Evening journal., 1912-11-27
NEWSY D0INCS
OF new CASTLE
Postmaster Sends Instructions
Concerning Parcels
Post Law
THANKSGIVING
SERVICES In CHURCHES

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 27.-New Cas-
ne business men who desire TO use
The parcels post must inform the post
Office Postmaster George W. Van
tine has been interviewing the mer-
chants regarding the use of the par
GELS post Some OF the business men
viii take advantage OF this means
OF sending out their wares IL Is not
expected the steel plant will get
their patterns by mail or that a Bear
Station man will send q two-months
old calf to Tobin and Son, butchers
but parcels are sure TO be more num-
erous In the mails. Postmaster VAN
tine said yesterday that the new
stamps are expected next month and
then all parcels must bear them.
Where postage stamps are used the
package will be held for sufficient
postage Every parcel mailed must
have the return notice of the sender
or the parcel will not be accepted.
The packages must not weigh more
than eleven pounds each and must
be Of only a certain size. When the
scales. tape, stamps arrive Postmast-
er Nanune will be ready for the new
law when It goes into effect
Mrs Milton Wolson fell down
stairs az her home North Second
street yesterday afternoon, and cut
her forehead. It is feared she Is also
hurt internally. Neighhors heard
means In the Wolson house and when
hey went in they found the aged
woman lying in a pool Of blood az
the foot Of the stairs. DR. James II.
Morgan. dressed her injuries
New Castle will have its full share
Df Thanksgiving. People in general
will give thanks that the unsightly
cobble stones have disappeared and a
modern street pavement takes their
place In the First Baptist Church,
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held by the congregations OF the
Presbyterian. Methodist and Baptist
Churches. The united choirs will
sing and the sermon will be preached
BY the Rev. J. l. Johnson.
In St Peters Catholic Church a
requiem high mass win be celebrated
for the souls OF deceased members
1f ST Peters T. A. b. Society. The
members will meet In the basement
ar $50 o'clock and march in a body
to the church
Appropriate services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev Alden Richey. d.
d. in Emmanuel Episcopal Church
There will be a game Of football at
Battery Park tomorrow afternoon
when Nandever A. c. tackles the 81.
Peters football team.
James j. Lawler president OF
Division No. 3. Ancient order Of
Hibernians. will he one of those who
viii lead the grand march at the A.
Q. IA bah in Wilmington tonight.
BE viii be accompanied by Mrs,
LAWYER Many New Castle folks will
attend
There will be a select dance in the
Music Hall this evening and another
dance tomorrow evening
Mrs Mary Montgomery. mother Of
Conductor Harry Montgomery. died In
Chester. yesterday at the home Of her
daughter The remains will he
brought here today when arrange
ments will he made for the funeral
Randolph Seeney. colored. was ar
rested by Constable James j. Wright
on the charge of carrying concealed
deadly weapon. Magistrate Nicker-
son placed Seeney under bail for his
appearance at the January term OF
court Seeney, with two colored
women, created considerable disorder
and the pistol was discharged Con-
stable Wright and Officer WolsOn
gave chase and captured Seeney.
Mr. and Mrs. William Marcus, of
Philadelphia, have been the guest of
New Castle friends.-Zekiel Marker
has been visiting John B. Montgom-
ery.-Joseph Smith went TO the Della
ware Hospital today TO undergo an
operation.
Rivermen here we're surprised yes
terday when they saw the big four
master schooner Malcolm Baxter sail
up the Delaware River The schooner
had made the trip from the capes
without the aid OF a tug and went the
distance Of seventy miles In seven
hours. II is seldom that a big
schooner Is seen on the river without
the assistance OF a tug. Rivermen
consider IL an unique feat for the
Baxter 10 make the trip.