Newark post., 1910-03-23
NEWS
Here and There

Mr.. Fsder has his car, the Overland,
out for trial sprints.
Messrs. J. p. Wilson and ]. p.
Wright are attending Court this week
Silver Leaf Club defeated Newark
at the rink last week by close contest
OF 3 to 2.
Several farmers and Newark horse
attended the sale at Hare's Corner,
last week.
Daniel Stol. who has been in the
employ OF l.. b. Jacobs for several
years, has gone into business for him
self. He is located i'll the rear base
ment OF Armstrong; store on College
avenue. He is well known in Newark
as an up-to-date mechanic.
The Auto Fire Engine of the Re-
lance Fire Company, OF Wilmington,
paid Newark another visit
Arrangements are being completed
for drama to be given under the aus
pces of the Methodist Church in the
near future. Miss Brynmyre will con-
duct the rehearsals. The people OF
Newark have not forgotten the little
drama, Little Girl in Blue, given last
year under the direction of Miss Bryn-
| myrc.; Fire" entertainment will hc look
ed forward to with much interest.
Samuel Fulton, who was burned re-
Gently, at the Continental Fibre Mill,
| by falling in a tub OF acid, is recover
ing.
Newark promises TO have the finest
| fru:t and green grocery stand i'll the
county. Celia has surely made good
so far. Just now he is giving us the
| finest of Southern fruits and vegetables
Messrs. Ad Thomas, Otto Thomas,
Raymond McNeal, Jack Clendaniel,
Howard Houchin attended a theatre
party at the Avenue Theatre Saturday
evening.
DIR. Steele has purchased a very fine
white car of the Baby Buick type.
Mrs. Arthur Wood, of Pennsyi-
vania State College, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. George Kerr.
DR.. Murray of Stock Road farm,
has purchased a fine touring car. He
| arrived with it from Philadelphia on
Saturday evening. Doctor says it runs
| very nicely, except when the brakes are
on
| Mr. and Mrs. Hayward, of Lock
port. N. y, were the guests of Prof.
and Mrs. II. Hayward at the Expert
mental Farm, last. week.
| Rev. A. 6. Brc1ks conducted tha
i. services at theS M. -hu' ssh on Sun.
day in the absence of the regular pas
tor. NR
I The new =. & O. railroad bridge
across North Chapel street. in East
Newark, which has been in the course
OF construction all winter, is at last
finished. The new bridge is better not
only in strength and durability, but
also in looks.
On Saturday afternoon there was a
slight wreck on the B. & O. road back
OF the College. A tank car left the
track and buckled on box cal in
front. The wrecking crew was called
and the car was fixed up in short
time. There was but little disarrange-
ment OF the regular schedule
You missed it ii you did not attend
the concert. The New Century Club
crowned themselves with laurcls. The
only request we have heard that you
will do it all over again.
Win6fd Coverdale lost valuable
horse this week from lockjaw.
Miss Emma Campbell, OF near Iron
Hill, is verv sick.
VIM. Payne, OF Powellville, IS spend,
ing the week with Bassett Payne. IL
Newark.
Miss Carrie Chambers is visiting her
parents in Wilmington.
| VIM. II. Taylor, of the Trust Com
pany, has moved into his new home
Green Gables" on Depot road. This
is one OF the new model houses, anC
IS gem. 1t is strictly up to date II
lall modern improvements and built OF
lines with comfort and convenience il
view-yet this has not detracted from
its beatty. For a small home it has
been called The Picture House o
| Newark" Let Newark have more O.
them.
| Yesterday afternoon Officer Frank
Stout of the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Children, swore ou
a warrant before Squire Bolton. Mr.
Bolton and wife were taken to the
County Home while the six children
ranging i'll age from nine months tc
twelve years, were taken to the So,
| ciety'S home