Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-02
GOOD WILL F|REMEN
TO ELECT OFFICERS
New Castle Volunteers Have
Fight on for Several
Places.
Special Correspondence Every Evening.

OF the Good VIII Fire Company met
last evening and nominated the foi-
lowing officers for the annual ciectloh
which will take place on December o.
Ivesident, Jesse A. Mckay; vice.
president, John ]. Walls and John
Foster: secretary, Francis i. Key
nolds: treasurer, Charles j. Dough-
erty. trustees. Emmitt McGrory.
Charles J. Dougherty, John 7. Murphy,
Francis Reynolds and james b'
Toman (three TO be elccted); chief.
James b. Campbell; first assistant
chief John McDevitt. James Carlin
and Edward Leonard Gone 10 be elect
ed: second assistant, John L. Muir
ply and James Ryan. Gone to De
elected: engineer. John L. Leonard; |
board of directors. II members noml-
mated (hve to be elected); auditing
committee. Charles s. Fleming, James
Gallagher. John L. Murphy ana
Francis McCafrerty Uhrce to be
elected: investigating committee
John T. Murphy. John Walls, En-
Rtt McGrory. Charles J. Dougherty,
Francis Reynolds and John Doris
fthree to he elected. 1t was decided
to elect the delegates and altcrnates
for the state Firemen's convention in
MAY. for the annual meeting which
will take place in July at Middletown.
Prior to the Republican mass meet
ing held in the Opera House laet even
irE the members of the Good VIII
band played several selections in front
Of the Masonic Hall. Several hundred
persons were present at the meeting.
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stage platform were seated John F. Il.
clayton. candidate for state Senator
from the Fifth senatorial district;
Edward $. Megginson. candidate for
Representative from the Tenth rep
icsentative district; Alfred Stetser,
candidate for Recorder of Deeds;
Samuel Mcdaniel. candidate for
Sheriff; Isaac Il. Brown. Register of
Wills George McIntire was the chair
man of the meeting, who introduced
the speakers and made an address
Other addresses were given by II. IA.
Richards and former Governor Chas
L. Miller.
ON account of the farmers OF this
Vicinity. who supply milk daily 10 the
local dairymen. increasing the price,
due to the reported inCrCase of grain
and stock food it viii he nee essary for
the local milk dealers to raise their
price Of milk from 10c TO lec per quart
beginning on Monday morning.
ON Thursday evening. November ?.
;na first OF the City Church League
uuot games will he played IN the
Parish House. between representatives
e.; tho Emmanuel Episcopal. First
Presbyterian, Methodist and First
BAPTIST
The opening game Of basketball in
:hc Van Dyke Armory for the sea
SON VIII take place on Saturday eve
ming November II, between the Bat
terry II team and the Goldey College
team. of Wilmington.
Plans have been made for the elm
nation shoot between teams composed
of five members of each battery OF
;hC 1913 Artillery. The shoot Will take
place the first Of next week at the
Safe Rife Range south Of this city.
Those who Will participate are Captain
: r. l. Duncan. Leslie Walls, Ell
wo Resell. Charles Wortz and
Douglas Proud.
This evening the members OF the
Friendship Lodge, No. 8, A. O. L. w.
viii meet in the lodge rooms Of the
Town Hall at o'clock. when installa-
ION OF officers will take place. Later
. luncheon will he served.
Miss Frances Sheridan last eve
ming entertained the members OF the
s ,ph- more Class OF the High Schoo
Of which she is a member. Music and
games were enjoyed after which re
freshments were served.
The members of the Hares Cornel
Farmers Club will meet at the HON,
Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Appleby OF
next Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
The members OF BATTERY II vii
give the first dance of the season il
the Van Dyke Armory on Friday eve
ming. November 10.
This evening the members Of tn
First Baptist Church will hold praye
meeting in the church at 80 O'Clock
followed by a business meeting. A
members are urged TO be present a
matters Of Importance will be con
sidered
The members OF the Ladies' Al
Socety Of the First Baptist Churcl
yesterday afternoon met at the HON
So of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Hickman Hewitt
on the New Castle road. After tn
business session refreshments wer
=, served. II was decided to organic
. a mems auxiliary OF members OF tn
church. Plans were discussed for a
-nYster and chicken supper which WI
he held next month. The place an
date Will be decided upon later.
Mrs. Lydia A. McNally, age S
wears, who resides al the home Of he
son-.n-law and daughter, Oouncilma.
and Mrs. William Wegcenmann, Eas
Fifth street, who fell down the step
. several days ago is recovering an
expects to be about in a short time.
. For thirtythree years I have sery
ed the people Of New Castle with tn
very best me-dressed meats ths
can he bought, at reasonable price,
But some people now desire an in
ferior grade Of meat which ! WI
now sell al the following prices. Stew
ing beef, TO l0c; roasting beef. ]
i" 10 15c; beef steak, IS TO 2Oc: non.
t, chops. zoe. We will continue TO hand
the better grade as heretofore 10 thos
who desire il. Matthew Walz. 40 Fac
Third Street.-Adv.
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WAter.-Adv.