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Church COmniittceS
FISHERMEN MAKE
READY FOR SEASON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Feb. 15.-lt was
announced last night by superinten-
dent William r. Myers OF the VIII
mington and Southern Traction Com
pany that beginning February 25 the
freight car will run to Front and
Market streets. The company has
rented the building No. 2 West Front
street, Wilmington, as waiting room
and a freight receiving station. Since
the cars have been running to Front
and Market streets complaint was
made that the people had to stand on
the street corner waiting for the cars.
The Traction Company will remove
the cause of complaint and have n
comfortable waiting room for the pa
irons Of the road.
The town hall presents a lively
scene at present on account of fish
ermen hanging nets there The Trus-
tees Of the Commons granted the
fishermen the permission and for the
next six weeks the men will be busy
getting ready for the fishing season.
Il is expected that between thirty
shad fishing at New Castle this year
That means nearly 100 men 70 be en-
gagged I'm the business and about $40,-
600 In business.
One OF the most peculiar things
about shad fishing is that II costs
more TO buy a single FISH In New
Castle than 4 does In the markets to
which the shad are shipped. There
will be nothing but power boats in
use from here this year. The six ap-
plicants for the position OF Fish Pc
trolman are hustling to get the ap-
pointment from Governor Miller for
four years at 5000 a year
Henry r. Isaacs, member of the
New Castle county bar, will address
the Sunday school of the Methodist
Church tomorrow afternoon.
Members OF the Good VIII Fire
Company are watching the work OF
tho Legislature. Several months ago
City Council suggested a tax rate OF
two cents on the 500 assessment that
the FIRE company might get a proper
amount each year to operate.
Denny s. Smith has been confined
70 his home by an attack Of rheuma-
tism.
In the Methodist Church last night
the fourth quarterly conference was
held with District superintendent
Honecler presiding Il was an open
session and many members Of the
church we're in attendance. The Rev.
John l.. Johnson appointed the fol-
lowing committees;
District Steward. p. Biggs.
Recording Steward--J 3. Manlove.
Local Preachers-The Rev J. NJ.
Wise and the Rev. T. r Dealxyne.
Tryer Of Appeals-William Dea-
kyne.
Custodian Of Church Records-E.
T Deakyne.
Home Missions and Church Exten-
sion-Mrs Anna King Mrs. Anna
DealSyne Mrs. j. y. Manlove, Mrs. G..
r. Iemison and Mrs L. o. Wise.
Freedmen. Aid and Southern Edu-
cation-W William Thompson James
Edwards George Proud, Sr., Grover
lngle and Harry Ahern.
Hospitals Mrs. J. b. Montgomery,
Mrs r. II. Naylor. Mrs. Harold Hobbs
Mrs Mary Morrison, Mrs Mary Ma
guire and Miss Cordelia Deakyne.
Tracts-Miss Mary Denny. Miss
Ella Gravel, Miss Maggie Coneld, Mrs.
Elias Clayton and Mrs John A. Clark.
Temperance-James T. Challenger,
Albert Clayton, Herbert Kee, William
Ramsey and Morris Keegan.
Auditing Committee-William Dea-
kyne. G. Ferris Jemlson, L. o. L. Wise,
Alexander Melvin and Weldon Vim
ing
Conference. .Claimants-El Elmer Meg
genson George Kern. John Clark,
Dales S. Bender and Louis Thomp-
son.
Church Music. b. Manlove, p.
H. Naylor. j. T. Challenger. Harry
Hushebeck
Sunday Schools-W. r. Rothwell,
! y. T. Deakyne. Mrs. Mary p. Challen-
ger Prof f. L. Cross and Mrs. r. A.
Vallett
Education-Th Pastor. Prof. f. l.
Gross. Miss Mary Ratledge. Miss May
/ Cooley and Miss Mabel Clewell
Parsonage Furniture-The Ladies'
Aid and Dorcas Societies.
Foreign Missions-Mrs. Bula Meg
genson. Mrs. Anna Conner. Mrs ely
mer, Mrs Katie Sharp. Mrs. Minnie
Bender. Mrs. James Bacon.
Trustees Edward T. Deakyne
] tdiutt L. AudiitnEtis Nlllihn RNh
dyne, Robert G. Gordon. John Jester
Charles Lancaster. Jr.. Bennett F
Lancaster. J. b. Montgomery. Edward
H. Naylor.
Stewards. NJ. Wise. ]. e Biggs
w. r. Rothwell. C. Ferris Jaminson
J. B. Manlove. s. j. r. Collins. J. s
King. r. e. Pinder. Elmer Meggen
son. p J Ahern Thomns Ford. Jame
Matthews, Or Robert Ray Roth, Johl
r. y. Clayton. James Lupton. Jas
Quimby. w 3. Ingram.
Estimating Committee-The Boar
Of Stewards
Church Records-William r. Dea
kyne. William r. Rothwell. Bennet
r. Lancaster. James T. Challenger
Robert Harrington.
In bethany Union Church tomorrow
evening. the Rev. W j. Ryder vii
preach to the young people on the sub
iect Jonathan and David in Friend
ship"
CONCERT AT BETHANY.
The Trier Concert and Opera OUR