Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12
NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Officers for the Ensuing Term
Elected by the A. O.
u. w. Lodge.

special Correspondence or Every Evening
New Castle, March 12-The following
officers were elected at the meeting OF the
40. U.W w. last evening Master Workmen
Frank Harrington; assistant workman,
Leslie Walls; overseer, Robert Harrington,
foreman, Vance Mitchell; inside watch
man. A. f. Goudiss; outside watchman,
John Montgomery; guide watchman,
Earl Bacon. A quot game followed. The
Harrington Brothers were defeated by
Al als and Keegan. BY a score OF 81.
~ The pool tournament held at Lawler s
last evening resulted as follows: A. Gala
Cher, 50; Corley. so; w. Sussi, 43; Hushe-
beck. 10; Tonight, Barnes plays Rossell.
A. Gallagher and Corley are tie for first
place.
James Bacon has accepted a position
with the Baldt Steel Co, as clerk for the
master mechanic.
Mrs. James Bennett, who has been
seriously i'll is much improved.
II. II. Harrington q Son are decorating
the Opera House.
George Burris, who has been working
on the road from New Castle to Tybout s
corner, has completed it and it is now IN
first-class condition.
The iron flag pole at Farnhurst was
bent in half by the wind the other night.
The pole was presented TO the county
hospital several months ago In place Of
the old wooden one 1t will be taken down
and repaired.
Nlrs. Janvier's Sunday school class will
hold bake tomorrow morning alto o clock
in Challengers drug store. All kinds Of
pies cakes and bread will be on sale.
I James G.. Shaw, member of Levy
Court and q resident of this city, announc-
es himself AS candidate for the Republican
nomination for receiver Of taxes.
George Burris has started working on
he road from Bear to Christina, which
vas recently washed out by the storm.
The road near South Wilmington IS
Also out of condition, owing to the frost
coming up and breaking the top layer.
The power on the New Castle trolley
line is now much improved. The new
booster, which has been installed at the
ocal car barn was turned on last evening
for the first. 1t is hoped in the future the
power will not weaken, as IN former
times. The new machine sends the power
out In equal amount. A car was off the
track yesterday afternoon near Delaware
City and held up traffic for a few minutes.
Charles Ingram, who has been working
in Philadelphia for several months, has
accepted a position at the Baldt Steel
Co.
= Leonard Heard, former resident of
this city, spent last evening here visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Fannie Jacobs, who was taken sick
in Philadelphia and moved to the Epi CO.
pal hospital was brought TO the home of
her parents in this city yesterday.
Earl Thomas, who has been spending
several days in this city, has returned to
his home in Philadelphia.
Harry Hance, has moved his baling
machine from S. S. Deemer'w farm to his
own farm.
The third annual dance of the n. G..
II. S. will be held in the Opera House on
Monday evening, April 5. 4 large attend
ance is expected.
A bake will be held in No. 5 school on
Saturday morning. All kinds of pies, cakes
and bread will be on sale The proceeds
will go toward the school room.
For Sale-Two building lots at Baldto
facing Wilmington road. Apply 80 ".
Fourth St.-Adv.