Evening journal., 1912-05-13
DELAWARE CITY

DELAWARE CITY, Del. May 10
Mrs. Margaret c. Bright, widow Of
William c. Bright died at her home
here ON Thursday evening. aged 60
years, Of apoplexy. Mrs. Bright is
survived by one sister, Mrs. A. l.
Swan. OF Delaware City; two brothers,
Charles Hail. of Delaware City, and
Samuel J. Hall, Of New York City;
two daughters, Annie Bright and
/ Mamie Bright, and two sons, VIII
! liam Bright and Samuel Bright, and
/ four grandchildren. Services will be
/ held i'm St Paul's Roman Catholic
! Church, Wednesday morning, at s
o'clock
Mrs. Catherine Cook, wife of the
late William Cook, died Of apopleXy
on Friday morning. aged so years.
Mrs Cook is survived by one daugh-
ter Miss Lizzie Cook. and five grand
children Services will be held in
morning. May Is.
The fishing season has not been as
successful as in former years. The
and cold weather Quite few
herring are being caught.
Work on improvements TO the sun
day school of The Presbyterian Church
is progressing satisfactorily.
improvements arc being made on
Christ Episcopal Church.
The mud machine, Bob Norris
has been digging mud out Of the
/ nd . lnnn
the canal bank
The Beth Company Coast Artillery
Corps will give it's annual ball at
Fort Mott, ON Friday eveing, May
18th.
An administrators sale will be held
here on Tuesday. May "A, at which
the personal property and real estate
of the late John Jarrel will be sold
A public sale was held here on
Saturday, al which the household
goods of John. Castlelow were sold.
The High School pupils were taken
on a walk Friday afternoon. and had a
practical lesson In Botany.
Henry r Scott's yacht. Lexington
| IT," which has been undergoing an
overhauling i'm New York City Is ex-
pected here about Thursday.
Members of the graduating class
OF the High School have received
their class pins.
Farmers about here have about con-
cluded plowing.
II is thought that most Of the
merchants here will close their stores
every Thursday afternoon and even
ing during the months Of June. July
land August, as in former years.
No concert was given at Fort Du-
Pont on Sunday morning.
The Rev. George NJ Bond of
Moorestown, n. J.. conducted services
IN Christ Episcopal Church on Sun
day
The Rey c. n. Jones conducted
services in the Methodist Episcopal
Church on Sunday
The Rev. Mr. Bond, Of Central Penn
sylvania, conducted services in the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
The Rev. James Farmer conducted
services i'm ST. paul's Roman Catholic
Church ON Sunday a MAY procos.
sion was held and a 40 hour service
opened.
Personal Shelby Templeton was Z
Wilmington visitor on Saturday-Wil
4 liam Hickey, who Is employed at Dar
by. Pa, spent the weekend here Wis
, iting his William Morrow
Was a Wilmington visitor on Fridal
John s. padwin. OF PHILADELPHIA
was Delaware City visitor on Sun
days Sylvia Safranck was a Whining
e ton visitor on Saturday-Miss Mar,
Fitzgerald was recent Delawar
; City visitor-Mr and Mrs Johl
10 Thompson were Wilmington visitor
+. on Saturday Paul Goslin spent th
I weekend visiting friends here-Wil
, liam VI. Moore was a recent Whining
ton visitor-AlcNander Holiday. VIII
is employed I'm New Castle. spent tn
weekend with his mother here-AIis
Bartlett was a recent Wilmington Wis
itor-Miss BESSIE Greed spent III
weekend here with her mother Mis-
Mildred Safranck and Miss Edni
Coale were Wilmington visitors on
aturday-lioward Money. who ha
been I'm New York City. returned her,
recently-Mrs. J. J. Saxton her son
Cortland. and Stanley Boyles we're re-
cent Wilmington visitors-Louis 4
Rosser spent the weekend I'm Maha
NOV City. Pa.-Norman Wingate spenf
the weekend here with his parents
David Money was a recent Wilmington
visitor-Aiiss NJ. Clewell. Of New Cas-
lie. was a recent vlsitor-Miss Mabe
r learsley spent the weekend II
Wilmington.