Evening journal., 1904-03-12
RELIGIOUS FEAST
/. IN THE CHURCHES
Interesting Sermons and Ex-
ercises in Local Houses
of Worship Tomorrow
MAIL CARRIER HAS DIFFICULTY
Special to the Evening Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal.
New Castle, March ia class will
be confirmed in Emmanuel p. z. Church
tomorrow morning
At the First Presbyterian Church
Rev. p. Beattie Wylie will preach on
THE Greatest of Questions" in the
morning and in the evening will take
for his subject "a Protecting Provi-
dence."
The Rev. c. w. Prettyman, d. D., Of
New Castle NJ. e. Church will preach
tomorrow morning on 'The Intense
Christian" and in the evening on THE
Model Inquirer"
Tomorrow being the last Sunday be-
fore Conference. the Methodist Church
has made a special call to all its mem
bers to close up all accounts for the
coming year.
At St. Peters r. c. Church the mem
bers OF the A. o. H., Division No. 3,
will attend the early mass at TSO and
receive Holy Communion. The aisle in
front of the Sacred Heart Altar =
be specially reserved for the members
of the division. The collection at the
mass shall be for the needs of the
church, This has always been the
most successful Offering of the year, as
the members of the A. o. II. pride
themselves for their generous and lib
eral contributions. The pastor hopes
this year to have it more liberal than
usual. A special address shall be made
to the members by Father Brady at
the late mass at 1890. The sermon shall
be on the Gospel of the Sunday John,
chapter s, verse %, Gather up the
Broken Meat Which Remaineth Lest
1t be Lost"
At the vesper service the Rev. Father
Meinard. o. S. b., viii preside and
preach the usual Lepten sermon.
Mail Carriers Troubles.
Weldon vinlng. rural mail carrier
returned yesterday when partly over
his route and finished up by going
over the river road district on the
trolley cars. on account Of the almost
impossible condition of the country
roads his horse was nearly overcome
and he was forced to give it a rest.
Both mail carriers are having con-
siderable difficulty in getting over their
routes at present on account of the
muddy condition of the roads.
To Nights Game.
Columbia VS.. Frankford basketball
teams in the Opera House this evening
This promises to be a good game, as
the visitors are said to be a strong
team.
Pithy Paragraphs.
Two old buildings formerly used by
the Pennsylvania railroad Company al
the foot Of Fourth street, Wilmington
have been purchased by Joseph c. stu.
/ art and viii be removed on barges tC
this place.
Company II. n. G. D., have received
their new Krag-Jorgensen rifles and
will test them at the Holcomb property
Cherry Lane, at an early date.
Pool Tournament Ended.
The pool tournament which has beer
in progress at the rooms Of Compan,
II. n. G. D.. is now ended. with Lieu
tenant William Il. Myers the victor
Following is the order in which tn,
contestants finished and the games
won: Myers. 10; II. Poole. 9; Vantine
s; G. Poole, 4; Rodney. 3; Burris, 8
Author. 2; Gemmil. 1; Holcomb anc
Foster 0.
News Of the Town.
Mrs. Edward Lagle, Mrs c. w. Pret
lyman and Miss Kate Williams wer
among those from this place who at
tended the meeting Of the Woman
Home Missionary Society in Mt. Sa
lem Church, Wilmington. on Thursday
Mrs. Charles +. Clewell paid a socia
visit to Wilmington yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Harrington was amonl
the visitors to Wilmington yesterda.
Afternoon.
An infant son Of William Myers
III.
Policeman Loses Wallet With S42.
Sometime during Thursday night Pa
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