The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-02
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new CASTLE.
Correspondents of the REPUBLICAN
October 2. 1899.

The auditors appointed by Judge Will
lam c. .Spruance to inspect the books Q
| the County Controller and County Treas
urer hive sent few Of the books to part
los living hele. So far as New Castle /
concerned the tuxpay ers wanted to see thi
cost Of keeping the tramps at the county
jail 1t will be fortuDate thing for thu
Taxpayers when tie county workhouse Il
is built ami the expensive tramp hote
will be a thing Of the past. Miss Grace r
Kelley Of Wilmington is candidate fol
the position Of teacher in the pubiit
schools. Miss Kelley is a graduate OF the
high school, Wilmington and holds the
necessary County Superindents certih-
cate.
The opening sermon at the semi-annual
session of the Now Castle Presbyterv will
DO preached to-.norrow evening IN the
First Presbyterian church by Moderator
S. B. Wylie. Wednesday will he the
principal day OF the session. The hosp!-
tality Of the people OF New Castle will be
extended to the visiting members Of tho
Presby tory. The public can attend the
sessions Of the Presbytery and New Castle
church goers are sure TO be in attendance.
The following is D list Of the visitors ana
their homes.
Mrs. Richard G.Cooper-Rev. +. G. Jen-
nings, w. Fi,zSimon. Elder w. E,tdie
|, Marks. .
Mrs. B.aok--Rev. 4. r. Matheson, FL
der l. 7, Costrio, NJ. u.
Mrs. A. B. Cooper-Elder R. A. Duha-
mel.
Mrs A. NJ. Boyd --Revs. A. N. Keigwin,
Joel s. Giitlllan, S. NJ. Perry. Elders Geo.
Steele, John NJ. Reid.
Mrs. W. d. Greer-Revs E. ". Long,
r. A. Davidson. Elders Theodore Clark,
John G. Common, James T. Price.
Miss Hetty smlth-Revs. W. H. Logan,
S.'W. Reigart, III. Moore. l. B. Turner.
Mrs, Harold Sudell--Isevs. Louis G.
Wainwright, Elder Thos. B. Schellinger.
Mrs Truss-Revs. Thomas Rsber Tag
gart Elder E. L Kinder.
Mrs George Reunle-Rev. Richa' d
Downs Elder George McKillisan.
Mrs Wylie-Revs. W. w. Shaw. II. l..
Bunstein, Luther A. Oates, w. +. Lowis'
Elders L. P. Bush, l. L Buck, H. Ellison.
Mrs Stewart-Rev. o. A. Gillinsham
W. j. Rowan. NJ. schall, Elders Rufus
Stewart, W. II. Hall.
Miss Maggie Janvier-R s. L. Irvine,
Eldor George I. Fem.
Mis-, Kinkead and Miss Matilda JAN
vier--Elders l., W. Gunby, A. r Tatnall.
Mrs. J. 4. Stoops--Rev. G. II. TruH.
Elder John Heitshu.
Mrs. James 4. Eliason-Rev. Joseph l..
Estlin Elder W. B. Collins.
Mrs. Denny smith-Rev. R. Fl. Hoover
Elder Joseph P. Wright.
The Misses Spotswood -Revs l. L.
Vallandingham, 4. A. McCurdy, John
McElmoyle, Elder c. B. Furiay.
Mrs. Robert Morrison-R Rev. L D. Blake
Elders W. Skinner, M. D. Hon, J. Cooch
Ferdinand johnson,
Mrs. Taylor-Rev T. G. Potter, j. r.
Milligan.
Mrs Weggenmann.--Rev. Kent NJ Bull
Elder Esbert Kilnr.
Mrs. John Reis-Eldors f. II, Vincent,
G. b. Taylor.
Miss Johns Rev. Arthur Dongall.
Mrs. Hoffman-Rcv. Henry +. Mason.
Elder Arthur G. Webber,
Mrs. Caroline Cook-Rev. G. l.. Jeffer-
SOD, Elder A. B. johnson.
Rev. Peter Douaghsy. pastor Of st.
AIMS Catholic Church, visited St. Peters
Church yesterday and suooesded in rails.
ing good sized sum for tks benefit Of st.
AIMS new school.
About 80 persons from here attended the
play "Sister Mary" by May Irwin at the
Grand Opera Vouse in Wilmington Sat.
urlay night.
The Rev. J. W. Easlsy, of Branaywiue
M. e. Church. preached at Nazareth
Church last night. The Rev. r. Irving
Watkins preached at Goodman Church
Sunday the occasion being the 9th nnniv-
ersnry. Among the visitors in the city on
Friday was the Rev H. A. Monroe "f
Philadelphia, secretary Of tho Second Gen.
ora, difference Of tho Epworth League
who was the guest of the Rev. r. irving
Watkins the treasurer OF the same organ
They were engaged in making
plans for the convention Of the Epworth
League which will be opened in the Cats
Kill on June 3Oth, 1900
The oyster supper given by the ladies' of
Nazareth M. 4. Church netted about $40. y
Those In charge were Mrs. William Dec
lyne, Mrs. S. A. Stewart, Mrs. J. Il. Biggs
Mrs Edward Deakyne assisted by Miss
Bella Wadsley, mrs. W. Hurd, Mrs. R. l.
Mary Dyer. Miss Margaret Car
rick Mrs. John G. King, MIR. Edward p.
Mrs. George PrestelI, Mrs
james Bacon, Mrs. Carrie Cline, and Ed
ward Eagle. 4