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Superintendent McCallster, Of the
First Day School, who is in Florida for
the benefit of his health is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Hannah Parker. OF this city, at
tended the wedding OF Miss George God.
frey and W. J. p. White, both Of Mills
horO.
The session OF Olivet Presbyterian
Church has elected the Rev. J. X. Milli-
gan, d. d., as stated supply of the
church.
Rev. +. Burgette Short united in
marriage on Wednesday evening, George
W. Nelson and Miss Deleta Tindal, both
of Georgetown.
Edward r. Candy, of this city, repre-
sented the Church Club of Delaware at
the conference of church clubs which
opened yesterday in Cincinnati.
Miss Kathrinc Shellenberger has re-
signed as teacher OF one of the depart
ments of the New Castle Public Shool
to take effect today.
The funeral of William G. Driscoll, who
died on Wednesday, at his residence, No.
$50 East Fourth street, will take place on
Sunday afternoon at > o'clock.
Mary Cunningham, aged s months,
child Of James Cunningham, of No. 32O
Eighth avenue, died from commissions
yesterday morning.
Job II. Jackson, president of the Jack
son 4 Sharp Co., vas pallbrarer on
Wednesday. at the funeral of Jacob 7.
Neafie, in Philadelphia.
W. O. Merrick, operator in the Della
ware division office, has gone to Cam
bridge, Md. to attend the funeral of his
sister Miss Nora Merrick.
The fund for sufferers in Cuba now
amounts to 81. Mayor Mc[ear on
Wednesday received $50 from a person
signed "A Friend of Cuba"
Mrs Judge Ball entertained her Sun
day School scholars Of Central presh :
terian Church, at her home, No. 1919
Trento Place, last evening.
Division No. :, A. o. H., will hold IA
bazaar in the basement of st. AIMS
Church. this evening, and Divisions No.
l, I and 8, will attend in a body.
Thomas Samworth was yesterday
morning granted a permit for the cree
ton of a store building at the southwest
corner Of Second and Rodman streets.
Civil Engineer W. B. Carswcll expects
to complete his survey OF the route for
New Castle. Newport and Wilmington
Electric Railway Co., in one more day.
State Councillor Frank M. Jones, of
Georgetown, visited Wenona Council,
Jr. o. L. 4. NJ, last night. \ musical
session, speeches and a smoker were en-
joyed.
OF the IS GLACIERS in the Front street
factory of Blumenthal Il Co.. only seven
are at work, the others having struck
for a decrease in work, or an increase in
wages.
Miss Kate lIarrity, Of this city, and
Daniel McCullum, Of Philadelphia, will
be married on January 2Gth by Rev. DR..
Flynn.
An annex will be built to St. Patrick's
Catholic Church and changes will be
made which will amount to about $lO,-
GOO. The work will begin the latter part
Of May.
Robert Hlrons. an employe at the
abattOir. received severe cut on the
head while at work there. DR.. Block
som dressed the wounds, taking several
stitches.
Rev. DR.. Beilcr, Of Washington, D. G.,
will preach at Asbury Church, next
Sunday evening DR.. Bciler is vice
chancellor Of the famous American
University.
Andrew Gordon, of No. 1906 A street,
an employe Of George W. Bush & Sons,
was painfully injured by hook slip
ping. DR.. Stevens attended to his in
juries.
Captains Harry Smith and James
Stroud issued a cal for this evening, for
a meeting Of the members of the Y. NC.
A.who are interested in forming Il basket
ball team.
The Water Witch Fire Companv's
engine was sent yesterday morning to
the American Fire Engine Company, at
Seneca Falls, n. Y, to he given general
ovcrhauling.
John J. Carr a member of Fame Fire
Company, No. 6, and Miss Annie Mil
bourne, were married, on Wednesday
by Father Quigly, in st. Pauls
II. {. Church.
On January 3lst the annual congrega-
tional meeting Of First PRESBYTERIAN
Church will be held. Seven trustees
will be elected and other business will
be transacted.
John Sehl, formerly OF this city, has
resigned his position as foreman OF the |
Dover Index, and has been appointed |
instructor in the printing department at
the colord Orphans School, at Clayton.
The meetings in progress at Brandy
wine NJ. +. Church are proving very
as well as interesting. On
Sunday night there were thirteen con-
versions and on Monday there were four.
Mrs. John G. Phillips and Mary Bor-
ton, OF Woodstown, n. j., will read
papers thif evening at a meeting of the
Young Friends Association in the
Friends School Building at Fourth and
West streets.
+. Moore, the 2.ycar-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. r. J. Whiteman, Of No. $40
Jackson street, fell down the stairway at
his home and severely cut his head. DR..
J. Paul Llkens was summoned and the
little fellow is recovering.
The little friends Of Willard Williams,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williams,
Df Ninth and Madison streets, have
welcomed him back to School No. 8,
after an absence of several weeks caused
by Il severe attack of illness.
Mrs. r. Il. Lindlcy, Miss Naudain and
N g Al A.