Evening journal., 1911-09-22
NEW CASTLE
NEWS NOTES
Town Musicians Give I'm
prOmptu Concert While
Rain Falls
OBJECT TO bob TAIL"
CAR In CITY STREETS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Sept 22.-New Cas-
tie has a musical square. Last even
ing while the rain fell gently strains
of music were heard coming from
all directions.
There are sixteen members of the
\ City Cornet Band who furnish music
in the Town Hall.
In the Armory is piano and cor
net
The New Castle Club has pianola
that attracts attention.
Lee Goudiss blows cornet or plays
a violin.
Peter G. Madden has lots of music
from a base drum. piano. baritone
! and an alto horn.
Miss Hattie Challenger, Mrs. Biggs
: Miss Helen Gallagher, Charles e
, Lancaster and Mrs. John Truitt have
d sweet toned pianos.
Emily Pedrick plays the piano while
Albert Boyce blows an alto horn.
Eugene Chase blows the cornet,
while his sister plays the piano.
There is a piano in the moving pic
4 ture show and a piano and grapha.
phone at the residence of James j
Wright
There is a sweet sounding violin al
The Louise.
II To add to the music there are two
barber shops in the square where
"a there is plenty of "chin music" Al
!. times last evening all these instru
p ments were played and those whC
3a listened were pleased.
3l George II. Rennie will be a gues
, OF the New York Shipbuilding Com
pany tomorrow when the big battle
ship Marino for the Argentine Re
81 public will be launched. The Bald
'bi Steel Company, with which Mr.. Rem
I,t ME is Connected, made several bis
i castings for this battleship. Included
D in the castings were the great sterI
d and rudder posts. When the com
y pany cast the posts they found tina
IL they could not ship them on freigh
10 cars. Part of the end of the shol
" was removed and the mammoth cast
wings were loaded on barges and ship
d|ped TO the yards at Camden, n. j.
Isl where the steamship was built.
zV William Warren has completed tn
4 painting of the house recently pur
Il chased by Eby Bull.
b. The "Bobtaii" car had 10 run as ia
AZ as the power house yesterday to NEE
Hs cars. As the car is operated withou
~ conductor many residents thin
4n Council should take cognizance Of tn
Xtfact and order full crews on tn
ID cars. The attention of the Whining
& ton Board of Health also will be call
Hhed to the condition of some OF tn
IN cars.
Robert H. Megginson and job
81 XflIIammers who had slight attacks {
ayphoid fever are able to sit up
3 Managing Captain John McDevi
was unable to get ST. Peters foo
I'd pail club out for practice last evenin
owing TO the rain.
Frank Bridgewater is having
steam heating plant installed in h
residence and store and Wilbur Mer'
lith's store.
Many persons in New Castle ser
souvenir postal cards yesterday
THE Rev. Edward L. Brady, pator {
W dSt. Pauls Church, Delaware Cit
1Father Brady was stationed here fc
{years and several persons annual
send him greetings on his brit
day.
The funeral of George W. Hastine
+. formerly of this city, took place yeI
terday from his late residence, ;
Riverview Heights, Wilmington. Sc
W vices were conducted by the Rev.
g. Rooms and interment made
GIebe Cemetery. The pail bearer
we're members of Seminole Trib
Improved Order of Red Men. and I'll
brotherhood of Railway Trainmel
Mr. Hastings had been an employe
he Delaware Railroad Company 4
W ifty-five years.
Charles Bennett and David Smii
are down the bay fishing
Mrs. Annie NJ. Burgie died la
night at her home No. 1909 We
Thirteenth street, Wilmington. Mr.
8urgie was a Miss Moore, of this hui
ired before her marriage, and has
humber of nephews and nieces
his city Mrs. Burgie some yea
ago presented to the city of New Ca
le a drinking fountain which h,
been erected opposite the scho
green. Mrs. Burgie was a a cha
table woman and many persons he
will miss her opcn-hearted charit
Undertaken Charles II. Clewell W
nave charge Of the funeral