Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
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mcut and smoker in the X. of T.. Hall |
under the auspices of Division No. g. |
Ancient Order of Hibernians. on Saturday |
evening. in honor of st. Patrick S Day !
was attended by 800 persons and was one
OF the finest, celebrations given by the |
organization in recent years. William 5. |
Martin presided and announced the
speakers and their topics, the singers, their |
dances. jigs and reels. The speakers were
Daniel kilroy State president Of tho order; |
John r. Kelly, county president; John J
Mullin, former state president; jerome j.
Hurley of Division No. A. William s. |
Martin, Past President James McIlugh, !
President James Il. Ryan, Jr., James b. |
Ioman and mcmhers of other orgBni- !
zations After the entertainment IN the
lodge room in the third floor OF the hall
the party proceeded TO the second floor
of the building where a collation. was
served The committee in charge OF the |
affair consisted of James Il Mclvor. viii |
liam S. Martin James b. Ioman James |
Neldin, John J. sheridan, Matthew Sui !
lvan, Francis Gott, Frank LaWlcr The
committee received the congratulations
of many on their successful work Tho
organization is increasing in membership |
two having been initiated az the last meet |
bcrship al the next meeting
Conductor Matthias of the trolley line
met with a painful accident, on the 7
o clock trip out Of this city, this morning.
The index finger of his right hand became
caught between a pair Of doors and burst
from the tip 20 the middle joint Mrs
Collins Of Wilmington, a sister Of Mrs
William Leach. who was on the car, tore
handkerchief in strips and before Con-
ductor Matthias knew what WAS intended
the young woman offered 10 bind up the
wounds, which offer was gratefully ac-
cepted.
Rev. Frederick V. Campbell preached
TO a large congregation, last night, taking
for his theme 'Mixed Marriages lie
told the members OF the church the reason
why the church desired TO avoid them.
AZ the meeting Of the ladies who are
active in the bazaar work Of the New
Castle Athletic Association, on Saturday
evening, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sedon $. Deemer. Miss Kathryn Gormley
presided A report of the goods collected
was made and adjournment effected until
Saturday evening, April 9TH, at 745
@ clock. Those in attendance were Miss
Elizabeth McCue. Miss Mamie Gormley
and guest, Miss Minnie Brown of pha-
dclphia, Miss Kathryn Gormley. Miss
Annie Newlove, Miss May PedncS. Miss
Rachel Patton. Miss Geneveve Lawlor.
Mrs. Seldom S. Doemer, Miss Deemcr, Mrs.
james Quimby Miss Edith Qwmby. Miss
Suzanne Patton, Miss Mary Rodgers.
Much interest is awakened in the coming
city election. The name of John T. Sheri-
dan will be submitted to Mayor Boyd for
appointment as Judge Of the election. He
is acquainted with the people, knows each
voter. and is property holder, with much
at stake.
Several carloads of stone for the pa
rochal school of st. Peter r. G. Church
are being unloadcd and hauled to the
site 60 be used in the construction of tho
cellar walls
Henry Reed has moved TO Chester. Pa.
where he has secured employment.
Miss Mary Saunders was in charge Of
the meeting of the Epworth League of
the NJ E. Church, last evening.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
First Presbyterian Church will meet al
p. m. Wednesday, in the lectureroom
of tho church
The funeral Of Mrs Margaret Cecilia
Borie, wife of Hiram r. Borie. will take
place from the residence of her husband.
81 South Forty-fith street. Philadelphia.
at I.3O O clock tomorrow morning. with
high mass at the Church Of St. francis
dc Sales forty-seventh and Springfield
avenue, and interment private A num-
Der OF people from this city will attend
the funeral
AZ an election held In the rooms Of the
New Castle Club. recently. William ]
| Ferris was elected n member OF the board
OF governors and treasurer TO succeed the
hate Col. James j. Gegan.
Capt. Chauncey r. Holcomb former
representative for the Tenth district. New
/ Castle hundred. has announced his candi-
dacy for the Democratic nomination He
! presents TO the public a card with the
registration days set forth and an annouce-
ment "Only those who register in August
may vote at the nomination" Can't.
Holcomb has many friends who desire to
see him again the representative of the
people.
Owing TO the inclement weather the
sale OF stock and farming implements Of
James Morrison was postponed until
thursday, March 22d, at II o'clock.*
The marriage OF Paul Barr Of this city
and Miss Anna Craven of Wilmington was
solemnized IN the manse Of the First Pres
tytenan Church by Rev s. b. Wvlie ON
Saturday night After the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs Barr left for New York Mis-
Emma Simpson was the maid of honor
and John lruitt best man.
Employees OF tho Baldt Steel Co. in the
moulders department, on SATURDAY bade
goodbye 20 their foreman, John Bulton
who resigned 70 return 10 Chester. where
ne mas secured position. The
parting was with many regrets, because
OF the genial disposition Of the foreman
and ms knowledge of knowing how to
deal with men. Ono Of the reasons of
Mr bruton return 70 Chester was on
account OF his family desiring 10 remain
thefe rather than come to this CITY.
Another reason was their failure to secure
3 suitable house in which 70 live II il
understood that Frank Carswell. formerly
OF Wilmington, will become foreman.
John Iobin left for Northeast. Ma to
day, 70 engage in the grocery and meat
business at that place. Mr.. Tobin was a
member OF the firm Of Tobin & Sons.
butchers, and was well thought Of MANY
customers on Saturday expressed their re-
grets at his departure.
1eorge lohin,Jr., will occupy the house
ON tlith street near Harmonylmade vacant
py the removal of his brother TO Northeast.
PERSONAL: Mrs. Carolyn Nmms has gone
70 wilmington, where she will spend
several days as the guest of her daughter.
Ms. Noble Donovan-M Miss Anna Brown.
Miss Bessie Magnre and Miss Margaret
McSaughan of Philadelphia are visiting
Their respective homes in this city-Mr.
ana Mrs. Harry j. Rothrock and children
nave been visiting Mr. and Mrs. George
nfough' parents of Mrs. Rothrock, al their
home in Philadelphia- -Mr.and Mrs Elijah
| Iumlinson Of Wilmington bo,., 49,. ~ :
guests of Mr. and Mrs John Tohin 9a,r,.