The Clayton call. (Clayton, Del.) 188?-189?, 1897-07-06

visiting relatives in town.
Ernest Lord has been spending sew
eral days with his parents
Miss Ollie Wilson. of Dover, is 4
guest of friends near Clayton.
Children's Day Services at Bethesda
NJ. P. Church next Sunday at p. m.
Mrs. Minnie E. REYNOLDS and chill
dren are visiting her parents in South
Orange, n. J.
The stewards OF Ewell.s NJ. P. Church
will meet at the parsonage next Satur
day at D. m.
w B. Turner and family. of Har
rington, have been guests at the NJ. P.
parsonage this week.
Mics Annie YandeYer. of Whining
ton. was the guest of her brother, Aubrey
Vandever. last week.
The Junior Aid Society of the NJ. P
Church viii meet next Friday at 8 p. m
at Miss Bertha Wrght's.
st. Paul NJ. E. Sunda School Of
Clayton. will picnic at Woodland Beach
Thursday week, July 10th.
Misses Lolo and Clara Hutchins,
of near Slaughter's. are being enter
tanned by Miss Ella Clark.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ
P. Church viii meet at the home ofMrs.
Collins, tonight at o'clock.
Fourteen years ago last Saturday
the Delaware Division headquarters
we're moved from WILMINGTON to Clay
ton.
The subjects of sermons to be
preacht in Ewell's NJ. 7. Church next
Sunday are Morning, THE Philippiar
Jailer;" Night. Your Thoughts. f"
u. ". Rawley and wife and John NJ
and Stevenson Clark, of Philadelphia,
are being entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Rawley, near town
Rev. W. W. White. the pastor, will
preach at Salem NJ. P. Church on mex
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Subject
Domestic Life All are cordially in
vited
Sick headache can be quickly and
completely overcome by using those
famous little pills known as ''DeW1tt's
Little Early Risers." 7. L. Mason,
Clayton. Del.
Among visitors in town this week are
Watson Keagy, Mrs. D. W. Richards
and her two granddaugb tiers. Leila Grace
Keagy, Mrs. D. W. Keagy and Norma
Bange. all of New York City. ard who
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Keagy
Officials of the P. W. & B. RAILROAD
have given instructions to trainmen t.
make special effort in the future tc
prevent the throwing of rice at brida
couples while they get aboard trains,
This order grew out of an accident to
brakeman going mp theroad few week.
ago. In sending a shower of rice after
bridal couple as they got aboard the tran
one of the grains became imbedded il
the ear of the brakeman. and delicat,
and painful operation was necessary t.
extract it.
The colts sired by the thoroughbred
stallion. Columbus Wilkes. that wert
born during the Spring months thii
year, where the dam is well bred. thu
owners thereof have been offered all thl
way from $50 to $50 for them as soon Of
they were of age to wean. and the offer
were refused. A man living beyond
Kentou has two mares bred to Wilke
the Spring of 1896. an both mares drop
ped their colts the same night during
May. 81. The owner was offered $17i
for one mare and colt, in order to oh
tain the colt While the price was higl
the owner declined the offer for the rea
san EsallId aesaseF sst sIs9sesyl
he expects to sell. when three years old,
for $500.
The arrangements for the dedica'
ton of St Joseph's Industrial School at
Clayton. on July 18th. are nearly com
pleted The Right Rev. J. J. Monaghan
bishop of Wilmington. will oficiate al
the dedication ceremonies proper. The
Very Rev. John A. Lyons, yicar-gen
eral. will be assistant priest; the Very
Rev. J. R Slattery, superior of ST Jos
eph's Society. and the Rev. NJ. x Fal
Ion will be deacons of honor, the Rev,
J. A. st. Laurent,r ector of the Epiphan,
Apostolic College. Baltimore, will be-
deacon of the mass; the Rev. Charles r
Nucles, colored. sub-deacon; the Rev. J
Connolly will be master of ceremonies
The Rev. d. J. Flynn. u. D., will preacl
the dedication sermon. Governor Ebe
W. Tunnel and a number of other dis
tinguished guests will be present. Din.
ner will be served to the invited guests
after the ceremonies.
-Children's Day was observed a.
Salem NJ. P. Church on last Sunday
evening. The evening was pleasant ant
everything favorable for the large at
tendance which assembled to enjoy thu
services. By eight o'clock the Chnrcl
was filled to overlooking Large mum
bers could not gain admission and hat
either to leave or linger about the churcI
yard. Promptly at eight o'clock thu
services began with singing the Glorii
Patri. The program was very interest
ing and very much enjoyed by the large
audience. The children who took par
ia the exercises acquitted themselves
admirably and to the great delight O
all present. Rev. W. W. White, til,
pastor, made short address and lifted
collection for foreign missions Th,
singing by the choir, under the leader
ship of Andrew Webster, with Miss Oil,
Reynolds as organist, was delightful anC
inspiring. The church Was beautiful,
decorated with bunting and pot flowers
aud an occasional flag reminded us OF
our glorious Fourth. Too much credi
cannot be given to the ladies for til,
beautiful appearance of the church ant
TO Mrs. Webster and others for th,
splendid training Of the children. Thu
closed Children's Day service at Salem
surprising IN many respects all former
occasions.
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