Evening journal., 1913-07-12
NEWS NEWS NOTES
OF new CASTLE
Human Power Puts Trolley
On---HOly Name Society
at Mass
WORLDS SUNDAY
SCHOOL OBSERVANCE

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, July 12.-William
". Leach a trolley conductor had the
most peculiar experience OF his life
yesterday afternoon. On the 5 o'clock
trip to Wilmington he had among his
passengers the men who are con-
structing the Wilmington City Elec-
trio line TO this city, several Of the
Baldt workmen and Contractor
Owens and his men who are working
at Second and Chestnut street When
the car reached the Lambson switch
the wheels jumped the tracks. The
passengers alighted and we're about
to say something about the delay
when the foreman Of the constructing
gang sang out, come on this way,
you bulls. and let us do something"
Twenty men caught hold of the car
and a big German said "Und now
come up onct yet" They come up,
too, aud the wheels we're replaced on
the rails. The car went into Front
and Market streets on time Conduct
OF Leach said he had seen many cars
on the track and Jacks and blocks
worked but he never saw the equal
of yesterdays sight
Oficers Of Adelphia Lodge No. s.
knights Of Pythias, we're installed
last evening. The new officers are;
Chancellor Commander, Richard r.
Pinder. Vice-Chancellor Commander,
A. w Lorenz; Prelate. William
Moyle; Master-at-arms, William Den
ney: Master at work, William e.
Myers: keeper of records and seals,
Alexander Melvin; Master Of finance,
Harry j. Rothrock, keeper of ex-
chequer, George NJ. Kern; inside
guard Charles Townsend; outside
guard, George Downey.
William w. Knowles, a member of the
New Castle county bar, will be the
principal speaker in the Methodist Sun
day school tomorrow afternoon. The oc-
casion will be the celebration of the an
niversary Of the worlds Sunday School
Association
Special services will be held in the
Baptist Church tomorrow. Tomorrow Is
known as Judson day, because it is the
anniversary of the arrival of Adeniram
Judson and his wife in Burma as mis-
sionaries. on July f3, 1913. The cen
tennial of the formation Of the Ameri-
can Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
will be celebrated next year, and the
local church members will be told to-
morrow regarding the general campaign
to be taken mp this fall and winter.
School bows who have considerable
time now are catching large quantities
of crabs and making considerable money
George Bunis. of Rose Hill is sending
to market l25 barrels Of cabbage a week
The cabbage brings $3.50 n barrel Mar
lSct gardeners for time this spring were
afraid their crops would be short because
Of the cold weather and frosts. but the
Rose Hill truckers are getting as bis
crops as ever
Tho Holy Name Society will atten'
mass in n bodyNa the first mass in st
Peters Church tomorrow morning and
receiSe holy Communion.
Miss Jean Murray is the gnest OF
Miss Josephine Clothier; Miss Mabel
Clewell is entertaining Miss Sue
Murray. Both of the visitors are from
Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Julia Niven is in Nantucket,
Mass, for stay of several weeks.
Mrs. S. S. Deemcr and Mrs. John
Wilson are weekend visitors at
Atlantic City. e
George Mcintyre is at Spring Lake,
n. j.. tutoring in n boys camp.
Mrs. James Kerr. OF Wilmington, Is
The guest of Miss Hctty Smith
Miss Cecilia Mahoney has returned
from an enjoyable trip TO Sharon, Pa
Miss Harriet Challenger visited
friends in Philadelphia yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grier ant
daughter left today for a trip dowr
state.
Captain Julian Benjamin. Of CARR
con, n j., who has recently returned
rom the Mexican frontier, is tn
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fulen
weider.
Miss Elizabeth Black, who left 70
Orange, Va. on Wednesday, will spen
several weeks there as the guest @
Dr. and Mrs. Sedgewick Andrews.
David Miller, Jr.. who recently Gu
bis foot severely with a rusty nail,
recovering. No serious trouble ha
Resulted from the injury.
Mr.. and Mrs David Miller an
!amily, last week removed 70 Oh
aouse on Market street formerl
occupied by Charles Bennett who
how a resident of Wilmington
Samuel Moyle and family, recent
" Highbridge. \. j., now occupy ii
aouse vacated by the Miller family.