The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-10
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

No. 3, Ancient Order OF Hibernians
was heldlast evening. The follow.
ing officers we're elected: President.
Peter G. Madden; vice. president.
James McHugh; fiu ancial $ cretary,
John T.. Campbell; recording secre-
tary, w. S. Martin; treasurer,
Charles Toner; sergeant. alarms,
John Tidwell; standing commit tee,
John f. Campbell, Michael Rogers
John Rey nolds, No. 2, James Nc =,
Hugh and John Sheridan.
Sick committee-Michael Rogers,
John Reynolds, No ,, Thomas
Woods. John Sheridan.
Finance Reynolds. No. 2.
James Mcllugh, James F. Mclvor.
Literary committee-William S.
Martin, John Sheridan, James
Ryan. Sr.
Relief cCmmittee-Micha ael Rog ers,
James MclIugh, James Ryan. Sr.
Door Keeper--Jeremiah Tobln.
Miss Mary A. White. daughter
Of c. {. White, South Fifth street,
died on Saturday, in the 10th year
of her age. The members OF the
b. V. M. Sodality of St. Peters
Church. will recite Office tor tn.
dead tonight and tomorrow morn-
ing at o'clock will meet in the
basement of the church and from
there will march in a body to at
tend the funeral. whlcktakes place
at 9 clock.
The first OF the jubilee process
sions took place yesterday at 4
o'clock. Nearly 200 persons par
ticipated and headed by Rev. Ed
ward l.. Brady, made the four
visits to st. Peters Church. Should
x1Re ather prove favorab BILE on next
Sunday the pnb!ic exercises will be
repeated.
The funeral of Fred W. Hof-
mann, took place this afternoon.
Services were conducted in the
Episcopal Church and iuterment
made in TIE Presbyterian ceme-
terry.
Erred died at ,. 80 O. CLOCK on Sat-
urday morning in Philadelphia.
He had a host OF friends. Every
one liked Fred. When the call
was made tor volunteers in the
Spanish-Ameriean war he enlisted
and while al MiddIetown, Pa,
joined the Signal Service Corps.
He we t to Cuba and while there
he was taken sick. lie was a son
Of the late Consul Hoffman Of Read
ing, and member OF the Sons of
the American Revolution.
Miss Ollie Mcclure of Whining.
ton, has been visiting her parents.
Mss Katherine Gormlcy who has
been teaching school near Read
ing, is home for the summer sea.
son.
Mrs. Margaret Mitsch aud Miss
Anna Mtsch of Riverside, N. j..
who have been visiting their aunt
Mrs. Mary Weggenmann, have re
turned home.
Captain and Mrs. Chauncev =.
Ilolcomb and Lieutenant, George
Bridges Rodney who have been
across the deep blue sea are ex.
pected to arrive in Philadelphia
today.
Yesterday was observed as Chill
dren's Day in the Presbyterian
and Methodist churches. The
churches were handsomely decor
ated. the programs were pleasing
and the dresses Of those taking
part we're pretty.
A COW owned BY Sheriff McDan-
iel, tied to a stake on the Battery,
yesterday afternoon, attempted to
jump across ditch and went head
long into it, breaking her neck.
At the ChIldren's Day services
in the First Presbyterian Church,
last evening. Misses Essic Kirby
and Lille Abrams received pretty
Bibles for saying the shorter Cate
chism without error. 10 their pas
tor, Rev. S. b. Wylic.
Victor Biggs, son OF Jesse Biggs.
had his fore head badly gashed
Saturday. BY running against
wagon while at play in the yard.