Evening journal., 1898-12-17
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

"A branch road to Greenbank and Mar
shallton VIII shortly be built by the Will
mingion and Brandywine Springs Rail-
way Company.
Howard b. Love. formerly Of this city.
but recently OF Philadelphia, les dead.
force.
The annual meeting OF the Guarantee
Building and Loan Association viii bo
held on Tuesday.
Now brakes have been put on three
OF the cars OF the Wilmington city Rail-
way Company. and all cars viii be SINH
larry equipped as soon as practicable.
Tho cold weather has lntorfercd with
building operations In Wilmington.
Tho new pipe organ placed in the Ger
man Lutheran Church viii be used for
the first time Tomorrow.
"A roll-call OF members and Christmas
/ offering Will be held AT Delaware Avenue
/ Baptist Church on Wednesday evening
Rev DR. Jefferls Will preach at Trim
ity Church tomorrow evening.
Mary. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
| Glldea. OF No. z South Harrison street.
a victim OF diphtheria, was buried pri-
vately this afternoon.
The Association OF Orthodox Friends
Is preparing 10 hold a series Of meetings.
Rev. J. Y. Dobbins, ID. D., OF Brook
lyn, came to Wilmington yesterday TO
haptize the little daughter OF Dr. Egmont
cd prayer meeting al Grace Church, of
which he was formerly pastor
John Jacoby is In Norfolk, Va, look
ing after the sccurement OF a big city
contract.
Rev Father Budds the noted orator
and missionary OF South Carolina. will
preach In ST. Pauls r. e.. Church. Fourth
ana Jackson streets, tomorrow evening
at the vesper service on "Faith.'
This morning the body of the late
Franklin Il. Palmer, of this city. was
, taken TO West Nottingham Cemetery,
> Cecil county, Nd, and inferred.
Next week tenants ana landlords Will
give the usual notices I'm reference 10 va
eating houses ON March %, and II Is OK
, pccted By real estate men that there will
{ be "a good demand next year for medium
5 sized houses.
{ Tile Chester Traction Company Is ar
, ranging a schedule for cars to be run on
, the Chester and Claymont end OF the
Wilmington route during Christmas week.
Mrs. Rachel A. Perry, SO years old
of near Newport. was buried in Whining
o ton and Brandywne Cemetery yesterday
! afternoon.
High mass was said at ST. Patrick 8
Church yesterday morning over the re-
2 mains Of Daniel Bradley, OF No. 5l6 Shear
man street. and lnterment was made at
Cathedral Cemetery.
4 Mrs. Eliza A. Butler, Of Elsmere was
! buried yesterday afternoon.
D Mrs. Martha ]. Palmer Of No. 92s
Y Reed street. was buried al West Noting
ham Cemetery. Cecil county Nd, to-
= day.
! Arthur. infant son Of William and
y Elizabeth Stewart, of No. l0i East Four
tccnth street. who died on Wednesday
was buried at Riverview Cemetery at
o'clock this afternoon.
THE body OF Mrs. Marietta Mcguire
{ wife of Josiah A. Mcguire, 50 years old
qF M 41u EgEf Seventh street. nri-
J., vately Inferred this afternoon.
Miss Sarah Bancroft read an interest
!, ing paper on "Our Opportunities at the
q monthly meeting OF the Young Friends
r ! Association last night
There were two bidders. C. I. Swayn'
and Aument Eckman, for the erection ol
n dwelling house for Mrs. j. W. Blssell
but the award Of the contract has no
- been made.
n Another graduate OF Goldey College
II gets a good position. Edgar Clothier, re-
- cent graduate. has accepted position viii
the Jackson and Sharn Company.