The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-11
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NEW CASTLE

al the 1uneral Of FRED w. Holt.
man Yesterday the services were
conducted in Emmanuel Church BY
Rev. II. M. Munson, and at the
grave by Rev. Charles Turner, OF
Lewes, an uncle Of the deceased.
At the conclusion Of the services
at the grave. Bugler Truitt sound.
ed taps. Out of Difference to the
wishes of the iam;ly, Company H.
N. G. D., did not turn out to the
funeral to pay the last earthly re-
spect to one who was loved BY all.
Fred was human but a bigger
hearted fellow never lived in New
''Csstle. The pallbearers were
,Feauk De Haas Janvier. Samuel
Ford, James It. Challenger, Mayor
EksnG Boyd. George w. Eckles.
+ sThe greatest game Of base ball
seen on Battery Park IN years will
be played on next Wednesday al
ternoon commencing at 2 o'clock.
The New Castle fisher men will
tackle the Pennsvile fishermen.
The old time battery that caused
CONSERVATION to opposing teams in
the days OF the Atlantics and
Quicksteps, William Rainey and
Lawrence O'Connor will look after
the interests of the New Castle
players. Kirby, Woolson, Rogers
and dozen Of others will parlici-
pate 10 the game. Several foot
races are on the program. An in
vitatlon to the public is extended.
O'Connor says he is just as young
as he used to be.
Rag carpet, 25c., ingram, 20c.,
window shades. 10c., window aud
door screens. Stoops.
New Castle was invaded yester-
day afternoon by carload of
obstetrics. They came as the
guests Of John Mac Hayden. super.
intendent of the Chester Traction
Company. They were the gradu
ating classes OF the Chester High
School and ot the commercial de.
partment OF the Larkin High
School. Those in the party we're
DR.. John Mac Fayden, T. II.
Thompson, J. H. Witsil, and John
II. Culllngsworth Of the Board of
Education; A. d. Yocum, superin-
tendent Of schools; Principal Thos.
W. Cole and Miss Hannah Sears.
OF the High School; Principal w.
B. Tharp and Miss Leoria M.
Peck, of the Larkin school aud
sixty two scholars. The jail was
listed and au inspection made Of
he whipping post. At the armory
aoclal time was spent
md some OF the obstetrics enjoy
d a waltz TO the music of Miss Ida
,artaide. After a walk through
'ew Castle the party returned
Yell pleased with their trip. Con-
iderable interest was manifested
] New Castle by the visitors on
ccount OF the twelve mile circle.
A large number of horses in this
ection are very sick with influenza.
Tae- Board Of Education com.
ittee on the commencement eXer-
ses held meeting last night. +,
City Council held meeting last \
ght and reversed the assessments f,
Assessor Duncan who raised |,
me of the assessments. The n
'ok will be hung up for inspection d
next Wednesday and the appeal =,
lys will be later. IL IL
The local base ball club .,
III cross bats with the all collegl- b,
e club here on Saturday. 1t
omises to be good game. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Ghauncev p. Hol- 81
NIB who have been on a trip to fo
,gland, have returned home.
DR.. r. Merton Munson and A. CO
own Lancaster Of Philadelphia, ar
e visiting relatives in New Cas- "
Artemas Heicker who has been
th Orvid A. Porter, will leave CT
Steelton, Pa, on July l. -
The pupils in the schools are NJ
eparipg for the commencement ~
srcises. "
The funeral Of Miss Mary A. PIC
1ite, daughter Of {. Christopher
lite. took place this morning. col
c members OF st. B. V. M. So
lily attended the funeral in a col
1y. High mass was celebrated j
St. Peters Church by Rev. Ed Gle
I'd L. Brady. Interment was -