few
days in Wilmington as the guest of he
cousin-Miss Annie Warrick.
S. II. Baynard, having removed t.
another ward, last night resigned hi
seat in the Board of Education.
On Thanksgiving Day the Water
Witch Fire Co. will take its hose and
chemical wagon to Cramer Hill.
An embroidery league was organized
last evening at the home Of Harriet
Walthers, No. 9ll W. Ninth street.
Miss NJ. +. Robertson, left for Rich.
mond, Va, yesterday morning to take
charge of the business of the japanese
Fair Co.
Chief of Police Rodenbaugh has in
charge the two runaway boys, Chester
Light and Alexander McGarvey OF Norris
town, Pa.
Cards are out announcing the engage
ment of Charles Clcland and Miss Lydia
johnson, also Of Harvey Cleland and
Mary Reid.
Arrangements for the future Of the
First Congregational Church will be
made at business meeting to be held
December lst.
The sheriff yesterday sold the prop
crty of George o. Moore, situated at cor
ner of Elm and jackson streets, to j. c.
Barber for $3.50.
The properties Nos. 4O2-4-G-S Monroe
street and 729-3l 3333 3333-35-37-39 West Fourth
street have been transferred by Robert
II. and Samuel G. Logan to Thomas c.
Craig
"Say youse guys has got good notion
in yer knot, | don't wonder. Givin'
dem sailors Bible an dope mixer on
de same day. o h." and the kicker
subsided.
A horse belonging to Jesse Tyson
while crossing the street railway on Mary
land Avenue between Oak and Cedar
streets about s.. 80 last evening, received
an electric shock.
A conclave Of Heptasoplis will shortly
be organized at Bridgetown, n. J.
Kennard Smith, Deputy Supreme Archon
goes there to-day in the interest OF the
new organization.
The Alumnae Association expected to
have lecture last evening by Dr. 7. A.
McCurdy at the high school, but on ac-
count OF the weather it was postponed
to some future date.
There were four cases before Judge
Ball last night. Three were discharged
and the fourth, Harry }. Robinson,
charged with assault and battery, was
continued until this morning.
The ladies Of st. ,Joscph'S parish will
give Il supper fortnight in their hail. 1t
will be under the supervision Of Rev.
William J. Bcrmngham The ladies
expect to serve 100 suppers during the
evening"
An unknown man was found last
evening in west yard under the influence
OF drink; he had Il cut on the forehead
which required seven stitches. DR..
Hughes, surgeon at City Hail, dressed
the wound.
Mrs. Charles Wingatr, living at OIL
Poplar street, was severely <caldrd yes
lcrlHy. Mrs. Wngatc was carrying Il
boiler when it slipped and the hot water
went over her. Her arms were painfully
burned but not scriouSl y.
William Barry, while walking on the
railroad track near Bellevue, last night,
fell through Il trcstc breaking his right
leg and sustaining severe bruises. He
was brought to this city and was taken .
to the Delaware Hospital in the patrol
wagon. Barry is a years OF age and was
born in England.
The annual meeting Of Wilmington
Assembly, Brotherhood Of st. Andrew,
will be held in st. Johns parish house ON
Monday evening next November 29th. |
The speaker Of the evening will be q.
Harry Davis Of Philadelphia, IL vice presi-
lent Of the national organization Of the
brotherhood.
Two weddings will take place at st.
Ioscph's Church on the Brandywinc Oh
afternoon. The officiating
clergyman will be the Rev. William j.