The sun., 1898-03-23
THROl GHOUT DELAW ARE.
tlayill,'it.

tlayinont.
Lewis Waiter. who is we'll known here
vii. move April I~t from Trycn'S farm t'
Ivv Mills. and will occupy the house
vacated by Benjamin Hart.
Fred Doid will move to a house be-
longing to hurIr, BroumaII, at Booth
Wvll.
Hugh uuinlI'~ barn wa~ burned down
few nights agu. 1t is not known how it
caught fire.
Mrs. john o-kins. ol Hrandywine
hundred. Del. paid a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Trainer this week, Il,
Chester.
Charles Thinner Of Augustine Park is
visiting his parents.
DR.. Ialycr has charge pI his bro, her,
of Columbus. New Jersey, who is suffer
ing with rheumatism.
The following uticcis were elected to
serve in SLOAN sunday school the COM
ing year: Superintendent. {. {. lIanIy;
assistant, Samuel Saxon; secretary,
Laura Booth; librarians. Charles Mouscv
and Walter lIaEce; organiSt. Sara Bald
win; assistant Hannah Baldwin,: artist
Jennie =. Met ;Iaughlin.
An infant son OF Joseph tIrI,d, Of
Philadelphia, was buried in SLOAN
Cemetery on Friday last
The sheriff oi Delaware county has
levied np:n the property OF the l)ra,
ware Oil Company, Hiram j.. Lntz, OF
Philadelphia, owner. Also upon the
lumber and coal yard and paper mill Of
!, ", Grey 4 Go. Both properties are in
Chester
i,ohru Clark vino has been visiting
Robert loud. has returned to his home
in Tipgu.
Mrs Kane and daughter Mamie Of
Connecticut, Wlu have been visiting rrIu-
'ivr~ :" IinNuod. lave gone t" New
IurL.
Whir Attending the conference hrId
in the VI. +. Church IN Chester. Mrs.
stephen Snyder Of 21l9 North Eleventh
street, rhiIahclphia, was stricken with
ap"pIcNy and dicd in Il few hours in the
Chester Hospital. She Wa the >lS,rr-in-
Iav Of the Rev. e. W. Eicklry, pastor
Of tookumn NJ f.. Church, She was
~ years rl age and prominent in Chris
'IAu work. The remains were rmbaInrd
:'nI sent t. hrr hu>banI' : residence. ON
Thursday last.
Many I'll t!r friends ui Hon. Thomas
\. Cooper are rejoicing over his success
in securing t!I, Illumination for Gov'rUur
on th" Republican ticket. He told the
writer >"Cur twenty years a-p that when
tr Iluu-!l lIIr proper time had come hr
N",IId give nj. name t"r til" rInmlnatin ION.
>auurI lIamiIM;"li Il farmer "i Bu",h
NNM. went IT, Chester market on Friday
Ia~r NItha load Of butter and eggs and
>tupp,oI hi~ horse t" -rrNr a customer.
The animal didn't like the looks ul Il,
tram ii ears, ~hI"d. auU broke ~'rlv ten
doN'n ct his eggs.
\ pr roast vas given 1T the Farmers
llot,l ON Friday evening. and Il good
number were ON hanu trg', >I!rr "I
rra: pork.
Nh-. Mary \. simpler is ~,nndiny
yel, with relatives in Wilmington
Harry Caumun and William Lane have
returned tr"in "A pleasant visit III VIII
ungt"M
Mrs. James Bail and daughters have
gone to- their homes at Wilmington, after
spending -nrlr.tIn with tlr formers
sister, Mrs. james Downcs.
Edward liunun is having some I'M
lruy,mrnl ma,tr to MS home in Lin
Nuuu.
Rev. William X. MacNtAi, ri Halifax,
Pa. I iplnlrr pastor Of trkr>bury VI. J."
ChU,rh, j. making his h'uc during con-
icrrnc" with John b, t'"fi.
Mrs. William prrhllann and son Kari
have returned home nom Il pleasant Visit
1T Washington, j. {.
Harry Richardson left on Saturday
morning for the Potomac, NllrI" he will
spend >"nrtln" fishing.
quite Il good number OF >l'ad have
cen caught here in the Delaware.
Ambrose :. D,try gave one Of his I'blo
talks last evening at the salvation Army
rooms. Third and Fulton streets, Chester.
He had Il good audience and they
listened with much attention.
Levi {. Halt", proprietor Of the River
view Il'lcl, Marcus Hook has purchased
the house now occupied by John II.
krrin and he will move his hotel to
that place H. soon ~ the necessary
changes can hc made to the building.
Mrs. Amy Eakrr, Of Chester county,
Pa. is paying visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Nirh"liS Worr"iow, of this place. Also
Willard Handy. Of Wilmington, is pay
ING yiS, with the latter persons, who
are his grand parents.
several CIayrnont people attended the
IuneraI OF George +. Williams, who died
with consumption, lie was buried from
the home ui his sister, Mrs. Maude
Campbell on Broad street, Chester. IN
lc,mcnt was made in the Chester Rural
Cemetery.
quite IL good number Of persons have
been attending the Methodist Conference
and on SUNDAY some went to hear Bishop
t'"odsrll preach.
Miss FIorie McconIb is spending a va
cation OF few days with her father,
James c. McCOmb.
Many congratulations have been ten
Inro1 Ma;nc =" Ir;nn its