Evening journal., 1905-03-13
REGRET FATHER
BRADY'S TRANSFER
Catholics and Non-Catholics
Sorry to Have Him Leave
New Castle
PREACHED HIS LAST SERMON
speeIal o Ths Evenlng Journal.

morning ana evening services yester-
day as Father Brady preached his last
sermons ~ pastor Of the church TO a
sorrowing congregation. II was at
nrst thought that Father Brady would
preach farewell sermon last evening
but owlng TO the fact that reception
will be given him or Thursday evening
BY the congregation end church So
cieties what farewell words he has to
say win be said then.
Although the Catholics OF 81. PEERS
parish are as loyal 10 their Bishop as
they are 20 their pastor and realize
that IN the removal OF Father Brady
BiGilop Monaghan has done what he
believes 10 have been FOR the test, still
they have received a wound ;hat cannot
br healed IN a moment and u will be
many days before they will cease 20
regret his loss. Children wnom he
has baptized he has married aud has
ohristened their offspring. These es-
pecally will miss him. Nor is this
feeling denominatiopal. as many nom
Catholics have gone 20 him and per-
scnally expressed their regret at his
depat ture.
Yesterday al Sunday school Father
Brady presented each OF the scholars
wick medal and Il was trying ordeal
FOR him, as nearly every membar of the
school was baptized by him and has
grown up under his care.
Had Two Charges.
Father Brady came 10 this city in
September. 1884, from Chestertown,
Md Here he found a church with an
indebtedness OF $4,000 and a floating
Indebtedness beside. During his serv.
ice here he cleared or the debt and
built church OF which the people are
proud today and which is now worth
$4,000.
After arriving here Father Brady
found that he had a charge az Dela-
ware City and twice a month for six
years he conducted masses AZ the old
81. Paui's r. G. Church, recently torn
down. He conducted one early mass
and one late mass and when the early
mass was held at one church the late
mass on that Sunday was held at -he
other church. He also, until two years
ago. conducted services In the after
noon once a month az the county hos
pital then known as the almshouse.
Until the removal OF the jail from This
city he conducted an afternoon serv-
ice once month, When the Dela-
ware City church was formed into 4
separate parish he kept In touch with
| Il and IN many instances has proven
Ia timely aid IN time OF trouble. and has
ever assisted H. A warm feeling be-
tween the people Of st, Pauis parish
and Father Brady exists 10 this day,
and the people OF that parish express
sincere regret az the departure OF IN ar
once and yet beloved spiritual adviser
20 other charges which takes him fur
ther away. Father Brady reached his
hfty-seeond birthday on September 2i
last.
Must Pay Their Debts.
'n Steel Castings Com
pany has taken a stand regarding their
employees whose wages are attached
which must be submitted TO n the men
desire 70 continue IN its employ. In
cases where employees wages are at
tached the firm will insist that when
there is sunicient money due the en-
ploye to cover the claim laid that Il
must be paid at once. as II does not
propose TO be bothered with taking out
ten per cent OF his wages each week
until the claim is satisfied. For In
stance, II an employe earns S12 per
week and claim Of So is placed against
him instead OF taking out S1.20 each
week for five weeks, the entire amount
Of s6 must be paid at once. Failing to
agree 10 this the employe will be dis
icharged.
Candidate For Council.
Voters OF the western district will
bring out Patrick +. Whalen as candi-
date FOR City Council in opposition to
John Reynolds, now a member from
that section Of the city. Mr.. Reynolds
win remain I'm the field, however until
the votes are counted.
Preparing for Patrol Work.
Albert T.. Pedrick, who has been ap-
pointed patrolman for Delaware waters
for the shad season by Governor Lea
} Is preparing 10 assume his duties as
soon as the fishing season begins. Mr.
lPedrick's district extends from Moore's
above the Christiana creek. as far down
as Reedy Island. hut it is not probabl,
! that he VIII make many trips below
, delaware City as II viii not be neces.
: sary. The most important point to b,
looked after Is IN the vicinity OF New
, Castle. as fishermen from New Jerse,
: who having been driven or by the pa.
!. troll Of that state often frequent IN,
western channel OF the river near thi.
lefty.
, Mr.. Pedrick has rented a snap-sho,
{ from Wilmington parties and will use n
in patrol work. He will begin hi,
/ watch at sundown on Saturday night,
! and continue on duty until midnight
As the salary Is 5000 season. which
, usually lasts about eight weeks. tn,
} position Is worth s25 per week. II
many instances heretofore the New
Jersey patrolmen have combine,
pleasure with business and have starte,
out on Sunday morning with a boa
, lead of people and provisions and hav,
sailed up and down the river until mid
night.
Social.
s Mr. and Mrs. c. Ferris Jemison ar
r visiting in Washington. d. c.
$ AIRS. George w. Vantine and Mis-
> Annie Nantine. Of Philadelphia, are Wis
e ting Mrs Yantine's father in this oits
o Thomas Stinson and wife. OF Phila
e dslphia, are the guests OF John J. Sher
- r. Fl. MesgInson and Belle NJ. Meg
= Einson spent yesterday in Washington
= 10. c.
e Some houses are homes; others are onl
houses.