Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-05
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New Castle, March 5.-1he election on
Saturday for three members 0i the Board
Of Education resulted In the selection of
Orion A. Carick. G.. Ferris Jcmison and
Patrick Mc6roy. The former bias served
three terms of three years oach Mr.. Jemi-
son one term of three years and Mr.. Nc
Grory a term of one year TO hll an UNI
expired term. They viii each serve three
years. A total OF 276 ballots was cast.
On Friday night a number of tickets were
distributed bearing the names of Car
rick, Jemison and William Dcalyne and
shortly before the polls opened Others
were put out lhe tickets d. has been
I learned. were printed outside OF this city.
The result of the election was. JcmisOn.
! $50. Carrick, 21i. McGrory, 40; Dcakyne,
los. l.. ~ Elason, W. A Matthias and
} J. r.. lambson received complimentary
votes. One vote was thrown out because
Of two ballots being wrapped together.
Shortly after the vote was counted Mr..
I McGrory said TO an Every Evening re-
| porter: 81 had no reason 20 anticipate
any trouble, as / knew of none and was
not aware that any person was in the field
other than the outgoing trio. ] appo-
ciatc the kindness of my friends who have
again chosen me and hope 90 prove 10
lthem that / shall be worthy their trust
band confidence
The hoard will meet for reorganization
at O'Clock this evening.
A triple celebration took place az the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams.
In North Third street. Yesterday. when
the couple celebrated their 4Qih wedding
1 q inn Irlr
twin sister Mrs. George W. Grimes. colc-
fbrated their respective birthday anni-
Nersaries, reaching the 9th milestone
In life's journey. Mrs Williams was pre-
aented with "a handsome bedroom suit
! by the members of her inmiy. There
were many other presents given to the
aged couple and TO Mrs Grimes.
George Saunders, colorcd of ll2 North
Second street, who visited Wilmington
on Saturday evening, came home with r
cut head, the result of being hit with q
brick by a negro in the vicinity of Third
and Pine streets
Joseph Cough Of Bear Station will
/ present through Sclden s. Decmer. chair
man of the bazaar committee of the New
Castle Athletic Association, a turkey
gohbler which will weigh between 25 and
80 pounds.
S Is shoomkon. a Bulgarian, delivered
a lecture IN the NJ u. Church. yesterday.
on Macedonia.
Rov. J r. Bray of Chester Pa. con
ductcd the services M the First Baptist
Church. yesterday. aud the attendance
WAS good Tho duet hy Misses Mabel
and Caroline Wilson and chorus music
10y the junior choir added much 10 tho
services. Ia the evening Arthur Wilson
sang "a tenor solo and special music wns
rendered by the choir
Robert Mcgginson, chei clerk for the
Wilmington, Now Castle a Southern rail
way, son of former Levy Court Commis-
sioncr Charles Moggnson. celebrated his
5Nih birthday anniversary ON saturday.
lie received about 100 handsome souvenir
post cards from his friends
Joseph Shilling will have one of his
cabins divided into four compartments To
I've used as bath houses in tho vicinity of
the old "long wharf
George Painter, formerly of this city.
now OF Baltimore, where he was injured
hy the breaking of scaiiold. on which
he was az work, several weeks ago, is re-
covering. The plaster cast in which his
ribs wcrc incasod has been removed and
hc is now able TO move about
At the meeting of Capt. Evan S. Wat
son Post, No 5, G.. A. r., on Saturday
evening, cabinet was ordered for the pur-
pose OF keeping the flags of the post
therein
Superintendent Unger of the Delaware
Water Improvement Co. has received
irom b. T. Lank a push cart. which will
be used by the men engaged in laying
pipe or making repairs The cart Is
fitted with pipe tongs, cutting tools and
wise
"Matrimonyn was the subject of the
discourse In St. Peters r. G. Church last
evening, by Rev Frederick Y. Campbell.
pastor. 1T was well handled and inter-
esting ~
The ladies of Emmanuel p. q. Church
will hold q bake ON Saturday afternoon
from until 3 O'Clock, in Elkinton's ice
cream saloon. Cakes, pies, bread. bis
cults and candy will be disposed of.
George :. Wilson, the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs Albert Wilson, of Denver, Col,
and grandson OF Mr. and Mrs Elwood J..
Wilson Of this city, died at the home of
his parents several days ago
Patrick Kelly, who has been an attend
ant at the Delaware state Hospital for the
Insane at fanhmrst, has resigned. Mr.
Kelly has occupied the position for eight
years and has retired for the purpose ol
taking a much needed rest. lie will &c
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