Middletown transcript., 1900-03-03

Lake street. Apply to E. S. JONES!
;; Mrs. Rachael Connor will shortly
:; move from near Elkton, Md, to Il
s, town.
DR.. J. NJ. r. White, Of Wilmingto
will be at the residence of Mrs. Margi
ret Clayton every Thursday.
/. TERMS EXPIRE.-The retiring tow
fathers whose SUCCESSORS are TO
elected on Monday are Messrs. Geore
G. Rowe and William r. Cochran.
HEAVY STORMS. - Michigan, III
nois and other lake states in the Wes
ern part of the country, experience
during the past week the heaviest snoN
storm for years.
/ MRS. WELDIN DEAD.-Mrs. Marth
| Weldin, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Cox, died at Clayton on Februar
Oath, at the residence Of her daughter
Mrs. T. L. Mason.
Boy WANTED.-A good boy abou
Is years of age is wanted at this offict
to learn the printing business. Only
those with a fair education need apply
This is a good chance for the right boy
PICKING PoCKETs.-LastT Thursday
night about 9 O'Clock George Waters,
colored, caught Thomas Evans. also
colored, picking. his pocket. He had a
warrant issued for his arrest and
Evans was arrested on the charge and
brought before Squire w. r. Reynolds,
who after hearing the evidence, held him
in $500 bail for The next session of the
county court. A bondsman was Sc
cured and Evans was released.
LENTEN SERVICES. The Rev. A.
f. Lewis. rector of Christ p. E. Church
at.Drlaware, City, will preach at st.
Anne's Church next Wednesday even
ing. The o'her Wednesday evening
preachers during Lent are as follows:
March IA, Rev. K. T. Hammond;
March 81, Rev. G. C. Hall, D.. D.;
March %, Rev. Henry Ward Cunning.
ham; April 5, Rev. F. M. Munsen,
LII. D.; April IA, Rev. VIM. Schonlon.
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-The
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be
administered in the Forest Presbyter-
ian Church tomorrow morning.
The Preparatory Service will be held
this afternoon at 8 O'Clock. The ses.
sion will meet Immediately after the
service, and also on Sum
day morning, at 1915 O'Clock, to re-
ceive those desiring to unite with the
church. A cordial invitation is exr
tended to all.
THE CITIZENS MEETING Anoth-
er meeting of the citizens committee |
was held in the office of A. G. Cox, on
South Broad street, last Monday after
noou to hear the report of the commit
Zee that went to Pittsburg, Pa, in re-
gard TO the Heinz Picklirg Company's
affair. After hearing the report of the
,op mittee, which was about the same
rs published III this paper last week
he meeting adjourned to meet at the
'ame place when the representative of
he firm arrives.
Tories FoR To MoRRow.-Rev. E.
". Caswell, pastor of Bethesda NJ. E.
CHURCH. will preach on the following
opics at the services at his church, TO-
morrow: Morning -"From GLORY to
ilory." Evening-"God is Love"
You are all invited to attend. To-
morrow will be day of special inter-
st at the chur ch. 1t is The REGULAR BIZ
communion day. Members
will be received by letter and probation
t the close of the moving sermon. A
arge attendance is requested.
THE NEW BUILDINGs.-Wor on
he new harness factory of the ]. G.
Parker & Son Co., on Green street is
favorsbly. All the beams
or the Ioof are now in place and the
uilding will shorty be rooted in. TIE
boring will also be laid in a short
ime, after which the inside sheathing
7ill be put up. At the 'New Court
Iouse' the plasters have finished the s
econd story and the first story will
hortly be started on. The intended
of both buildings expect to
9 moved in by March 25th.
FoRGOT HIMSELF There has been
n old charge of assault and battery on !
woman hanging for some time against
.orenzo Waters, colored youth Of this
icinity, but the authoi tiles could never t
ONE up with the willy Lorenzo. But |
he other night when trial Of some 6
olored people was going on in Squire
reynolds office he forgot all about the
and walked in to be spectator
t the trial. He was immeditely
laced under arrest and in default of
ayment of fine was sent to New
Iastle Jail, SO as to bave time to regain
ost memory for future actions.
SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERs.-At a
Meeting % the Sunday School Board
f Bethes Ia NJ. E. Church, held on :
thursday evening, the following off,
srs to serve for the ensuing year were /
lected: Martin B. Burris, Slperin- !
endent; Joseph c. Parker, Assistant I
iuperintend mt; A. G. Cox, Secretary;
J. Emlin Massey, Assistant Secretary;
:. H. Emerson, Treasurer; Henry
ones, LibraI ian; Frank S. Bradley,
Assistant Librarian; Miss Annie NJ.
Freeman, Superintendent Of Primary
Department; Mis-. H. M. Price. Choir.