Newark post., 1910-06-08
NEWS
Here and There


Lieutenants Mckeon and Corkran.
oi the local company. are attending
this week.
Messrs. Haley. Phi Sigma. and Watts
of Principle. Furnace-hoth Delaware
boys are on the sick list
Give us the man who sings at his
work. Be his occupation what it may,
he is equal to any OF those who follow
the same pursuit i'll silent sullcrness.
He will do more in the same time-he
will do it bcttcr-he will nerScvcre lon
ger."-Car'ylc.
There Is movcficnt OH loot by
the Fire Company to secure all auto
fire engine The sentiment thus lar
expressed seems IT, he heartily in favor
of it. Representatives OF several firms
have been called and the mat .er will
| be thoroughly investigated \ detail
cd description OF the machine with It's
advantages will be given in an ear y
issue.
The Street Committee has given the
| Board OF Health ulan to clean up
| the town Work will be started on
! Cleveland avenue.
Get your rame in for next week 5
issue
| Rev. DR.. wilson, who preached a.
old Drawers on Sunday, said til 1t
what til, country and the County
| church paaIs tlzJ1u ts a
Harry Haywards, With such as he,
the flock to the cities would be lessen
| ed, and the country church and coun-
try school would again take their place
in developing iii that is the really best
| r American life.
Byron Griffin. OF Norfolk, formerly
| of tn s town, is spending a few days
with his parents. Mr.. Griffin. with as
brother, have established thems Ives
as contractors in Norfolk. and hlve
| shown that trait pecu lar to many OF
| our boys--making good, and are with
the leaders in their work.
| Miss Ethel FeI guson has returned
to her home for the summer after a
successful years school work.
The friends 10 Miss Corneia Pill
ng have received invitatio to the
| Commencement at Westtown Boarding
School. which will be held Wednesday
June 18th. Miss Pilling is member
| of the class OF 1910.
The Odd Fellows oi this town will
attend the morning service of the Me
thodist Church on June 10th, Mr..
EIoffecker, the District Superintendent
will preach i'll the church the evening
OF the same date.
| Great preparations are being made
for the open air meeting on Sunday oi
| Commencement Ex Congress mar
and -all-th e-hero Hobson will deliver
his lecture on Temperance, The meet
ing will be held on the Academy Green
Going on this day, with many Com
meucemcnt visitors and the gay fever
in general. it is likely to be big meet
ing.
There was a sigh of relief when the
house turned the corner on Delaware
avenue.
| Newark is second-e lass Postofiice
now. Postmaster Clarke is walking
very proud.
| Friends OF John NJ. Rogers will tt
greved to learn OF his death in Cam
den, N. ]. Mr. Rogers lived formerl,
in Wilmington, and was prominent ii
all affairs leading to the City Beauti
full. He operated for some "ears the
printing plant known as the John M
Rogers Press The work turned on
from there was perhaps the fin st eveI
produced in the State. lie died at the
Cooper Hospital. following an opera
! ton for stomach trouhls. He leaves F;
widow ard two sons.
Prof Maxwell. assistant in Fngl,sl
literature. having accepted position
elsewhere. will not return to Delawar,
rext Year
Miss Laura Campbell. of Whining
ton. was the guest OF Mrs. II. NJ
Campbell. the first of the week.