Evening journal., 1921-01-20
NEWS GOSSIP
Of new CASTLE
Town Methodists Announce
Dinner for Members on
February p
CARD PARTY
FOR ALUMNAE
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NEW CASTLE, Jan. 20--At the
meeting OF the Trustees OF the Mar
ket Square and Court House. held
last Tuesday evening, the contract
for painting and decorating the IN
terror OF the old residence occupied
by former sheriffs OF the county at
NE time the county Jail was located
here, was awarded TO Robert har-
rington and Sons. Work was begun
on IN renovation yesterday This
building was recently vacated by the
New Castle Club which disbanded,
and will be occupied by Mrs. Susan
kee. as a hostelry.
Raymond Duer, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Duer, Of the Button
wood. was treated by Dr.. Brice 5.
Nallett. yesterday afternoon, for Sc
we're laceratiOns OF the knee. The
hoy was playing on the ice near tho
high school building, when ne fell
sustaining the injury.
William Davis, the I-ycar-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis, living
on the Wilmington road, near Rose
llill, was taken suddenly I'll Tuesday.
Dr. Brice Nallett diagnosed the case
as dph iberia, and sent the child TO
the Physicians and Surgeons C0nta-
ecous Hospital, Wilmington.
At recent meeting OF the OIL
clal board OF the Methodist Church,
80 was decided 10 give a dinner
on February %, In conlunc-
ilon with the last querterly
meeting OF the church for the pres
ont conference year. William Green,
OF Dalby avenue, was appointed
chairman OF arrangements. AT this
conference the delegates and alter
mates TO the Wilmington Conference
70 be held at Cris0eld. Md, in March.
Will be elected.
Edward Bldwell. IT., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward BidWell, OF State Road,
was treated by Or. Brice 5. Nallett
Yesterday for a fracture OF the left
arm. He sustained the fracture by
falling from the rear porch at his
homo, yesterday.
At the meeting OF Adelphia Lodge
No. 3, knights OF pythias, tomorrow
evening. officers will be installed by
Grand Chancellor Commander VIII
son.
For nrst-olsss shine, see Gene" at
D0uphcrty's Pool parlors.-Adv.
Many residents Of this city and VI
cinity Witnessed a spectacular glare
In the eastern sky about $50 O'Clock
last night. II was later learned that
several buildings near pcnnsville, n.
j.. were on fire
A public card party for the beneft
OF tho New Castle High Sohool Alum
nae Association, will be given tomor-
row evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Clothlcr, by their daugh-
ter, Miss Josephine Clothler.
While endeayoring 20 remove the
pasteboard stopper from the mouth
Of a bottle filled with frozen milk
Yesterday morning. Mrs. Samuel
Barnes severely laceraied the Index
finger OF her left hand.
William Bradley, OF Fast FIFTH
Street, father OF Mrs. Joseph Dough-
criy. Is sariously ill.
Vincent Muilin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Mullin, of East Second street.
was removed 10 the 81. Agnes Hos
pital, Philadelphia, YESTERDAY, for
treatment. Francis Price, a trained
nurse formerly connected with tho
pcnn-Seahoard Steel Corporation, at
their local plant, accompanied him.
Thomas Brown, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Brown, Of State Road, Is
30 al the homo OF his parents with
tonsilltls.
Lewis Gcmmil, conductor In the
employ or lNc Wilmington ana fnla-
delphla Traction Company on the lo-
cal line. who has been confined 10
his home for several days with grip.
was able 20 resume his duties to-
day.
George Phillips. ~ near Rose Hill.
Who severely laccraicd his foot yes
tcrday while working al an indus
trial plant. Wilminclon. was treated
81 the oiilce Of Dr. p NJ Alien.
The funeral of John Tucker, II
years old. ~ near state Road Sia-
Ton. who died Tuesday afternoon.
viii take place from his late residence
81 40 tomorrow evening lniermcnf
viii BE- az Easion, Md. on Friday
morning. Mr.. Tucker had suffered
Tor several months from an injury
n MS foot. which developed into
eanTene.
Roger Crsnston. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. z. Cranston, Of State Road
celebrated his twelfth birthday an
niversary yesterday
Residents Of Rcd Lion, Bear and
A pkW e0pE THDnhT