The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-17
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HhS OuiScso cIcCU VI ErIcuuSulp AOuXe
No. 3, Ancient Order United Work.
men. last evening: Past Master
Workman, William Marquess: Mas.
ter Workman, Neal Sentman: Junior
Vice, W. Thomas Hewlett: Oyerseer,
George W. Vantine; Recorder, James
l.. Bacon; Financier, John b. Man.
love; Receiver, Robert G. Gordon;
Guide, Joseph Colield; Inside Watch.
, man, George I. Tobin; Outside
Watehman, Edward Cheffeins; Rep.
resentativc, Denncy Il. Smith: Trus.
tcefor three years. Charles II. CIewell
Metiical Examiner, DR.. William Fl.
Kurtz. After the installation cere-
monies interesting addresses were
made by Grand Master Ellis -and
Grand Guide Kirk. Adjournment
was made to Bacun's restaurant
where Il dinner was served.
A special trolley car will leave
Nazareth NJ. Il. Church this evening
at6.5O o'clock to convey the perform
ers in "Thc Old MAIDS Convention"
to Delaware City, where the conven-
lion will be given for the benefit Of
the Methodist Church at that place.
A large crowd from this place will
accompany the performers. The farce
was given In the Opera House here
few weeks ago to a packed house
and many are desIrous Of seeing it
again.
Among those taking part are the
following Mrs. Lculse .. Wise, pres
ident: RcLa Saunders, secretary:
Clara Blackburn, Treasurer; Harriet
Challenger, Mrs. Rudolph a. ValIc'e
Harry JeniSon, Misses Elizabeth
Wise, SaIie Wise, Mollic Deakyne,
Sa!Iic Trui.t, Grace Saunders, Lucy
Ford, Nettic Palmer, Mabel alcIDan.
iel, Edith Husliebcck, Elta Mcdaniel |
May Goodley. May Saunders, Eliza.
beth Mcdaniel, Elsie johnson, Car
rie Cline. Elsie Lancaster. Marga aret
Gordon, Emily Leach, Margaret Ahern
Carrie EckleS. Alice Hendrix.
While AT work in TIE shops Of the
Pusey and Jones Company ON Tues
fa?, James Mct 'atl'crty met with a
pai1'u! accident. A casting frli up
ON his left foot MASKING II se,ercIv.
1t was at FIRST feared that it would
be necessary to amputatc scEs 4 'ocs
but they will he ia vod.
The schooner David Baird, Captain
Adams If Phlladel 1lla, lumber laden
from Mississippi, arrived at Delawar. !
street wharf last nigh inflow Of the
tug Pilot and tied up on account Of
the ice. The tug ri!ot iclt at once
Tor Delaware City for coal ana was
/" ga to the relief Of The outward
bound steamship Manchester Corpnr-
'l1nn, aground ON =! he upper lart of
ilc J"c Floeger shoals. Captain
Adams stated that The captain of
.hc tug wanted to leave I,lm opposite
he shoals and go to the rescue of
he steamship hut he would not allow
Vim as the steamship had ny sisn.ls
If distress flying.
Chicken llllcHcs arc at work in this
'rnIty. Tuesday night or ear.y
cstcrday norning the hen roosts of
'ranclS dc IL. Janvier were looted
nd about twenty fine chickcnsstulcn
EEc thieves were traced by i,!ood
pots as far as Murrayyillc. No ar
ests have been made,
Conductor James Clough Of the 10.
al trolley line had lis pocket picked
+ " on Tuesday. Mr.. CIougil las
y idea that be knows the thief
Misses Fannie Geb"arIt and Ma.
lo Nesketl1 gave aeuchre party
ISL evellng lo Il party OF FREUD, AZ .
ie former S home Oh Second street,
ear Harmony.
The Rev. Fathers Ott Of Newark.
riot Of Elkt"n and Higgins OF Del
ware City. made tier annual in
,cclion Of st. Peters parish as the
arnchIal committee appoirte To-
lat purpose. They were entertain
] hy the Rev. Edward l.. BraIy, =
sstor OF St. Peters Church.
Mrs George Abe!e of Wilmington
IS been visiting friends in this city. ! ]
Misses Emily Gray and Wilson of
imin. tel, have been The guests of
&c Misses Cooper. =
Mrs. Lewis Hurk OF Wl1linrtcn.
IS been the guest Of Mrs. Maggie
aeon. n
Mr.. Sadie Wright Brown, who
IS been visiting ici mother, Mrs.
1bert Wright, has left for her home \
Toledo, Ohio.
Miss Irene Hepburn Of Wilmington
the guest of Mrs. Nryid A. Porter. N
Miss Elizabeth Boyd is YET yeryill.
Willis Blackburn who has been va,v
is improving. N
GEORGE List who was severely in.
'e'' about two months ago in VIII
ngton by being thrown from Il VIA n
u III Il runaway, is now able TO be
According to statements made by NJ
'e oppenllelmcr, the oc.ogenarian
'lcryeSlerday in regard to match
VI Colonel j. Harry Rogers, cfNew :.
'tlc, Del. there seems to De no M
'sloiIIty Of Il meeting OF the two
lths, either tins year or at anv fu-
Q lime. Nc
Really, You know, ! am not in
Skating business. Money is no Nc
cct, rat her -loftily remarked .
Oppcnheimer. "If someone were
send me a certified check for $4,000 No
an induccment," he added en- &
'tlcaIly, ~ wouldn't touch it. l
done and want everybody 10 NO
|ize it.
Don't you think asked this boy no
'der, leaning forward, "that it is
cetle bit odd that 1t took Colonel No
'crs 'thirty-five years to find out
he wanted that blue ribbon?