The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-08
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

cOplOuS ram lll'Aeu Win udiA
caused further fall of the temper
ature here lasteveniug. For hours
previous to that time stiff breeze
kept blowing, in fact there was
plenty of sea breezes all day. 1t
was somewhat laughable yesterday
afternoon to see the women on the
trolley cars. When leaving Fourth
and Market streets and as the car
bowIed through Wilmington they
complained OF the heat. Scarcely
had they reached Eden Park when
there was a change. by the W.
& N. railroad crossing their hair
could not be kept in place; by the
time Rose Hill was reached their
hats came off and by Megginson's
hill the hair was streaming about
their faces. They sat close to each
other and when the car stopped at
the next switch they would say.
my, my, but this trip is delight
fu. The cars between Whining
ton and Delaware City Yesterday
were crowded by people who went
in search of the pure COO! air. Thep
found it and every one seemed con-
tented returning home.
The courts 10 Philadelphia have
decided that he will of the late
Stephen M. Tasker shall stand.
An effort was made by some Of the
relatives to break it.
Dame rumor has 1t that the
Knowles Woolen Mills will resume
operations on july Is.
George Swan has been awarded
the contract TO clear away the trees
that shade the rear lighthouse be. 4,
low New Castle. This work was
necessary in order TO get view oi
the lighthouse.
y. Harry Wilson of the Denver
Post, and Miss Anna Schmel. for
merly OF Lebanon, Pa. will be
married this evening in Denver,
They will spend their honey moon
at Greenwood Springs.
The Sunday schedule oi services
in the different churches went into
effect here Yesterday.
Robert Shaw has removed from
Sixth and Delaware to the Hanson
property on Foult h street.
William Vincent has returned !
home IRON week visit to friends \
at Sharptown, Md.
New Castle base ball admirers
deny all knowledge of any disorder
at the Brownson game on Satur-
day. They did hear the Whining
ton use bad language aud bet money
on the game.
Harry and Herbert Pyle of Phil
adelphia. are spending a week with
New Castle relatives.
Miss Laura Wilhelm has re.
turned home from visit to iricnf
in Philadelphia,
Bishop Leighton Coleman yester.
day morning, in the absence oil the
rector. Rev. f. M. Munson. who
has taken charge Of the services al
Rchoboti, conducted the services
in Emmanuel Church at New Castle.
Prior to the service he blessed two
altar vessels, which were presented
to the church by Miss Virginia {.
Long, OF Virginia, a former parish.
ioner. They were 4 paten and
challce and are OF handsome de-
sign. They are OF solid silver
heavily lined with gold and studded
with diamonds and br,lliants. The
metal was obtained from the plate
OF the Mong family and the Jewels
were family Jewels. All the ma
terlals had been IN use by various
members Of the family in whose
memory they were presented.
Bishop Coleman. later. in a.lud-
ing to the gilt, commended very
highly the idea Of memorial gifts
for the services Of God IN the wor-
ship Of the sanctuary. In compar-
ing the value Of such memorials to
manv monuments 10 be found
throus hout the country aud even IN
the churchy ards the bishop most
emphatlcally denounced the heath
ensh character Of many of these
monuments and the lavish expendi-
ture of money upon them money
that could much better be used IN
such memorials as he had just
blessed, or the endowment Of par
ishes aud d;oceses. BY means Of
such memorials the pious dead
would be in a manner, speaking in
the service and glory OF God aud in
useful minlstratlons.
The vessels we're subsequently,
in the Communion service, celebra-
ted by Bishop Coleman.
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