Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-12
500 corIs.ponasncs d Every E,enIns.

star correspondence Of Kvery Evenine
Now Castle, May PA two masted
schooner arrived off this city yesterday
and was towcd 10 the Rcchc boatyard
this morning, whore extensive repairs
viii be made to the deck, cabin and
upper works Of the vessel. This is the
first boat of this size to put in here for
repairs for a number of years. Some so
years ago a steamboat was built here by
man named Robinson and at that time
small vessels put in here for repairs, but
the main work Of the boatyards was the
construction Of small hoop boats. The
The people Of this city are elated over the
prospects Of the boat building industry
here. Mr.. Beebe started with himself
and son a year ago and now has eight
men in his employ.
Arrangements have been completed
for tho Goth annual meeting Of the Della
ware Pharmaceutical Society, in the
Town Hall at 10 q. M, on Thursday
next From responses made TO tho ia
vitations il is expected that at least 40
| members of the society viii be in attend
| ance President Joseph F. Williams will
preside and one of the principal speakers
will be =. Fullerton Cook, assistant di-
rector Of the pharmaceutical laboratory
and instructor Ia commercial training IN
the Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy
His subject will be Commercial Train
ing for Pharmacy. The business Of the
session will consist Of reports submitted
by the officers and various standing com
mittees, election Of officers, appointment
Of three members to the Board OF Phar-
macy, report on the work of the Ma
tional Association of Retail Druggists
and minor matters. A planked shad
dinner at the Louise will follow The
arrangements for tho affair we're made by
James T. Challenger and William J
Ferris Of this city.
Mrs. Charles S. King Of Second and
Harmony streets was called to Paterson
n j., today on account Of the critica
5 condition Of her brother, Joseph Nc
r. Mahon who is in St. Josephs Hospital.
! Archie Rennie who is in the UniteC
r States Navy, is home with his parents
i Mr. and Mrs. George II. Rennie
until tomorrow, when he reports fo
B duty. He was on the ill-lated Kearsargl
A during the target practice when the. ex
plosion occurred in April 18th last.
9 Mrs Mary Moore Burr, who went Il
. Grand Rapids Mich, to see her nephew
y Edmo Pattison who has been very il
q with stomach trouble, has returned anl
hNdNth iNtN Nilt nlNh nihh 10 III u tiilitd
b condition and unable to return her
n as he desired. The news is sad to tn
!. many friends Of Mr. Pattison who wa
b born aud for many years resided hero.
Il Joseph H. Dougherty, who is suffer
r, ing from pleuro-pneumonia is yet yer
z IN. but the members of the family an
the attending physicians are more hope
ful Of his recovery than they have beer
q although the crisis is not yet passed
b In the NJ y. Church tomorrow ever
le ing special Torrey- son
g service win be held, beginning at 73
O'Clock, at which the following solos wi
be sung. "Iell Mother IN be There
!. Looking this Way" "Only Sinner.
Owners Of the Iorey-Alexander SOL
books are requested to take their book
- y Cor the singing, which will be congregi
- fional. Rev George 4. Anderson, past,
% of the church, will not deliver a reguli
~ sermon. but viii make short address
between the solos and songs. A i
hearsal of the music under the directiC
of Chorster Manlove was held last eve
ing.
~ The dress uniforms for the members
TO Co. II, n. G.. d.. arrived on the freig
IS. car OF the local trolley line via Wilmin
Vn ton yesterday afternoon and were place
40 in the Armory where they will be
~ livered to the members OF the compaI
IN at the next drill.
d, The members Of the junior class Of q
High School were entertained at a par
on at the home of Miss Mary Morrison, n
o, 10 North Front street, last evenin
M About 20 persons took part. They we
M M given treat of ice cream, cake al
he lemonade.
AT the First Baptist Church tomorrC