Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-13
llaa colIs.ronaenes Of Arsrg EvenIns.

stan Correspondence Of Every EVENING
New Uastle, Jan. - AT the meet
ing OF Friendship LODGE No. 3,
Ancient Order Of United Workmen,
on Ihuradny evening, an Amusement
commit tee, consisting OF Robert IA.
Harrington, Arthur II. kee, James L.
Bacon, Thomas GTier, Samuel Roberts,
John Is. Manlove and Robert y.
Gordon, was appointed and the first
meeting Of the COMMITTEES will be held
on Thursday evening.
Rev. DIR. Jenkins Of Chester, Pa,
will conduct the services at the First
Baptist Churon tomorrow.
The Sunday school scholars of the
First Baptist Church held their re.
hearsal last evening preparatory to the
entertainment OF Tuesday evening,
which marks the school anniversary.
Everett Howard and Charles $.
Fleming win be the violinists. Mrs.
S. Hickman Hewitt will preside at
the organ.
A pleasing affair at the Atlantic
House, last evening, was q pig roast
given by Mine Host Ries TO a party of
Wilmington friends.
The Delaware Water improvement
20. has selected Capt. L. II. Rogers
as solicitor and Hugh Duffy, clerk of
City Council, as clerk and collector
Of the company.
Two additional arc lights havs been
installed, one at Eighth and Clay ton
and another at Tenth and Young
streets.
X. A. Rue of New York, who has
been appointed superintendent of the
Gambrill WOODEN mills, and o. w.
Mckendriok. also of New York, fore
man of the same mills, haye taken
quarters at The Louise. They are
looking over the plant and making
preparation to place it in working
order. 1t is reported that 90 men and
boys will begin work at the place
within 10 days.
A force of employees of the Delaware
Railroad Go. made repairs to the
eneteTly approach Of the Delaware
street bridge on the south side Of the
street yesterday.
Albert Kuauae, eldest son of John
q. knause, the baker, has taken a
clerkship at The Louise.
On account Of holding no court on
Saturday last, Magistrate Terry will
have about 10 cases on his docket to
try this afternoon and tor ight
John Tobin, who has served three
years as banker of Wilmington Camp,
O155, Modern Woodmen OF America,
will be installed ior the fourth term
on Wednesday evening in the rooms OF
the camp IN the Grand Opera House.
Charles NJ. Sehl will be the installing
officer
About 20 people from this city
attended the dance at Delaware City
last evening.
A dance will be given in the Armory
this evening.
Several persons from this city will
take part IN the euchre and sooiHble
in Eden Hall, Wilmington, on Thurs
day evenings February lst. The affair
will be under the auspices of the
Hockesain Country Club.
The usual Friday evening devotions
were hold in ST. Peters K. q. Church
last evening. The attendance was
small
The Jim Shoe, s3.5O-Shaw's.*
Aloysiua Morrison, aaed - veara
died at $50 O'clock this morning, the
result Of blood poisoning, which de-
veloped from an injury said TO have
been inflicted by another boy about
six weeks ago. lie was operated on a
short time ago.
The people of st. Mary's r. G.
Church, Wilmington, are greatly
pleased at the large attendance Of
New Castle people at the supper on
Thursday night.
The sled found upon the streets on
thursday and supposed to be owned
by Jeanette Wylie, was owned by
larry Newloye, son of Canduotor
Robert Nowlove Of the TROLLEY line.
The sled was taken by grown girls for
sport and they left il about two
squares away from where they took H.
Robert Shaw, the hiccough suffersr.
10 IN a preoarious condition.
House for rent-Eliason
Personal: Miss Ada Stevens of
Crumpton, Nd, is the guest of hsr
sister, Mrs. Frank Bridgewater-J. h.
bennington Of Delaware CITY has been
a recent visitor hefe-W William Ahern.
member OF the PHILADELPHIA polioe
iofce, was visitor here yesterday.
having come to see his father. z. j.
Ahein, who was injured on the leg by
spike-Miss Ada Townsend has 70.
turned from visit of several DAYS al
the home Of Miss Ellen Banks. on ths
LOCUST Grove farm-Mrs. Hugh Nc.
Caughan 10 visiting in philadeIphia.