The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-17

! iutCuuCul VI thC SShoOt III tuC tbUl-
ing ycpr. succeeding Edward Dal-
BY who has dore 80 much TO build
up the school and church. The
program rendered follows;
Anniversary Greeting.
Anna Lancaster
Scripture reading,
Superintendent
Song g..,............... School
Recitation, Happy New Year.
Sadie Nantine
! Recitation. Heaven,
Bertha Sutton
Solo, Christ is at the Helm,
Anna Lancaster
Recitation, Dollys Dress,
Clara Stirling
Song and recitation,
Primary Department
Recitation, Jesus Child Life,
Ethel Weggcnmaun
Recitation, Santa Claus,
Leslie Walls
Recitation. Mothers Prayer,
Bessie Walls
Song. Shining Hills oil God,
School
Address ......R Rev. "A. d. Nichols
Recitation, Little Tdttcrcd Jack,
Anna Lancaster
Address. ......... Edward Daily
Solo, Tell Mother Iii be There.
Bessie Walls
Distribution OF oranges and candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Nantinc
rendered a party TO their son Rob
crt, on Tuesday evening. A num-
ber Of his friends spent an en- Joy able
time with him Vocal and instru-
mental music and the PLAYING OF
games whiled away the hours.
Refreshments were served. Those
present we're Robert Nantne,
| Foster Willis, Ellsworth Davis,
Mark Clymer. Robert Nantine No.
?, Mary pedrick, Lydia Price,
Nellie Rosscll, Alice Cooper, Bessie
McCalterty and Mary Bridgewatcr.
Rev. Mr.. Freeman will occupy
the pulpit OF the First Baptist
Church on Sunday. In the evening
he will illustrate his sermon on
Missions and special invitation
to the men of New Castle has been
extended.
Mr.. John McFarlin rendered
Party last evening to relatives OF
the family and number OF friends
in honor Of her birthday anuiver-
sary. A pleasant time was spent
PLAYING games and in musical ex-
ercises. A supper was served
shortly after 10 o clock. Mrs. Nc
Farlin was the recipient of num-
ber Of useful and valuable presents.
Among the guests were the follow
ing; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Williams,
DR.. Stroud. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Meredith, Miss Hillegas and Syl-
vester D. Townsend, OF Whining
tor: Vim. Mcfarland, Chester; Miss
May McCarter. DR.. VIM. Paul.
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs J. Err
nest Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Orvid
A, Porter, Mr.. and Mrs Francis
Carswcll. Misses Jessie Carswcll
May Goodley, Sarah Etchell, Iiar.
riett Challenger, Laura Truss, Mat
tic McCarter, Bessie McFariin, A
Hermann Padberg. James Cars
well, Henry Francis McFarlin,
Robert McFarlln.
Mrs, Thomas Tasker fell yester-
day morning IN the yard OF her
home and sustained broken leg.
She was taken TO The Delaware
Hospital. Wilmington. in the ambu.
lance. At the time Of the accident
Mrs. Tasker was preparing 10
store her goods preparatory to re-
moving 10 Wilmington, Her house
and gate were locked and the wo-
man was alone. a Mss Brown
heard the woman groanns while
she lay in the yard unable to rise.
Harry Ahern was notified, climbed
over the ience and carried the in
iured woman into the house.
The Triton cotton mills has re-
ceived largeconsignment Of cotton
and il is expected that work will
be resumed on Monday next. This
Is pleasing news to the people of
this year. The employees are sorry
to learn OF the departure 0! Charles
Sweetman, superintendent, to Nor
folk. Va.
Patrick Cunning has purchased
an incubator and will engage in
raising poultry especially fine
stock and G same chickens.
John Mcclure who is III with tv-
phod fever, is in a critical condi-
tiou. His recovery is considered
doubtful.
Mrs. Mary p Challenger is con-
fined to her bed with the grip.
John McFarlin is recovering from
a severe attack of grip.
Mr.. add Mrs. Orvid A. Porter
and their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. West Of Hartley. have been
visiting relatives in Chester and
Philadelphia.
joseph Leveridge, Of Leveridge
and Myers. Newark, n. J., fish
commissioners, was here yesterday.