The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-27
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Newport Good Governments Club viii
hold Its monthly meeting In reading room
on Saturday evening, November 9Th, at
7J0 O'clock.
The Delaware Equal Suffrage Assoc,a.
ton, will hold Its second annual conven-
ton In the New Century Club parlors, on
Thursday, December End, the flrst session
opening ut 10 o'clock a. m. All porsons
interested are cordially invited.
John J. Ryan, the baiiiff of Council,
will petition the Wilmington City Rail.
way Company for pass.
The Elsmere and Wilmington cars were
operated to-day from the p, w. g. B. de-
pot TO Elsmere.
Plans again have been placed or the
boards in The Office of Architect E. l..
Rice for the heating and electrical work
In the new building of the Delaware and
Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany.
A. Y. Carpenter, a conductor on the
Maryland division of the p, w. a. B.
railroad, Is lying critically i'll Of consump-
tion at his home in Paschall, Pa.
The small scow built by the Jackson
and Sharp Company for a Philadelphia
firm, has been launched and towed 10 its
destination.
Hugh C. Browne Is the father Of baby
boy.
The annual meeting of the Minquadale
Home will be held ut 5 o'clock this after
noon atthe New Century Club
A flnely-executed perspective drawing
of tho new home of S. H. Baynard is in
the office of Captain f. L. Rice, the archi-
tect. 1t was drawn by Charles Fraim,
Mr. Rlce's assistant.
There Is prospect of glass mnnufac-
turing concern from the West locatingin
Wilmington.
Henry Blouth contributed S. to the
silver service fund yesterday.
DR. A. r. Winshlp, editor of the Jour
nal of Education, Boston, will deliver a
lecture to the teachers of this city In tho
assembly room of the High school, COM
subject will DO draining as Factor III
Education" DR.. Winship is very In.
toresting and popular lecturer. The lee
ture is free. The public is invited.
John MITCHELL one of the Oldest and
most respected citizens OF Hockessin is
seriously i'll. He Is in his SD year.
Herbert, the fve-year old son of Lewis
Potts. of Christiana Hundred, Is suffering
from severe attack of tonsilit,s.
1. W. Marshall of Yorklyn, Is reported
to be greatly improved in health.
DR.. Honeywell makes and guarantee
the best set of teeth for IS.
Samuel johnson, colored water-tcnder
aboard the U. S. s. Wilmington, is G feet,
"a inches tall and weighs 1911 pounds. He
is an old friend of Stansbury Murray, Jr.
Frances Wann has secured q position as
cook aboard the U. S. s. Wilmington.
The sixteenth anniversary Of fhe Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society of Mt
Salnm NJ. +. Church will DO held in tho
church on Sunday morning November 49,
Mrs. Osborne of the Brooklyn Missionary
Training School will give IN address.
Special music has been prepared.
The choir Of Epworth Church will give
anouher one of its popular services to.mor-
row evening. twill be assisted by Miss
Mary Clayton who will recite, and an
orchestra of several pieces led by Prof.
Wallsmith The orchestra will render
four selections, A silver Offering for the
interest fund will DO taken.
Tomorrow Sunday will be temper
ance day Ill the M. Il. churches. Ar
rangements have boen made for great
day ut St paml's Seventh and Market.
DR.. Kynett of Philadelphia will preach in
tho morning. Mrs. Bool, of national fame
will make an address in the evening. Tho
lesson in Sunday school will be ON temper
ance also.
Bishop Coleman will BIO at Calvary
church, Third md Washington streets,
next Sunday at 10. 80 a. III. He will con
firm special class and in his sermon will
make reference to the Lambeth confer
once held in London during tho past
summer.