The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
ITEMS FROM new CASTLE.
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE. January 2S, 1893.

In this rich country of ours, New Castle
Coun y. the pride Of Delaware, there are
farmers who have lots of cabbage and
turnipS. At ,imo when there arc many
families hungry in this city the charitable
farmers cannot do better than donate Il
quantity Of the food to the poor who can
not ge work Persons here who own teams
arc willing to haul the food from the farm.
ers who agree to give it.
Ihe second grade of potatoes at this time
would be " welcome gift to many families
in Now CASTLE A hundred pounds of corn
beer or pork would make many gladden.
gu hearb in this city at present There Is
Work for our missionary societies hore ut
present. Happy homes in Wilmington
should remember the homes of the poor in
Now Castle.
young couple can secure fifteen pounds
OF coffee for the price of their tickets at
one entertainment. That, evening they
stay home and enjoy n pleasant cha5 in Il
cosy parlor they will be delightod to know
that poor families have been relieved. The
New Castle electric Railway has boom we'll
pa ronizod by New Castle people since 1t,
advent into this city Now is Its chance
to get thoroughly settled in the hearts of
the people by u contribution to relieve the
want existing.
II the bicycle path is to be built now Is
the time to raise the cry "Go Oh with tho
work There are plonty of men ready to
earn an honest dollar They do no want
charity II they can secure work,
he following program has been argang
ed by the Cl1onian Literary Society to be
rendered at tho weekly entertainment in
the High School tomorrow afternoon:
Singing. "Juanita. "by the Society Rsol.
Jation. "Lost n Boy by Miss Margie
Rlsynolds; Reading, "Ragelity Man,
hiiss Mary McGonisle; Defamation,
"Slo5soms of Autumn" by William Mar
shall; Piano solo, Miss Alice McCnbe ;Iscci.
talon, "Brarest Battle BY Miss Anna
GtnIian," Iasker Clark; Singing, Catch
the Sunshine" by the Society; Select
Reading, ''rhe Black Horse and Ills
Rider" William Wilson; Piano SOLO by
Miss Marion Hushebcck; Recitation, ''rho
Polish Boy" Miss Laura Wihe,me; Dec.
lamation, 1.-THE Fishers" James Mc(irory;
Reading of the Clionian Herald by tho
editors as follows: Editoriols, Richard
Rodney; Literary notes David Stewart;
Personals, Miss Berthe vckery; ex-
changes Miss Mary Winslow; vocal solo,
by Miss jennie Lancaster Select Reading,
"Ihn Flower Girl" Miss Anna Vontine:
Violin solo, William Wilson; Quotations
by the society and the closing song.
The engagement has been annuuced of |
Mrs Ada Herbcrt, to prominent busi.
ness man of Sco,dale, Pa,
The services commonornting the 43rd an
niversary Of Mt Salem NJ i. Church arc
well attended.
City Council still compels the residents
at Sixth and Delaware ave-, to carry wa.
or a distance of two squares.
Miss Elizabeth Dennison was obliged
10 remain in her room yesterday. Throat
rouble was the cause.
The Single Takers Of New Cnstle say it
s good thing they are not In the Seventh
ward
Nothing can be learned regarding the
uture Of the Delaware Iron Works. The
eports are MS plentiful as hours in n dny
.nd they are all different.
Each DAY that passes brings work to
more OF New Cast!e's idle mon.
Mira. Marvel left yesterday for Toledo,
)hio.
MI and Mrs Channcey Holcomb, of
will take II trip to Havanna,