Evening journal., 1911-11-20
'NEWSY DOINCS
OF NEW CASTLE
Stations Of Cross In Catholic
Church are Blessed Mon
SlCnor Lyons breaches
VISITING PREACHERS
IN THE TOWN PULPITS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 20.-ln ST.
Peters Catholic Church yesterday af-
ternoon the Way of the Cross was
blessed and erected. The Way Of the
Cross means just what is expressed
i'm the five words-a representation OF
the incidents along the route to Cal
vary of the Son of God. Each station
is represented by a group of figures
i'm frames showing from the condem-
nation of Jesus to-death TO where lie
is laid in the sepulchre
The set of stations are the work
OF leading masters and arc I'm keep
ing with the interior of the church
recently painted by ecclesiastical
artists of New York City The sta
tions are the gifts of societies and
New Castle people donated in memor-
lam of deceased relatives The cost
of The set was nearly $1,000. They are
considered to be the finest Cathedral
stations. The dedication OF the
church takes place next sunday. The
dedication takes place previous TO tho
10 o'clock mass by Bishop Monaghan.
The solemn high mass will be cele-
brated by the RI. Rev. Monsignor
Lyons and Father Lyons will preach
the sermon.
81 Peters football club went to
Darby on Saturday and tackled the
Mcclure team of that town. The
game was a snappy one and at times
things looked dangerous, but neither
side scored. ST. Peters scored later,
however. when the Mcclure team en-
tcrtaincd the visitors at supper and
latter had them as their guests at a
dance. Tho Mcclure team comes hero
ON Thanksgiving when ST. Peters eN-
poets 10 repay the Pennsylvanians IN
true Delaware hospitality The line
up WAS
Mcclure. St Peters.
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Timekeepcrs, Lawlcr and Jackson.
Umpircs, White Referee Clark,
Linesmen Rogers and Clark.
The Rev John Rigg preached in st.
Pauls p. Il. Church. Camden, n. j.,
yesterday morning and the Rev. Chas
II Holmead filled the pulpit here
There were large congregations pres.
cnt in the Methodist Church yestor
lay morning and last evening. wher
the Rev. Charles Lcvister, editor o
the Methodist and Daily Conforenc
Journal, was the preacher.
This was the day when the trollo
..ars were to run ON on hour schedul
after $40 o'clock. But this order wa
again changed TO the five car systei
and a twenty minutes headway froi
10th ends of the line
The police have dOnncd their win
Ter clothing and the new style over
coats makes them look like the Chest
nut street Philadelphia, squad
Gunners who were in lower Della
ware have returned They made pres
cnts of rabbits to their friends, wit
the accent on friends
John Fehl, of the Jefferson HousI
viii have as his guests ON Wednos
day the Delaware Saengcrbund frol
Wilmington The jefferson House
which was purchased some time az
10y Mr.. Fehl. from Charles Holman
has been remodelled by it's new owl
er New Castle has a great histor
for the Germans of this state Man
OF the oldest families in this cit
Landed there when Il was an impOr
ant seaport. but il seems that they
that time were practically used
slaves and sold or hired to farmer
of New Castle county by unscrupulor
sea captains and masters of sea fa
ing vessels. There are still son
defendants in Wilmington who kno
and were told of such transaction
but the real story has never been on
lined. However II John Fchl had liv,
about $50 years ago in New Cast
and had been the proprietor Of n
Jefferson House not one of the &c
mans who landed at the ancient SCI
port would have been sold or hir,
out