Evening journal., 1910-12-29
new CASTLE
NEWS NOTES
Death Takes Two WeII-KnOWn
Residents of the Town
BOY LOSES FINGERS
In SAUSAGE GRINDER

special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 29.-Mrs. Car
lin, widow of John Carlin, died yes
terday morning at the home OF her
son-in-law, Harry w. Hushebeck. Sne
is survived by four daughters and four
sons and many grandchildren. Her
children are Mrs. James j. Toner and
Miss Hose Carlin, OF New York city:
Mrs. Mary Hushebeck and Mrs. Hugh
Ryan of this city; Joseph A. and
Frank, of this city; Philip, of Phila-
| delphia, and James, of Cnestertown,
Md. Mrs. Carlin was devout mem
Der of St. Peters Church, and one of
New Castles charitable women.
Mrs Mary Mcdaniel died yesterday
at the home OF her son, George Ros-
sell, sixth and Cherry streets. Mrs.
Mcdaniel was stricken with paralysis
on Christmas night while sitting with
her son at the fiTe in their nome. She
is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Mat
tie Logue, OF CoatesWlle, and four
sons, George and William Rossell, of
New Castle; Henry Mcdaniel, OF this
city, and Thomas Mcdaniel, of Park
ersburg, Pa. Her funeral will take
place on Saturday afternoon. Inter-
ment will be made in the Presbyterian
cemetery
Philip Tobin, son of Officer Matthew
Tobin, met with an accident last even
ing whereby he lost the first joint of
the thumb and index finger and mash
ed two other fingers of his right hand.
While in TObin and Sons butcher shop
ne caught his hand in the sausage
grinder.
He was taken to the Office of DR.. r.
hn To- s..s I
and then accompanied the boy TO the
Homeopathic Hospital Wilmington.
Emmanuel Episcopal Sunday School
held its Christmas entertainment last
evening when the following program
was presented: Carol "Hark the Her
aid Angels Sing" school: recitation.
"If You're Good" Mildred Hony; reci-
tation, "Of All the Dear Days" Ger
trude Hony, Bessie Jamison; carol,
"ln the Field" school, recitation,
Jewels for the King" Elizabeth Mad
den, Hattie Barnes and Mildred Hony;
recitation. Santa Claus" Mary Eliza
son. song. christmas Peace" Eliza
beth Madden; carol In Lowly
Manger," school; recitation, Christ
mas Peace" Harold Cannon; recita-
tion Christmas Day" Mildred Hony;
recitation Merry Christmas" Gertie
HOny; carol, Christmas Litany,'
school, distribution of candies and
gifts; carol, "The Child Jesus school;
benediction.
In the afternoon the children of the
Shawtown chapel had their celebra-
ton
Richard r Rodney, member of the
New Castle county bar, has been nom
mated as chancellor OF Adelphia Lodge
No. 8, Knights of Pythias. AS there is
no opposition TO him he will be elected
James Bennett will have charge Of
the Pythian hall beginning Monday.
+. Deli Janvier visited the farm OF
the New Castle County Hospital yes
teday and inspected the stock. He con-
graduated Superintendent James w.
Foster for having one of the best herds
/ In the county. Mr. Janvier says good
/ cattle pay best on a farm.
New Castle fremen are again agitat-
/ ing a movement to install a signal
! system and to purchase two horses to
/ be used in hauling the fire engine. A
greater water supply is also needed.
The city owns one horse now that
works on the streets.
During the month the county paid
S2S4.75 in outdoor relief to residents of
New Castle hundred. st. Georges hun
dred received 1878.
Irwin Kirk has been elected Coun-
cilor of Industry Council No. %, Jr
o. u. A. NJ.
In default Of $500 bail, Thomas
Colt has been committed to the work
house to answer the charge of assault
and battery on dCseph Whitlowe.
Mrs. Patrick McGrory died in St
Agnes Hospital. Philadelphia. last
night. Her husband and eight children
survive her. Mrs. McGrory was daily
communicate of St Peters church and
a member of the Holy Rosary Society