Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1911-08-24
GOOD TEMPLARS
HEAR ADDRESSES
Taylor Family Holds Reunion
at BrandyWine Springs
Park
Special to THE EvENING Journal.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MARSHALLTON, Del, Aug23.-I
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Taylor of Pike Creek held family
reunion at BrandNwine Springs on
Thursday. The party consisted Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert S. Taylor Of Pike
Creek. Mr.. and Mrs George Taylor
of Pike Creek. Mr.. and Mrs John c.
Boulder of Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Day of Talleyville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Eastburn of Union, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Eastburn of Union.
Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong of
near Union. The grandchildren are
DR.. and Mrs. Pennock of Wilmington.
Miss Emma Welsh Of Union, Miss
Ethel Day Of Talleyville, Miss Grace
Boulder of Wilmington, Miss Eliza
be tn Armstrong, Miss Lucy Arm
strong. Miss Helen Armstrong, Tay-
lor Eastburn, Robert Eastburn, VIII
liam Armstrong.
Harmony Grange, Patrons of Hus-
bandry met in Mermaid Hall Monday
evening. The worthy master stated
that 141 bushels timothy seed had
been bought
grange are making plans TO entertain
Pomona Grange on September at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Maui
dain. The literary program was in
charge of Mrs. Leslie Walker, the
worthy lecturer. The grange was
/ favored with a duct by Robert Walker
/ ard Miss Mary Walker with Miss
Laura Walker at the piano. Mrs.
! Kate Greenwalt gave recitations. The
grange was then treated to grapes
| by Misl Annie Klair.
William Chambers of Stanton had
his eye injured while working in his
blacksmith shop.
The Rev. Howard Ennis Of Dover,
former pastor of Stanton NJ. 70.
church. preached in the Stanton
church Sunday morning.
The Good Templars of District No.
70. which comprises Chester and
Delaware Counties of Pennsylvania
and Delaware, met in quarterly ses-
sion at Longwood meeting house on
Saturday A very enthusiastic meet
ing was held
In the morning a secret session was
held and the regular routine of busi-
ness was transacted with the District
Chief Templar, c. Wilmer King, OF
Newport in the chair Luncheon wac
served by Hammorton Lodge after
which the delegates visited Bayard
Taylor's tomb.
Pierce's Park, owned by Pierre du-
POnt. was also visited
An open meeting was held in the
afternoon which was largely attend
ed. Music was furnished by the or
chestra of Minnehaha Lodge of Ok
ford.
A recitation was given by Miss
Emma Roney of West Grove. PAS
Grand Chief Templar, the Rev. Joe
S. Gilfillon Of Newark, and the Hon
Theodore K. Stubbs of Oxford spoke
Solos were given by Miss Ethel Nc
Carnes of Oxford and an address b.
Grand Treasurer Francis Airey o
Philadelphia.
An address by Isaac Richards o
Ifockessin, who joined the J. Q. 9
+. 50 years ago, and who organize
the first two lodges I'm Delaware, wa
one of the features. Martin Cloud,
Good Templar for 40 years and Gee
II. Mason, a Good Templar for 4
years, also gave addresses.
The next session Of District Lodg
will be held at Mortonville on Sat
, urday, November IS. Among tn
Delaware delegates present were: tn
Rev Joel S. Chiffon. Mrs. Maggie
Pennock, Mrs. Florence n. Little,
Mary T. Little. J. Earle Gilhllor
Jennie ID. Slack, Harry G. Little
Mary r. Johnston. Mrs. ]. S. Gil
, fllon. Anna Bell Little and W. Waugh
! Heavelow, all of Fairview; c. vii
mer King of Newport; the Rev. Ed
, ward W. White, Mrs. Lille NJ. Stroul
Joseph Derrickson. Mrs. r. W. White
and Miss Stella Magriggan, of vii
mington.
Personal.-Mr. Shakespeare, {
Wilmington, was entertained at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
I, Othoson on Sunday.
l The Rev. and Mrs Amos Brown, {
l Rising Sun, Md, spent Sunday wit
: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellison of Stanton
Mrs. Harvey Cranston of Stanton,
r entertaining her aunt and cousin.
Z Harold and Elizabeth Little OF Fail
a view. were visitors at Brandywir
a Summit Camp on Sunday.
0 Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Wollasto
and children. Mary and Lawrence,
New Garden. spent Sunday with NJ
and Mrs Alpheus Pennock.
Miss Hattie Slack of Iron Hill.
visiting Miss Rachel Moore of Kel
nett Square and friends Of Yorklyn.
q Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wesley Worrall
N Fairview are visiting their son. Isai
X Worrall of Elmira, New York
The Misses Croziers Of Trento
q spent Sunday at the home Of NJ
y. and Mrs Joseph Pyle near Fairview.
r Miss Emma Darlington of We
+ Chester is visiting her sister, MI
Joel S. Gilhllon.
r.