Evening journal., 1918-03-18
news HAPPENINGS
AEOUT NEW Castle
Dog Fanciers of Town Or
ganize Kennel Association:
Now Talk Chickens
LINING UP FOR
LIBERTY LOAN
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

NEW CASTLE, Del, March is.-With
the formation OF the New Castle ken
mel Association, which will meet on
Monday evenings. breeders OF fancy
poultry are talking Of organizing a
poultry association. 10 is contended That
the two organizations could hold joins
show here next fan that would be a
credit 10 the city. A number OF breed
ers in this city are associated with the
state Poultry Club.
The officers Of the new kennel club
are: Joseph X. Barnes, president; VIII
liam Moore. vice-president; Edward II.
Mcdaniel. secretary, and James b. Ian
caster, Jr., treasurer.
Edward T. Price will remove 10 the
John Moody farm, at state Road, IN a
short time. The sale Of farm imple-
ments at the Moody farm on Friday
last resulted in the used machines
BRINGING as much as new machines.
Cows sold at an average OF 500: chick
ems sold at 26 TO q cents per pound /;
corn. 81 sc per bushel in the granary 1.
heifers, S3S 10 SIC; hay, $40 per ton in
the barn: horses, $3.50 each.
The William Banks farm, along the
Basin road, will be occupied by Edward
Currinder. who will move from near
Newport.
Trafio on the trolley car line was
I interfered with on Saturday afternoon
when wagon broke down on the
tracks at Third and Chestnut streets.
New cross arms have been placed on
the poles OF the Delaware " ater I'm
provement Company
The Liberty Bond committee viii
meet i'm the New Century Club tomor-
row evet instead Of ia Town Hall.
as was pfeviOuly announced.
John s. Rossell, state chairman Of the
Liberty Loan Committee. has appointed
the following citizens, Of New Castle
and vicinity members Of the committee
for New Castle hundred Andrew Bry
son. chairman. Jusoql \. Carlin Theo-
dore W. Cavender. John r. Stoops A. y
L. George. Lewis F. EiasOn. Or. Julius
Dodd. James =. White, Joseph r. Quie.
ley. Alfred J. Davidson. Selden 8. Deem
cr. John p. Murphy, John NJ. Mendn-
hail. j. Frank Megginson. James +
Biggs, Edward V. platt, James +. Chal-
lenger. Francis p. McCallin, George
Pierce. Richard s. Rodney, Frank do
Haes Janvier. W y. Rothwell, A. p
Goudis. John r. Lsmbson. ]. O. Lamb
son. John j. Taylor, Patrick McGrory
. CLAYTON ID. Appleby, William Z. Silver
Ezekiel Cooper. Frederick X. Reybold
! Cyrus r. Ritenhouse, James w Foster
John r. Hayes, Samuel Miller and Dr
William II. Hancker.
The New Castle High School gave
, special program Friday afternoon
- Professor II. =. Snayely visited On
e Alexis l. dupont High School on Frida
] afternoon, where he served as ono q
Z the three judges In a public speakin
{ contest He was greatly pleased wit
e the contest.
J. The Liberty Club Of Miss Downey
8 room is greatly interested in the
:. course in Home Economics" Wa
g bread is their speciality at the proser
time. Miss Downie includes the boy
r as well as the girls in the course.
4 superintendent =. L. Cross report
e that vacancies are occurring in school
v i'm ihs county for which It is pract
y cally impossible 10 secure teachers.
h First Lieutenant Dr. Robert Rotl
v 3ifih Infantry, Is spending a few day
in New Castle. lie has been ordere
r TO Fort Oglethorpe Georgia, where n
o will study the gas problem.
o Dr. Van Dyke Stewart and Mrs. Stew
.
y where DR.. Stewart is i'm gOyernmef
n service as bacteriologist.
r. John Doris, Sr.. celebrated the la'
IS day Of duck season" by bagging twelN
j. ducks.
g Because OF the shortage OF globe
e New Castle is somewhat Eighties
Ie This is in keeping with It's other less
r days.
10 Word has been received from Albc
e Schuhardt, recently appointed Unitf
D states Government inspector, OF d
rs safe arrival at Niagara Falls.
10 Paul sheridan, Of Fourth street, h'
ID purchased an Overland car.
ID Herbert Hanf, OF Fifth street, spel
h. the weekend in Philadelphia.
'n John Doris, Jr., Of No. 2l3 Harmon
street. is recovering from the effects
m a fall
s. The people Of New Castle have bee
~ Glad 10 see on the streets some Of tho
no furl0ngh. Among these were Sergea
OF soldiers and sailor lads home
X, a short furlOugh. Among these We
ct Sergeant Hugh McCaughn, Corpor
Se William Hurd. Bugler Miller and pi
10 Yates Matthew Tobin and Edwa
ce Formley.
ry Dr. John Helps Bicltord. pastor
as Nazareth VI. f. Church, preached b
a. last sermon there yesterday for @
present Conference year. Or. Bickfo
I~ is preparing. to 90 10 the Wimingi
SO Annual Conference, which Will conyc
lp In Dover ON Wednesday. The ilnanc
D. report made in the church yesierd
T.. showed that this church had rails
.al sG30O this year.
De- The meat market located at Seco
and Delaware streets, lately known
%. cakes * saxon. has again changed ow
oi rship. Mr.. saxon continues the mark
o. Citizens are waiting patiently the
iie ion Of City Council In rogard io
.fs purchase OF a new fire apparatus "
ss Castle has had a number OF fires Wit
OF a few months that would have PROV
ne disastrous to the town had not the "
-. mington fremen given aid.
NJ Mrs. James Ouimby. formerly OF n
a. Castle. now Of Reading. Pa. visit
ng friends here recently.
10y Lee Goudiss attended a dance at
ma University Of Pennsylvania S1turd
10, night.
ne PRIVATE SALE-Furniture until Ar
ST. 1. Mrs. A. NJ. Locke, The Strand.-A
There will be a special meeting
ns the Dramatic Club on Thursday ev
TOT ing at 8 O'Clock in the basement OF
os- Peters Church
ex- The Pastime Athletic Club viii h
ne 4 smoker on Thursday evening in N
~ club rooms.
an n. C. Wilson, Of Philadelphia, visi
Mr. and Mrs. Goudiss on saturday.