Evening journal., 1905-11-15
.215T ANNIVERSARY
WAS CELEBRATED
Mr.. and Mrs. William H..
Bradley Given a Surprise
by Friends
MANY FRIENDS WERE PRESENT
sneoIaI 10 rhe ENenIng JaumaI.

North Front street last evening Mr. and
Mrs William H. Bradley were given a
surprise party the occasion being the
twcnty-hrst anniversary OF their mar
riage.
The affair was entirely unexpected and
when the self-invited guests invaded the
Bradley home both Mr.. and Nus Bradley
were dumbfounded. The party was COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles $. King,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis King, Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Hammer Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
w Hushebeck. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l..
Bacon. Mr and Mrs. Charles Willis, Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Smith Mr. and Mrs j.
Harry King. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Barnes
Joseph H. King. Mrs. James Mcclure,
Mrs. Mary Weggenmann, Mrs. l.. W..
Fleming, C.. S. Fleming, James Lawler
Eugene Chase Miss May Pedrck, MISS
Anna Newlove Mr. and Mrs. Peter G.
Madden. Mr.. and Mrs. John Newlovo
Mr. and Mrs w. Erwin Thatcher. Miss
Mary King. Miss Emma Bradley. Harry
Smith, Misses Ethel and Hattie Barnes
Joseph Barnes, Mrs. Frank Winslow, Mrs.
Mary Countiss. Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert
Nowlove Mr. and Mrs James White.
The visitors brought an elaborate mnch-
con and an enjoyable evening was spent
Alexander McCaughan's Orchestra fur
nished the music
SPENT ENJOYABLE EVENING.
An enjoyable party was given. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hewitt
Moores and New Castle avenues last
evening by Miss Agnes Hewitt. A large
number OF friends were present They
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Clayton, Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Mckay, Mr.. aud Mrs
Francis e. Brdgewator. Mr.. and Mrs
a Brown Lancaster. Mrs. Albert Loft
land, Misses Rhoda Hewlett. Clara
Grimes, Anna Lancaster ella Brown.
Beulah Hurd. Nellie Johnson, Martie Lof-
land. Carrie Clewen. Olivia Lank. H.
Powell c. Clewell. Rae Patton, Mary
Bridgewater. b. Walker. Nellie Sutton,
. Anna Smith, J.. Sheppard. n. Tasker
Clark, Christopher Grier. H. Sutton. w.
McCalester, Frank Hewlett William Hew
lett Edward Megginson, Elmer Meggin-
i son. James Lupton. j. Sutton. Harry
o. Hance. Emmtt Simon, James b. Lam
a caster, Jr., Thomas Grier. Everett How
ard OF this city.
FIRE CAUSED HEAVY LOSS.
o a fire ON the Sharpe farm between Bean
& Station and Chrlstiana yesterday destroy
. ed a la,se straw rick with 50 tons OF
straw. "a barn and granary and loa
Bushels OF wheat besides go bushels OF
/, corn. The grain was the property of Wal
a ter Buris of Bear Station who rents the
a farm and has the place in the care of
r. Ralph Bolton. The origin of the b'azo is
o unknown. The loss is a heavy one TO the
J. owner OF thep roperty and also TO MIR.
Y Burris as the insurance carried was light.
MANY WENT CUNNING.
= Local gunners are out i'm fun force TO-
. day and rabbits are suffering accorJnsly.
q Among those who arc securing the thick
e cts. guns in hand are Eugene Chase. Ed
ward Wright Frederick Ford. Samuel
u McNitt, Hooper Downey. Joseph llici-
= man. Robert Newlove, william Leach
William Burris. James Doris. J. Stokes
J. Goodwin
IS SHIPPED MANY FISH.
J. William Bowen made his last shipment
D. of cat fish for the season to Philadelphia
yesterday. The catch was over 100 pound,
taken from no trap nets located at var
Is ious places in the river and bay
~ CIVIL WAR VETERAN DEAD.
John McPike a veteran of the Cvi
rs War, died yesterday after an Illness o
IS, several weeks Undertaken Charies II
Ciewoll has taken charge of the body am,
T. thief uneral will talSep loce from his par
i- lurs. The day OF burial has not beci
named as Mr.. Clewen IS waiting TO hca
he from Mrs. Anna McKenna Roberts.
niece of the deceased. Mr.. McPike was
member Of Captain Evan $. Watson, Pos
O. q. a. r., of this city and was on the roll
r Of the L. $. Government as pensionei
at NEWS OF THE TOWN
ed An entertainment will be given on Fr
rn day evening in the New Castle NJ s. Sun
C. day School room under the auspices {
ee l. NJ. wises Bible Glass.
'n Charles Hastings. of Philadelphia.
=, former resident OF this city is spondln
=. a vacation with his parents Mir. and Mr.
~ George W. Hastings. lie will leave q
- Monday for the western coast. stoppin
v enroute at Chicago. Denver. Salt Lal
ne City and Los Angeles.
Sc r. c. Church came to a close last ever
es ing. The service was conducted by Re
William J. Birmingham, pastor of S
m Patrick's r. c. Church. Wilmington. Pa,
ly tor Guicz Of st. Hedwig's r. c. Churcl
he Wilmington, assisted at the services.
te' The meeting Of the Lenape Fire Con
IL pany which was to have taken place lal
night for the purpose OF discussing I'll
subject of reorganizing the company wa
~ postponed for week.
40 on Sunday. November 26. members ,
~ Industry Council, No. 25. Jr. O. L.. a. y
win attend Emmanuel Church in a boa,
as The Rev. +. NJ Munson will preach
ne special sermon.
I'm naptha launch owned by Louis Youn
Of Delaware City. which has been miss
~ ing since Saturday night was located .
Coheld Beach yesterday by Joseph Ma,
dox. II was lying on the beach with
~ hole stove in her sides. Il is said that th
boat had been rowed TO that place b
several soldiers who did not know ho
to handle the engine Two oars wer
OF found in the boat
o. Hope is a beacon. but It often burr