The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

At the meeting Of the Lenapc
Steam Fire Engine and.Hook and
Ladder Company held yesterday af.
tcrnoon permission was given to the
fishermen to use the hall for the
purpose OF hanging in their nets.
At the election OF officers the follow
Ing were elected to serve until next
August: President, John J. Sheridan
vice president, Thomas j. Ryan: re.
cording secretary, Lawrence Wall;
financial secretary, John Wall. treas
urer, James 3. Toman; Investigating
committee, PeterG Madden. Charles
Dougherty. Lawrence Wall; trustees,
Walter Wipf, Henry Madden, Charles
Dougherty, Lawrence Wall, Alexan-
der Mclaughlin, John Wall, Frank
McCatrerty, Daniel Sullivan; directors
Chief, Peter G. Madden; assistants
Henry Madden, Ed ward McCasson,
John Lenoir, Archie Watson, James
Tobin, Lawrence Wall, William Ear
ley; Engineers Joseph Taylor G.
Barr, John McCatferty, James Ii. To-
man; room committee. Henry Mad
den, Charles Dougherty, John Wall.
Among those in this city visiting
relatives yesterday were Alexander
B. Cooper, Jr., Bankson I. HoIcomG
of Sparrows Point, A. Brown Ian.
caster Of Philadelphia, Mrs, Mary
Ward, Miss Regina Ward of VIII
mlugton, Misses Florence Chase,
Mary McGonigle. Alpha Smith, Min
ME Toman and Harvey Stewart Of
West Chester
NJ. and Mrs. John See of near
Chris Llama, entertained an evening
company ia honor of their guest,
Miss Ida White Of this city. Vocal
and instrumental music and the
playing Of games whiled away the
hours pleasantly and then {. visit WIS
maize to the dining room where the
tables were grooming beneath the
good things that 60 50 far to make
the inner man feel happy.
Among those present were Misses
Ida White, Rose Duling, Alice Nc
Allster, Loltie Wilson, Priscilla
Appleby, Lille Wilson, Maud Ly-
lam, Mary See. Annie Rittenhousc,
Berthe Written, Bessie Money, LIz-
2ie Sheldon Mr.. and Mrs. See, Mrs.
Titus, Mrs. Walter CupIt. Mrs
Laura Lyman, Mrs. Alrich, Mrs
George Cupi1, Mrs. Spencer Of Boston
Messrs. Ira Duling, George Remmcy,
Ta,ker Clark, Lewis BuIIcn, Alonzo
White, Ewood Sheldon, Roncy Gun.
bingham, Norris See, David Written
Hudson Walker, George Cupit. Oliver
lIanley, Turner Wilson, oliver APP
plcby, Reese Moody, John Walker,
Warren McAllster, Aubon McMuI-
lin, Andrew Vansant, Andrew Lin
del, John See.
Rev. L. l.. Hubbard, a former
pastor Of the Methodist Church, oc.
cuped the pulpit at the morning and
evening services at the church yes
terday.
Jacinto Fernandez, one Of the crew
OF the Italian bark. fell overheard on
Friday night and narrowly escaped
drowning.
John Harris, who moved aloct 4
month ago to the Glcbc farm, for
merIy the cid rectory Of Emmanuel
Episcopal Church, has removed to
the Deakync property On North
Fourth street.
Runners arc rife relative to the
disposition Of the Riverside farm. 1t
is reported that the local trolley line
will purchase the property for q park
Others claim that a brick yard aud
pottery will be run on the place.
The marriage Of Miss Sallc McCuc
daughter Of Mrs. Marcela McCuc of
Wilmington and until recently resi-
dents Of this city, and Harry Hewlett
youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Hewlett, took place on Saturday
at 81. Mary'S paruchial residence,
Wilmington. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. George KEEL
ley, pastor Of the church.
John Thompson Of the ButtonwoCds
had the misfortune on Saturday to
cut his shin with an adAc while at
work at Crum Creek, Pa.
Special services will be held in st.
Peters Church OH Wednesday even.
my.
quite a number Of New Castle 1eo.
pie are on the sick list,
The Ti>hermen's Protective As so.
citation Eeld no meeting yesterday.
The amount Of money raised IN
The Methodist Church Yesterday was
very satisfactory.
The Delaware river slill has a win.
try appearance.
Rumors are plentiful as to what
will happen about the battery as
well as the Riverside Park property.
Mrs. James NJ, Ilousmann, who
has been indsposed Tor several weeks
is recovering and is able 10 be about
Charles Eennet. who has been III
for the past week, was very i'll Sat.
urday. His condition yesterday
, showed improvement
Miss Race, assistant principal III
the High school, who la, been il, is
better.
Miss Julia Nevin continues to I'M
| prove.
Miss Elizabeth Boyd is gaining
strength.
Miss FiorenG" keegan has recover
ed fro II hcl leccnJ indis position.
| Mrs. Henry Gcnt,"u whu has beef
suffering from u "ot't.el Hard IS re
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