Evening journal., 1912-12-30
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HUNyEJ HlVU
COW DIE In
STABLE FIRE
Saturday Night Blaze Leaves
DObbinSVilIe Man a
Heavy Loser
DEATH OF FATHER BRADY
SHOCKS NEW CASTLEFRIENDS

Special TO 1.-THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Dec. SO-Fire or
unknown origin, on Saturday night
destroyed the Dobblnsville barn, OF
ponieski, together with two horses.
COW and calf carriage and dear
horn harness and several tons Of hay
and a quantity of corn Mrs Ponie-
ski rushed 10 the building in an effort
to release the stock but was able
to get only a heifer out of the build
ing. The roof fell IN and the flames
soon engulfed the animals in their
stalls The woman was severaly
scorched by the fire
The tiremen succeeded in saving
The stacks of hay belonging TO the
man. poniesh said yesterday that
NE had gone TO work Saturday night
I'm the steel plant little thinking mat
before midnight his savings OF life
timo would be wiped out and be left
pcnniless after years and years of
hard toll and savings
Miss Cecilia v. Collins. of philadel-
phia who has been the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. A. NJ Gallagher. ON Sat
urday evening, was given a surprise
party Shortly after supper a couple
Of friends called to see Miss Collins,
then others dropped In to see the tree
az the Gallagher home and others
called on various excuses, but IL
never 0awned on Miss Collins that
there was a surprise party in store Tor
her until the McPike Orchestra ap-
peared. IL was a genuine surprise
for Miss Collins, who went 10 vii
mington this morning to spend few
days before returning TO Philadelphia.
The evening was spent pleasantly
music tending much to enliyen the oc-
casion Among those present were.
Mr.. and Mrs John McCarty. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Carlin, SIR and Mrs
Francis p. McCallin. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Z. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs A.
~. Gallagher. Mr. and Mrs John At
lSinson, Mr. and Mrs. James F. McIvor
Miss C. v. Collins Miss Mamie Me-
Pike, Miss Cecilia Boyle. Miss Helen
A. Gallagher. Miss Agnes c. Mcwor
Miss Myra Brown, Miss Anna Cal
lagher, Miss Mary Atkinson, Miss Ce-
celia Gallagher, James ID. McPlke
James r. McGrory, Andrew n. Gal
laghor, James Henry Mclyor.
People of all denominations here
heard with sorrow yesterday alter.
noon of the sudden death of the Rev
Edward l.. Brady who for many
years was pastor of ST. Peters Church
this city. The societies here will nr.
range TO attend the funeral Father
/ Brady was an honorary member ol
Division No 3, Ancient Order of Iii.
bernians and of ST. Peters r. A. B
/ Society He organized the societl
| twcnty-three years ago and when hl
was transferred to Wilmington h,
became an honorary members OF an,
societies here.
In the Opera House this evonnl
Joe, the Wait will be repeated bs
local talent.
Thomas Bagley, Joseph Barnes anC
Evan Lancaster got fourteen blacl
ducks on Saturday
Prof E l.. Cross has been installed
as president; John r.. ID. Clark. vice
president and Ralph ". pinder as
secretary of the EpwOrth League o.
the M. 70. Church
The Board Of Education will NEE
in monthly session tomorrow even
ing.
James j. Lawler. who has been I'm
disposed for two weeks, was able {,
go out yesterday
Travel on the trolley cars yesterda.
was very heavy.
Lewis Thompson. who acted as Ok
Kris at the Sunday school entertain
ment Of the NJ. e Sunday school, ha
been sick for several days. He had O
bend over too much, and he think
the constant bending hurt his stum
ach.