The sun., 1897-12-11
LOCAL DOTS.


Mr. and Mrs. Charles +. Griffith re.
turned from Bridgeton, n. j., on Thurs
day, where they attended the wedding
of Mr. S. Coombs, a relative.
Harvey Baldwin, Of Miltown, was in
this city yesterday.
A cantata will be given on Tuesday,
December 2Sth, by the Junior Home
Mission Band, of Grace NJ. E. Church.
Two manufacturers from Philadelphia,
were in this city on Friday morning,
looking over the city with the view OF
bringing their manufacturing plant here,
but they came to no conclusion.
III. n. IIitzcl known as the PhiladeI-
phia Cyclone, will lecture this evening
at S o'clock in the Blilders' Exchange.
'IIonestv and Dishonesty in Officials
and Other Crcles,' will be the subject
Of the lecture
Miss Marion Clark, daughter of eX-
Sheriff Philip Il. Clark, vino has been
indisposcd, is recovering.
/ REPRESENTATIVE Charles Dempsey, ot
Mill Creek Hundred, was in city on Fri
day.
The story which is going around 10
the effect that George Dixon is sick and
docs not want to meet Bernstein has
been denied by Tom" O'Roukc, who
states that Dixon is willing to meet
bernstein three weeks after the signing
of articles at l22 pounds and to weigh
in at three o'clock. the winner to take
all. Manager O Rourkc also states that
in the future all OF DiXon's fights will
be the winner to take all.
"Juck" McClelland secured the deci-
sion over "Joc' Leonard, OF Philadcl-
phia, in four-round boxing contest at
Pittsburg last night. Leonard was pretty
we'll used up. McClelland's manager
offers to match his man against any rs
pound man in the work..
George Thompson is the guest Of
friends in Claymont.
Miss Mary Watts, OF Townsend, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Justison is visiting in Claymont
General Theodore F. Armstrong, Of
Newark, was in the city on Friday.
Ex-Mayor Austin Harrington, who
has been i'll at the Clayton House attend
ed to office duties for short time yester
day.
Miss Minnie Carpenter will spend to-
day in Germantown as the guest OF hel
uncle, II. T. Mason.
Joseph Carpenter, )r., spent Friday il
Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Reybold, of near Della
ware City, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Philip II. Clark.
Mrs. Reynolds, OF Newark, was in thi
city yesterday.
J. T. Riley, of Baltimore, visited il
the city on Friday.
Quito number OF teachers from tn
Institute, at New Castle, visited in tn
city Oh Friday, among whom were: Mrs
phcbc Mote, Miss Emma Choatc, Mis-
: ~aliic Lllmb, Miss Louise Garlick an
Miss +. X. Armstrong;
Mrs Charles Warner, Of this city, ,Spok
at the Teachers Institute ON Frida
: morning.
Horace G. F,asburn visited in Nc'
, Castle on Thursday.
= Miss Jane Johnston, OF near Nrwarl
was in the city on Friday.
st. Johns Reformed Episcopal Churcl
OF Chicago, ILL.,, has sent Il call to Re,
T. J. Mason, rector OF the Rcdecmc
5 which he will accept.
Division No. +, A. O. H.. will usher
t the New Year by their annual rcccptio
, at Turn Hall. on Friday evening, ID
cembcr 81.
Bev. u. J. Flynn is conducting a II
treat at st. Annc'- Church, The fir
, sermon Of the retreat was prcachc
I Thursday evening with the text, 9Th;
f Doth it Profit Man if he Gain Il
6 Whole World and Lose His Own Soul,
and was very ably delivered. The T.
treat will end on Saturday evening.
The Pioneer Outing Club has issue
E invitations to the dances, to take pla,
g every Thursday evcning,in J.T. .Cloyncr
+, rooms at Seventh and Shiplcy streets.
| The Knights of Columbus will go
. Washington on a special train on MOI
day evening.
There will be Il musical cntertalnmcl
U in Scott NJ. +. Church ON next Tucsdu
E night.
y II. d. Boyer, Of Smyrna, is register,
: at the Clayton lIonse.
Thomas +. England and his SON vii
lam England were the guests Of Howe
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