Evening journal., 1901-12-30
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the OniCe. but many are being grOOmcul |
hy their friends. and among them may
be- mentioned Charles Munson and
Harry Ahern. There are some others
who would nil positions with honor
ito themselves and to the good of the
people
on Saturday a few boys and girls
skated ON the ice on the slulce but II
was wet sport. But what are wet feet
TO children?
One young man who went TO phila-
delphia TO obtain work was offered em-
ploymont in a large manufacturing
establishment In that place at very
fair wages. but when he went to the
building to enter upon his duties, he
was asked: "Have you been vacci-
lnated2" The reply was in the mega
tive. when he was told he could not go
20 work until he had been He declined
TO be yacclnated so lost his job, but
found another where vaccination was
not required
Farmers of this neighborhood COM
plain Of having their corn stolen, and
extra locks are being placed on their
cribs Last Friday night one man had
ten bushels OF grain carried from his
crib.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held In the home of Mrs. Atkinson, at
the usual hour Thursday afternoon.
The Womans Auxiliary Of Imman-
uel parish will meet next FRIDAY 9--en-
ing In the parish house. a program
of literary features will be followed by
refreshments.
i William Ahern has vacated the Veg
lgenman home. In North Fourth street,
and moved to Philadelphia, where he
has obtained a position
Miss Matilda Walton and Miss
Agnes Clay, of Philadelphia, will be
the guests OF honor at Christmas
b Boothhurst Twenty New Castle cou-
pies will attend.
Charles H. Clewell will engage In
/, the raising Of chickens and Belglr
hares for market He has rented the
Herbert property in North Sixth stree
and viii build coops In the large yar'
surrounding.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Hizar have re
turned home from Philadelphia where
e they attended the wedding of theii
d niece. Miss Gertrude B. Wise to Henri
j. Donnelly.
The term Of John Barnes. as chile
o warden OF the New Castle jail. will ex
pire tomorrow. He will not be reap
o pointed. there being no need of his ser
o vices now that the old jail is vacant
T The sixty feet high brick stack a
Lea's mill fell with a crash Frida.
s night. slightly damaging a shed ad
i joining the property, but not injurinl
anybody. AS work is 10 be perma
u nently suspended In the mill the stacl
viii not be rebuilt
5 John Pustil IS the owner of fin
pig which he won in a rafflc Saturda,
s night Mr. Pustill says he will havl
pork roast at his home one evening
e this week
I Members Of the Lenape Fire Com
pany met In regular session yesterda.
r afternoon and discussed further i'm
n provements to the organizations build
ing and equipment Repairs to tn
e hose carriage have been made and tn
!. company is in better condition thai
s ever to fight fires. The organization
numbers 13O uniformed men. a large
y membership than that of any fire com
3. pany In the State
e On New Years evening the o. p. II
Assembly will entertain its member
r at dinner. These occasions are locke
u forward to by the club membershi
with great pleasure and preparation
It have been made to make the comm
e dinner the best in the history Of IN
assembly.
4 OF A SOCIAL NATURE.
Richard Megginson has recovere
y from his recent illness and will repoi
re- for duty with the railway company to
It morrow.
d Alexander b. Cooper. Jr., has re
Is turned to Sparrow's Point, Nd, afte
a pleasant visit with his parents her,
l. Mrs. Thomas d Wise has returne
" to her Claymont home after a visit {
D. her rather here.
re Mrs David Boulden Is with Glasgow
relatives.
D. John A. Schuhardt. Jr.. spent Sun
rs day with his parents.
X The Misses Maggie Deaney and Mar
b. Rodgers. Of Philadelphia We're hel
ig Yesterday