Evening journal., 1911-12-11
NEWSY DOINGS
OF new CASTLE
Churches Present Varied Pro-
grams for Sunday WOr-
shippers
TROLLEY LINE GIVES
SATISFACTION TO PATRONS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 11.-Ncw Cas-
tie church We'd with each other in
having big time yesterday and The
congregations filled the edlfces to the
doors In the First Baptist Church
which has recently been remodelled,
Harvest Home Thanksgiving service
was held. The decorations consisted
of fruits and vegetables and we're
Thanksgiving offerings. These viii
be sent today to Philadelphia to be
presented to the Baptist Mission
House where the orphans will be de-
lighted with the good things from
New Castle The Sunday school chill
dren here presented a lengthy pro-
gram and the numbers were well re-
ceived. Several musicians assisted in
the service. The Baptist Church
looked splendid last evening as the
lights shone on the tastefully painted
metallic ceiling and walls.
In St. Peters Church yesterday
morning the members of the Holy
Name Society received Holy Commun-
ion The devotion of the Forty Hours
commenced at the 10 o'clock mass
when the school children had a pro-
cession ahead of the Blessed Sacra-
ment The Rev John j. Mahoney
preached the sermon at the evening
service, taking his text from St. John,
"The Master was there and He calleth
upon thee" Father Mahoney was
cele5rant at the Benediction.
The Methodist and Presbyterian
Churches had large congregations.
Superintendent j. J. ID. Hall of the
Gallilean Mission, preached I'm Inn
manuel Church yesterday afternoon at
the mems meeting. Music was by
male choir.
The funeral Of Lewis Lennox will
take place this afternoon. Services
will be conducted at his late residence
by the Rev. S. B. Wylie and inserment
made i'm Glebe cemetery. Lennox al
ways claimed he was "A member of
one Of the royal families Of England.
Hemorrhages caused his death.
DR.. Springer, of Wilmington, and
Dr. William Wertenbaker are attend
ing Charles Shearer whose condition
is serious
Travel on the storage battery car
between here and Delaware City yes
terday was heavy. Superintendent
4 IL. fN 4 lA
car south was thirty minutes and the
trip north was made in thirty-hve
minutes. The car works like a charm
and carried an average of twenty
passengers on each trip. The patron
age surpasses the expectation of the
owners and the people who rode on
tho car say the dumping process
has been entirely eliminated on this
car. The car is heated by hot water.
A new schedule goes into OBJECT to-
morrow morning on the Wilmington
and Southern line. Cars will leave
Seventh and South streets every half
hour quarter of and a quarter after
the hour. The cars will leave the
Court House switch at ten minutes of
and twenty minutes after the hour.
The New Castle crews will exchange
with the Wilmington crews at Eden
Park The patrons of the New Castle
line beginning tomorrow will miss the
old time favorite motorman, Henry
Halschumaker as he has been trans
ferred to another line.
Joseph Quigley yesterday received
a carload of turkeys from Virginia.
Tho turkeys came to Farnhurst by
rail and were driven from there 20
Hares Corner
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Walls
will take place tomorrow afternoon
from the residence of her son-in-law
James b. Lancaster.
Ruth Nickerson was cut In the face
by a little boy with a knife.
Thomas Leonard. the Dobbinsville
grocer. had his right foot mashed by
heavy pole falling on it,