Evening journal., 1906-09-20
new CASTLE A. A.
PLANS BIG time
Halloween Parade Will Be an
Elaborate Affair With
Bands Galore
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Sept 20.-The New
Castle Athletic Association at its meet
ing last night appointed a committee
to make arrangements Tor the members
to turn out in the Halloween parade.
A committee was also named to see
the agent Of the Opera House and rent
it for the season, If permission will be
given to place cages there for basket
ball playing.
Captain Chauncey p. Holcomb re-
ported that the plans for new club
house will be shortly arranged. The
intention is to build a club house in
which basketball and entertainments
can be held.
Successful Parade Assured.
The committee on Halloween re-
ported that everything looks bright for
the parade. The Lenape Steam Fire
Engine and Hook and Ladder Com
pany will turn out, and arrangements
are under way for st. Peters T. A. B.
Society to be in line. 1t is expected
that three bands of twenty pieces each
will be in the parade. The committee
will begin the collection Of funds and
prizes and the idea now is to have
three cash prizes for the clubs in line.
Cards OF invitation will be sent out
to-day to 200 clubs and organizations in
the county.
Home Missionary Workers.
At the September meeting OF the
Woman's Home Missionary Society the
following officers We're chosen: Presi-
dent. Mrs. NJ. p. Challenger; first vice.
president, Miss Carrie Fry; second
-jce- president, Mrs. Bennet Lancaster;
third vice-president, Mrs. G. T. Alder
son; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
James Morrison; recording secretary,
Mrs. James Tilney; treasurer, Mrs.
John G. King; secretary for home mis-
sions Mrs. William Deakyne mite
box secretary, Miss Mollie Deakyne;
collector, Mrs. Rudolph Vallette; Sec
retary for mothers jewels Miss Elya
Morgan.
Stopped Runaway Horse.
William Rossell. aged 16 years,
proved himself hero yesterday by
stopping a runaway horse attached to
carriage between Fifth and Sixth
on Delaware street. He was severely
hurt on the right arm.
News of the Town.
William Toppin. who had his head
severely cut on Tuesday. was out last
night with his head in bandages.
One of the cranes at the Brylgon
was broken and unable to run yester-
day.
Edward Mcdaniel and John Rodgers
bagged one dozen railbirds and several
reedies yesterday.
Albert Kirk is suffering with an in
jured foot as the result of a casting
dropping on it at the Brylgon steel
plant yesterday.
Two fine driving horses belonging to
Fred Baldt were shipped TO pasture
down the State yesterday.
Harry Mcconnell has resigned his
position as collector for the Metropoli-
/ tan Life Insurance Company.
Mrs Michael Fitzgerald fell at her
home and sprained her wrist yester-
day.
The grabbing season is over, and the
fisherman Is taking the place Of the
crabber now
Baseball News.
New Castle Jrs defeated the Twi-
lights yesterday by a score Of 2 to O..
The batteries were: New Castle Jrs,
Vallette and Pedrick; Twilights. Beebe
and Hewlett.
In the game between Bull Hill and
Rose Hill on Saturday the batteries
viii be: Bull Hill. Connor and Lenoir;
Rose Hill. Dugan and Kelly
A double-header will be played sat
urday between Dobbinville and New
Castle Jrs.
Personals.
Miss Agnes Hubbard. Of Baltimore,
! is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. James T.
/ Eliason.
Miss Cassie McHugh, who has been
/ SPEEDING several weeks in Whining
ton. has returned.
Mrs. Katie Bahcock. of Wilmington,
/ is the guest of Miss Mamie Rodgers.
jeremiah Donovan and family, who
lived on Young street, moved to VIII
mington to-day.
George w. Vantine, Of Philadelphia,
is the guest of his mother for week.
Miss Rose McHenry, who formerly
lived here, now Of Coatesville, has been
visiting friends here.
y Miss Mildred Bierman and Miss Kate
4 Haggerty. of Wilmington, have been
the guests of Miss Rosa Denoir.
Francis p. McCallin has returned
home from a weeks trip to the Eastern
Shore of Maryland.
Mrs. Frederick Peech and son are
visiting in Chester.
Carl Haines leaves to-day for his
home in Camden.
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