Evening journal., 1899-09-14
HAS RETURNED TO CLAYTON
FRANKENBERGER WAS DIS
CHARGED FROM THE della
WARE HOSPITAL YESTERDAY.

CHARGED FROM THE DELLA |
WARE HOSPITAL YESTERDAY.
Clayton. Sept. 13.-Frederick Frank
enberger, the baker employed by w. d.
Venn. who a short time ago was found
along the railroad tracks north of
CLAYTON in an unconscious condition, is
again in Clayton. Mr.. Venn went to
Wilmington yesterday and aecompan-
led hin home last evening. Franken-
berger was taken to Delaware Hospital,
Wilmington, and for several weeks
hovered between life and death. He is
now gradually recovering and the doc
tors at the hospital think that a few
weeks in the country will bring him
out all right. Frankenberger does not
remember how he was hurt, all he rec
ollects is that he got on the train at
Wilmington. Those who found him
along the railroad tracks were of the
opinion, Judging from the position in
which the man was found, and the
tracks made by the fall, that he fell
from a north-bound freight train.
Others thought that he walked off the
south-bound midnight express while
asleep 1t was hoped that Frankenber-
ger would be able to give an account OF
how he received his injuries, but as yet
he is unable to do so. After resting
here awhile he may be able to brint
hack to memory the events of thai
night. Frankenberger seems to be all
right mentally.
Next Sunday. September H. st.
Paui's Nj. Z. Sunday school will cele-
brate its twelfth anniversary. A very
elaborate program is being prepared
and the exercises of the day will be
very interesting. The school will make
an extra effort to raise $50, as this
amount is needed to pay on a small
debt which rests on the school. At this
interesting service class of boys Will
be promoted from the primary depart
ment. 1t is the earnest wish of the offi-
GERS of the school that every person
who was ever a member be present at
the anniversary. Special music is be-
ing prepared and everything possible
will be done to make the day one long
to be remembered in the history OF st.
PauTs NJ. e. Sunday school
George f. Denney, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, Anna, and Miss
Helen Gilpin of Elkton, Nd, are at At
lantic City.
1t is very gratifying to the many
friends of Mrs. Aubrey Vandever to
know that she is recovering from her
recent illness and is now able to leave
her room. Mrs. Vandever has been
quite i'll since March.
Miss Ella Clark is a guest OF rela-
tives in Berlin, Nd
Miss Elsie Allen spent a few days
last week in Atlantic City.
Salem NJ. p. Sunday school Will mold
Mo -
Mrs. w. p. Wright is the guest OF hel
daughter, Mrs. j. A. e. Keagey, in New
York City.
Miss Emma Agnes Reihm, of Black
iston's, is visiting the Misses Shahan
near Church Hill, Md.
c. Sidney Brown, Adams express
messenger between Philadelphia anC
Norfolk, is home on visit.
There will be revival services helI
in Ewall's Church four nights thi
week, beginning with tonight.
Miss Bertha Jones left Monday for
brief visit with relatives and friends Il
Philadelphia and Tioga.
Miss Eta Bailey and Miss Slaughter
of Kenton, are being entertained b.
Miss Nan Wright.
Jacob b. Shahan and daughter, Mis-
Maggie. OF .OuuINu Illllf MAss dAt IL
guests of relatives near town.
Miss Katharine Venn has returne
to her home, in Yonkers, n. y, afte
an extended visit with her brother, "
ID. Venn.
Miss Estelle A. Suydam of Middle
town, who has been spending the pas
week with Miss Ethel Ennis, returue
home.
Benjamin Hawkins is having hi
residence, on West street, beautife
by coat of paint.
Mrs. Sadie Wright has returned froi
an extended visit in Dover.
Mrs. Edgar Miles and children al
the guests of Mrs. Charles Fairies.
Miss Ella Hesrne. of Delmar. is b.
ing entertained by Airs. Harry CALI
way.
Mrs e. R. Spple is being entertain,
by the Misses Reynolds, at Elmir
Y.
Miss Clara Cahall. of Philadelphi
was the guest of Miss Edith Reese la
week.
Mrs. Charles Sullivan has return,
from a pleasant visit with relatives
Wilmington.
Mrs. Sarah Hearne has returned
her home, in Delmar, after an exten
ed visit with relatives in town. 81