Evening journal., 1907-02-16
THOMAS BOYLE
REPORTED DEAD
Wel-kn0wH Young Man Of
This City Died in Pitts
burg Yesterday
CAUSE OF DEATH UNKNOWN
Special 70 rhe Evening journal.


NEW CASTLE Feb l6-Word was
received in this city Yesterday By Mrs.
Frank Atkinson. notifying her of the
death of her brother Thomas Boyle Of
this city. ia Pntshurg Pa. but giving
no details of his death.
The deceased, VINO Is well known
here, was the SON OF the late John ].
Boyle. and is survived oy his mother,
Mrs John l. Boyle and TWO sisters,
Mrs Frank Atkinson and Miss Cecilia
Boyle. lie was about 80 years Of age
and a favorite among his companions.
Mrs. Atkinson left for Pittsburg yes
terday immediately upon receiving
the message.
Society Held Meeting
The Penn Literary Society Of the Hign
School held an interesting meeting yes
terday afternoon at waich a number of
friends of the scholars attended.
a number Of recitatons were rendered.
followed 10y declarations. essays and
readings by which the scholars did them
selves credit.
West End to Play.
The West End basketball team Of Will
inington which was defeated by Company
II. dn the armory last Thursday. win play
the New Castle team in Red Mems Hall
tonight
Jesse Mckay will manage the New Cas-
tie five which is composed Of the following
players: Lawior. McCaughn, Foster. Dor
ris and Lancaster.
Young People to Meet.
The Young Peoples Society held a meet
ing last evening and arrangements were
made for the musicale which will be given
IN the Town Hall on February %. The So
ciety will hold a social in the hall next
Tuesday evening.
To Complete Arrangements.
Arrangements for the bazaar to be
given by the New Castle Athletic Asso-
citation in the Opera House after Lent
viii be completed at the meeting of the
amusement committee at the home Of
selden S. Deemer next Monday evening.
The bazaar has been discussed for sew
eval months.
To Sell Fire Engine.
It is expected that the old Humane en-
gino at the fire house will be sold to
Walter Wipf, who is the highest BIDDER.
Company Did Not Drill.
Company II did not drill in the armory
last evening as usual. Col. Harry G..
Cavenaugh has recovered from an attack
Of grip and will inspect the arms of the
company next week as expected.
Died in Oakland.
Word has been received in this city by
the death Of her brother. Louis o. EclSles
in Oakland, Cal, on February A. the
cause of his death being unknown.
The deceased was well known In this
city. and connected with the Oldest fam
lies. He is survived by two brothers,
George and Frank EclIles and a sister,
Mrs. James T. Morrison. His brother the
late Edward Ecl1les, was clerk Of the City
Council for many years before his death.
News Of Town.
Ray Grant received more valentines and
post cards on Thursday than any other
person in the city, he having received over
leo of various kinds.
John Thompson. the well known gro-
coryman, is recovering from a severely cut
finger which he sustained while cutting
meat several days ago.
The pool tournament In the armory was
no. played between the Excels'o or and the
West End teams on account Of one Of the
players failing to appear.
While playing on the school green yes
terday, James Sullivan slipped and fell
or some ice, and cut his face badly
Mrs. John NJ Vallette fell in her store
Thursday and cut cash in her forehead.