Evening journal., 1904-08-20
GOSSIP ABOUT
SOME PEOPLE


one Of the most active and earnest work
ers for the success Of the Farmers Fair
to be held at BrandyWine Springs Park
the last Of this month is l.. Scott Town
send, teller in the Security Trust and
Safe Deposit Company. Mr.. Townsend is
a prominent member Of Pomona Grange
and ;akes an active part IN all matters Of
interest to the farmers.
/ Although he has been member Of the
/ New Caste County Bar but three months
there are few of the younger members
Of The bar who are better and more favor
ably known than John W. Brady. Mr..
/ Brady is being spoken of as candidate
/ for prothonotary On the Democratic ticket
and his friends are predicting that he will
make strong run.
ADD GOSSIP.
r. j. Maclean, since assuming the
management Of the Goldey Commercial
College has made a wide circle ID
/ friends. There probably is not man
/ i'm the State who knows so many young
people and is known to so many. He
has a good memory both for faces and
names, a happy faculty which adds to
his popularity, Mr.. Maclean is man
who believes in the power of the press
which he deems one of his strongest al
lies.
There is no more earnest advocate of
campmoetlngs among the Methodist of
this city ihan Samuel II. Baynard, the
well-known jeweler. For many years he
has been one of the most ardent workers
for the success of Brandywine Summit
Camp.
In the selection of Thomas II. savery
for Presidential Elector for New Castle
county the Republicans of Delaware have
/ secured "a man who will without doubt
accradit himself In this as In al his pre-
vious undertakings Besides being presi-
dent of the Pusey and Jones Company
Mr. Savery is identified with several other
enterprises and is considered one of tho
best paper machinery men I'm the country.
When Dclaware's National Guard goes
to Manassas next month &c will be in com
mand of Anaior Evan G.. Boyd OF New
Castle. Major Boyd has been In the SER
vice of tie State for many years and Is
a thorough soldier Under his guidance 81
is expected the citizen soldiers of the
State will acquit themselves creditably
That Wilmington enjoys the health n
does is i'm no small measure due to the
efforts of Dr. A. Robin, who has beer
employed for some time by the Water De.
partment as bacteriologlst. His duties lr
looking after the water supply have un.
Questienably warded off many cases OF
typhoid and other diseases.
Dishonest milkmen are shaking in theil
shoes because of the aggressiveness IN
the discharge OF his duties displayed by
MIX Inspector Thompson. Within a re.
cent period ne caused the arrest Of sew
erai dealers, who were later fined foi
their odenses. Dealers who are wise vii
do well by selling the genuine article, IL
they desire TO keep their regulations anC
business safe.
w. II. Beacon is one Of Whining.
toms strenuous men. Since he's beer
principal of the Wilmington Busines.
School he's kept things on the jumI
and this year is anticipating a bigger
tAAANAAfAllNi ilAulA tNtls ne = one OF TIT
, men who realize the value of advertis
ing and attributes much of his success.
to the newspapers.
The manner In which Clerk Of Market
william ID. Morrow Is prosecuting q
crusade ON produce dealers in the publ,
markets who are using measures not ul
to the standard Is being commended upon
on all sides He is being assisted by tn,
women in Wilmington in his good worl
and with their help says he will sooI
bring about reformation.
Friends OF Frank Veasey have launche,
a boom for him for representative Of IN,
Fifth district. Mr.. Veasey Is a well-knowl
Republican and has been a hard worke
: IN his party for years. His candidac.
! meets with the approval Of a large mum
Der of Republicans and he is looked upoi
as a winner.