Evening journal., 1898-04-19
RUYaIgG On FULL TINE.
FIgADEs CRATE FACTORY TURN
ING OUT CRATES BY THOU
sANDs-IINE SEAFORD NEWS.

FT5ADES CRATE FACTORY TURN
ING OUT CRATES BY THOU
sANDs-LIVE SEAFORD NEWS.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
seaford, April 19.-The Blades crate
factory is running on fun time and
turning out crates by the thousands.
Tile con pany has in its employ some
Cf the fastest worlmen in the state. At
present lt is unable to fiji its orders.
The factory is Of great benefit to the
town.
The women OF St Luke's Guild will
, ID an Easter bazaar in CoulbOurn's
Esu on The evenings Of April 21, %
geJ %. They have been making eX-
E s,ve Preparations for the event for
tra PAS ucuth and have collected
&c number Of beautiful. useful and
ingenious articles, which they viii Of
fer for sale. At numerous artistically
decorated booths many works OF art
viii be displayed. During the past
winter the guild has held many socials,
the proceeds Of which, with that de-
rived from the bazaar. will be used in
making extensive repairs on St. Luke S
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Bishop Leighton Coleman addressed
The High School On Friday afternoon
hlstheme being Education" and was
handled . mastery way. Many citi-
IONS were noticed among the pupils.
Miss Nay Wright delightfully."- enter
tained the Sorosis at her residence near
town on Thursday afternoon. Notwith-
nding the inclement weather large
number Of the members were in attend
ar e. Refreshments consisting OF ice
cream and cake, were. srved
HshOp leighton Coleman confirmed
q class Of four in st. I.uke's Church on
Friday evening The bishop made cne
of his characteristic. forcible addresses
previous to the confirmation. He
praised President Mckinley for the
c-lrse pursued In reference to Spain,
ana PRAYED fervently for peace Those
c-rfrmed were Miss Letitia Hall1Well
/ M. s Adelaide Cooper Mrs. Walter B.
r. birson and Howard Riggin.
The NJ p. Conference has returned
RI S. j. Smith to Seaf0rd. He is one
| OF the ablest ministers ever stationed
here. much beloved by his congrega-
/ tgn. and very popular with the peo-
/ pie.
The following are the newly-elected
! GERS 81 St. Luke's Protestant Epis-
/ canal Church: James ] Ross, senior
warden;Wnliam H. Stevens, Sr., junior
w. rden: Edward c. Ross, William II
/ ~-u,bourn. Harry C. Pennington, Ben
iemin r. Riggin. George w. Doncho
/ r. Lee Wright. George VI. Eddy and
/ G 3rge ~. Graef. James j. Ross and
! William 1T. stevens. Sr. were elected
ds,egates TO the Diocesan convention
ta be- held In Georgetown i'm June. Ed
w-rd c. Ross and George Is. GraeI are
/ a.l rnates.
The Epworth League has made eN
! tr sivc Preparations for the art s0cia
which they will hold In the new M b
Church on Tuesday evening.
WOlkmen Of the Delmarvia Iele
| phone Company are erecting many
O. phone poles throughout the town
Hoy viii begin running The wires u
few days The line win incud.
c-cr rgetoWn Seaf0rd and Fcdera.s
lgrg. The line NAV continue 90 Cam
hrigc
Local wheeimen are taking advantage
Ci the warm weather and good road
by making many long spins into th
country.
Charles w. Allen. who. with his fam
I ily moved here from Pennsgrove, n
J.. has opened a grocery store.
James w. Graham has accepted tn
n-sitiOn rs manager Of r. o. whitley
W sh street store.
4aymordDuHadWay. Cf Bethel. spen
tl1 past iew days with Seaford rela
tvs.
George Hill, Of Chicago. has returnei
after spending the past week with hi
parents Mr.. and Mrs Dewitt Hill nea
here. Mr. Hill is employed in one O