Evening journal., 1901-06-07
WORK MIN ELECT
NBW OPFICBRN
Children'S Day 10 be ApprO-
priateIy Observed in
NJ. L. Church
speolal . ihe I8yonIns Iournal


New Castle. June Z.
on the local BAN grounds tomorrow
afternoon the Baum Athletic club Will
play the New Castle team Following
viii be the batting order of the Phlladei-
phians koonig, 2b., llobner lb, n.
Charlton. cfi McGcc. rG, saunders, lfs
Gounorman. ss.; Loonis, c. spanelef r..
j. Charlton. 3D. The club played here ON
Decoration pay and put un splendid
game.
Patrick Ahern is growing cotton Ia tho
yard in the rear of his home in Fifth
street lie has twelve plants in the
ground and as they show signs of health
81 is probable that the crop will bee fairly
large The growth viii demonstrate that
cottoo can be grown in this State
Bicycle tires. $3.50 and s.. stoops
Following Is the program OF exercises
OF the Sunday school OF the M w. Church.
TO be presented az The Childrcn's Day SER
vices on Sunday evening: 'rimo of
Beauty. by Han Mack Company; opening
chorus, professional Onward, Forward
lnvocation responsive Scr pture reading.
chorus "ris the children Day." chorus.
Beautiful Flowers" recitation. "Birds.
by While Rossell; chorus "See the Golden
Sunlight" recitation. "'rhe Garden of
Childhood" by Fanny Bidmgs chorus.
Sing We Loud Hosannn:' exercise.
Witnesses OF Earth and H,avcn." The
three angels-witnesse fn hoaven-ldO
Saunders. Livera Harris, Lille Montgom.
cry. Witnesses OF nature-Jcnnie Ridings.
Helen Ford. May Saunders. Edith Harris
Christian graces- Elsie Johnson Annie
Hendrix. Mary Sylvester. Alice Cooper.
Mary Dennis Martha Johnson, Alice Hen
Dirk; quartet, trio and chorus "God Is
Love-" responsive Scripture read ng:
chorus "pralso the Lord" recitation,
THE Seed by Elsie Johnson; chorus,
20 Happy Hours" Children's Day offer
ing; closing chorus, "IIark the Song"
Friendship Lodge A. O. u. w. last night
elected the following named Officers: =.
NJ W., J. b. Manlove; NJ. W., William H.
Marques; IT,, r.. j, Weggenmann; o.,
Thomas Greer; g., Nell B. Seminar; l.
w, Edward G.. Wise; O. W., Charles ll
= Munson
The Maritime Exchange was requested
yesterday by the representatives of the
contractors for Delaware river improve
mcnt to notify lrlots and ship masters
that owing 20 the location of dredges. ape
preaching angles on Reedy Island range
makes 10 necessary for vessels to go toI
eastward OF an dredges
Frank NJ. Slocomh's class Of ST. paurs|
NJ. E. Sunday school of Wilmington went
down the river yesterday on the schooner
Sandsnipe and returned to this city in the
evening. The party numbered twenty.
five and in addition to MT Slocomb and
the young people, was the Rev. w. l.. S.
Murray. the church pastor
Fred Ford. Frank Wise. Eugene Chase
and Robert Gordon caught three dozen
fish in the -lal yesterday They report
the fish rs biting well there at this time
In the Sunday school room OF the NJ.
T. church on next Friday and Saturday
evening. the women Of the church will
hold a rummage SALE bake and festival
The combination of entertainment prom
ises 10 be financial success TO the
church There now Is In progress a gem
eral rummage OF garrets for stock FOR the
sale
Jerry Harrigan left the county jail yes.
terday. taking with him $1,000. the savings
Of his twenty years in prison. Jerry went
20 Hockessin. his former home. TO live on
his farm there. Before leaving the Jail
he thanked the officials there for their
Kindness 10 him.
Friendship Conclave. No. sis. viii give
smae1r IN the lodge room next Thurs
day evening Mogullans from the con
ciaves IN Newport and Marshanton vii
be present
The local trolley company received twl
cars from the Brill Company yesterday
The care are constructed for both Sum
mcr and Winter use. the sides being re
movable. They are somewhat similar q
interior finish TO the new cars now {
service on the road.