Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-03

l6-HarriSon Hinckson.
17-Mrs. S. +. Talley.
1s-George W. Vandegrift.*
20-David Morgan,
CIV. r. Foulk.
90 William Derrickson.
24--Postoflice, telephone station and
ewspaper and book stand.
2S-Thomas w. johnson.
29-James Morgan.
30--The Rev. o. A. Grise.
31-John Il. Kilmer. 4
32-The Rev. V. P. Northrup.
ST. PAUL's AVENUE.
3-Mrs. S. A. Alrich.#
5-The Rev. W. l.. S. Murray, D. D.
6-Lewis T. Grub.
miss Mary Crouch. y
s-Ephraim Megargle. y
13-Samuel ii. Baynard.
15--William ii. Foulk.
16-Samuel W. Cam.
1S-Robert Liddell. =
l9-.Mrs. George II. McCall.*
20-Chsrles E. Gray.*
2l--Mr. Husbands.
23-Mr. Ennis.
2i-Peter l.. Layton.*
25--Mrs. II. NJ. johnson.
AsBuRY AVENUE.
1--John S. Moreland,
2--The Rev. James Grove.
William Turner
6-B. F. McDaniel.*
l0-Mrs NJ. Anna Taggart.
l2-Arthur Powell.
Ism. A. Grubb.
20-Samuel G. Penrose.
22-William Wallace
23-J. +. Mclaughlin.
24-Mrs. Lydia Runaway.
SUMMIT AVENUE.
1James L. Saville.
2-Delaware Mason.
3-Samuel Handy.
MIR. Hendrickson.
Orchard Mousley.*
6-JoseIh If. Gibson.
7-Samucl McDanel.~ M
9-Pierce IL Webster.
1l--Stephen Pierce.
l2--L. G. Cox.
I3-G. Ii. Groves. 4
IA Mrs, Mary Perry.
Thames Hanson
Hilary Love.
19-W. Ii. Robinson
21-Canby Cox. =
23-John Hartman
UNION AVENUE
HAIRY Reed.
3-Mr. Robinson.
As. II. Foulk. u
5-Warren S. Goodwin.
Mrs. John Nowand.*
1S-Mrs. England.
20-William Chandler
22-G. W. Ebright.
ELAN AVENUE.
IL p. Reed.*
3-Charles Wilkins. y
5--Mrs julia Fincher,*
&C. f. Robinson.
IL. Elmer Perry.* L
LEBANON AVENUE.
III. NJ. Pierce.
2-John Mclaughlin. y
3-Beniamin Mills. 4
Al. R. Weldin.
7--William e. Gritiith.*
S-Morris Holt.
9-Mr. Ridgway.*
10-W. F. McClain.*
BRANpYwINE AVENUE.
John Greenlee. i
&C. G. Pepper
3-Miss Ella Talley.*
Frank Linton.*
9elsaiah N. Eaton
11-Prince Mousley.
SCOTT AVENUE.
IA. E. Davis
a-John Booker.
12-James Clayton. y
13-Mrs. A. S. Mines
lS-Mrs. John Gees
BETHEL AVENUE.
Al. X. Handy.
5-Miss Mary Worrilow.
6--John G. Wilson,
SLOAN AVENUE.
2-J. E. Saville.*
*Families have arrived.
Many old-timers will be absent,
some of them having died and Others
being i'll, but their tents will be occu'
pied by newcomers.
Clarence Hanson and Howard Hart
man have charge of the postoffice, tele-
phone station and newspaper and book
stand.
Peter L. Layton, who has success.
fully managed the st. Paul's boarding
department for several seasons, also
hus 'lini Va WV SHlOu hb-
partment and will conduct both in an
acceptable manner. The Union board.
ing department will not be converted
into store, as has been enormously
stated, but will be operated upon the
same plan as tho st. Paul's boarding
department.
George Foster of Beaver Valley has
leased the grocery store.
Hacks will meet all trains arriving
at Granogue. Wilmington & Northern
railroad trains will leave French street
station, Wilmington, for Granogue at
10 o. M daily except Sunday, 2. 10
and a.50 p. m. daily and sos a. m.
Sunday only; Madison street station.
t 7. y a. m. daily except Sunday, 3 II
and 4.52 p. nj. daily and 8. 10 a. m.
Sunday only, and Sixth avenue station.
at 7. % a. m. daily except Sunday, 2.2OI
and l.5o p. m. daily and IA q. M.
Sunday only. Trains will leave
Grano2ue for Wilmington at 7.34 n.
m. and SOL p. m. daily, 10. 16 a. m.
daily except Sunday aud 1059 a. m.
Sunday only.