Evening journal., 1900-09-26
VACANCY OCCURS
IN HOOK SCHOOLS
COVey Of ParridgeS DiScOV-
cred at The End Of {
Wharf


vacancy in the teaching force OF the
boroueh schools, caused by the resig-
nation of Miss Sarah Wetherill. Miss
Wetherill was elected by the board 10
the vacancy caused by the resignation
OF Miss Carrie Larkin. and she in turn
was forced to resign by the illness ana
death Of her mother She has the sym
pathy of the board in her bereavement
and her resignation is received with re-
eret Miss Robinson, Of Chester, is
filling the vacancy temporarily, with
good prospects OF receiving the school
permanently. She Is a graduate of the
Chester High School and comes to the
board highly recommended.
Miss Winnie r. Gom. led the Ep-
worth League service at the Methodist
Church on Sunday evening. Miss Mary
Cloud will have charge Of the services
next Sunday.
ST. Martins p. e. Sunday school
room, which has been closed for some
time. was formally reopened on sun
day evening, when the rector. the Rev.
R. NJ. DOherty, delivered an appro-
pirate address. The room has been
thoroughly renovated and put in first
rector preached from the subject.
'How to Find God and the Way Into
His Church"
The Marcus Hook Relief Association
will hold q meeting this afternoon in
the borough hall and n full attendance
of members is desired. The box for
the Galveston sufferers will be packed
this afternoon and large number If
donations have been received.
Mrs. Charles Rhyder, OF Linwood,
who has been III for some time, is much
better.
Ex-Councilman William T. Prosser,
who has been IN for some time, is
again bedfast and the end is looked
for at any time.
Miss Jessie Hahn. former schoool
teacher in this neighborhood, spent
Sunday with Miss Florence 5. Gon.
Mrs. Beulah Powell. OF Bridesburg
Pa. is spending a few days with heI
sister. Mrs. E. NJ. Barlow on Della
ware avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nicolai. oi
Washington, ID. c.. are visiting rela.
tives In the borough.
William Huber. q well-known resi-
dent OF the borough. who until recently
was employed by Mrs. Achenbach. al
q baker at the Marcus Hook bakery
mas opened out in business for him
self lie will open a bakery in th'
buildiRg adjoining Albert Hill's mea
siere. on Market street Mr.. Huber hal
also purchased team and will run al
early morning route.
Mrs. Annie ShOlders, Of Bridgeton n
j.. who has been visiting relatives her
ter some time. has returned home.
Mrs. /. b. Vernon. who has been II
for some time. is still very sick wo
man and confined to her bed.
When last heard from Walter O'Don
nell and Alvin Richardson. OF thi
place, were at Houston. Texas, and ar
no doubt in Galveston by this time
Ex-Burgess S. Lee Burton and Cap
tain James Richardson will leave to
morrow for Collins Beach. where the.
will spend the greater part Of the Fal
and Winter. They have leased abou
Ave hundred acres Of marsh land, an
will spend the time cunning.
A covey Of partridees was discov
cred on the end OF the middle,whar
last Friday, and very few OF ther
left the borough, notwithstanding tn
fact that there is a law against shootii
them at this time OF year.
very enjoyable time was spen
last evening at the meeting Of Can
tain Gridley Council. o. u. A. NJ. afte
all the business had been transacted
Refreshments were served under tn
direction Of the Entertainment Com
mittee.
Mrs. James johnson. who has bee
visiting relatives in Philadelphia. ha
returned home
Miss Florence S. Goff. who is an in
structor in a private school in Phila
delphia, resumed her duties after th
Summer vacation yesterday.
regular monthly meeting OF tn
Methodist EpwOrth League, and sem
annual election OF officers will be hel
at the church on Friday evening. DIT,
yious 10 the regular service.
The Rev. A. e. Crowell. pastor OF tb
Upland NJ. e. Church, preached an il
teresting sermon at the -Methodi.
Church last evening This evening n
Rev. DR.. Burriss. OF Trinity ChurcI
Chester, viii preach.