Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-02
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stan Correspondence OF EFcff AteulnH
New Castle. March .. Row r. T. Hub
bard. ID. ID. OF Washington came TO Now
Castle unc1p 1pccicdly on Wednesday. Hc
had been M Wilmington and boarded
what he thought was The o'clock train
for Washington bui it proved 20 be the
Delaware railroad express Although the
FIRST regular stop Is Middleiown Conduc-
tor Lay6ed stopped the train here and
Dr. Hubbard alightcd After visiting
his sister. Mis James T. Elason he went
20 Wilmington and took o. later train TO
Washington
Last evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Selden y. Deemer. meeting was held
by the young women interested in holding
a bazaar for the purpose OF helping 90
pay Tor fencing the baseball grounds Tor
the New Castle Athletic Association.
Miss Katherine Gomley was made chair
man and secretary. After laying plans,
the following committees were appointed;
Mrs u. p Wise. Miss Ethel Grimes, cake
table; Miss Rachel Patton, Miss Clara
4 Newloye. candy table, Mrs Looms @.
Wise, lemonade; Mrs. James Quimhy,
Miss Edith Quimby, miscellaneous table,
Miss Elizabeth Murphy, Miss Anna Nc
lGmth, Miss katherine Gounlcy, Miss
lEligabeih Mctuc Miss Anna Newluvc
aud Miss May pcdrick will assist in other
work, which viii be assigned later. The
next meeting win be held on Thursday
evening. March 18th
james Tobin. aged SO years, son Of
( Philip lobin, met with painful accident
I yesterday morning in which he dislocaicd
( his right ankle. lie boarded one of tho
southlound gravel trains and on arriving
lHt the sand pit stepped of into a gulley.
llis ankle is in bad shape and badly
swollen lie was taken to the County
Hospital, at farnhurst, where DIR. Bastian
reduced the swelling.
The show given IN the Opera House,
last evening, was pleasing. Charles j..
Lancaster who was IN charge, was con-
lRratulatcd About 300 people were in
)aticndance.
The funeral Of James j. Gcgan took
lplaco az . clock this morning from thc
lhome Of Francis p. McCalin!- High mass
WAS celebrated In ST. Peters r.. G.. Church
land interment made In the churchyard
The floral tributes. especially those of The
New Castle Club, were handsome Tn,
pallbearers were Mayor Evan G.. Boyd
John IT. Martin, Patrick McGrory anc
Louis n. Eliason, representing the club
James i. Challenger and Francis Z. Me
iNallin.
AZ the meeting Of the New Castle Club
TO take action on the death OF their latl
treasurer. Col James ]. Gcgnn apprO
pirate resolutions wcrc adopted lhes
viii boz ongrosscd and the chair of the dc
ceased dmped for period Of 30 days.
De Jlul Snoe, S5.60-S Shaw's.f
The negro William Moore who was lci
at tho office of Dr. Stewart cut and bleed
ing hy q companion ON Wednesday even
ing while the latter went for a carriage
was released from the lookup by Office
lohin yesterday morning. Moore hal
bis head dressed hy Or. Stewart, attic
which hc departed
A meeting of tho Home Mission Societ
ol tho First Presbyterian Church will b
held IN Marble llalltoday.
john ktcgan who has been In th
employ of the Delaware Water Improve
mcnt Cos IS now working for New Nor
contractors, running wires TO the Bald
plant from the poWcrhousc of the I'm
prONcment Co.
Mr. Daniel Lupton, who has been a
the Polytechnic Hospital Philadelphia
for four weeks, whero she was operate
upon. has recovered and was hrougl
TO her home at Riverside yesterday
John Hinkle. foreman filter up at IN
plant OF the Baldt Steel Co., resigne
yesterday.
Miss Mary Tobin. daughter of Poll,
Officer Iohin, was severely burned ie
days ago by the bursting OF molassl
can, which she was cleaning by hoilir
water in it upon the stove at the hon
toi Mrs. Fred Baer She is suffering mu,
from the burns
Special Officer Wiley had but lit
trouble at the Opera House last nigh
lie put a dog out, which was rlnnil
about the interior of the building
Fresh hsh and oysters-k Kings
Personal: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph on
philadelphia have been the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Upward Challenger Nh
George Unger has gone to visit relativ
In the vicinity of Lebanon, Bethlchei
sinl1ing Springs and Harrisburg, n
ldurng the ensuing 10 days Miss Lyc
Eliason of Mt Pleasant Is the guest
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Ehason.
Among the sick. Mrs Mary b. Ia
fis showing but little improvement-O
kcer lobin IS suffering from an attack
kgrip-Mrs. William Il. Hushebeck h
been III for several days and fears of I
kphoid fever are entertained.