Newark post., 1910-10-26

fectly matured raspberries of delicious
flavor this week. The fruit represents
the second crop of this season grown
by Robert Potts i'll his garden at the
East End
Do not miss the opportunity of hear
ing Ex-Governor Robert B. Glenn, OF
North Carolina, in the Methodist
Church next Sunday night Governor
Gem is an eloquent man. All voters
should be anxious to hear him handle
the local option subject.
Mrs. Mary f. Brown entertained
the Misses Lafferty and Miss Eliza
beth Lynch at a farewell dinner at the
Deer Park Hotel on Monday even
ing.
The delegates representing the Chris
tian Endeavor Society of the Presby-
terian Church will read their report of
the convention at the regular Endea-
vor meeting next Sunday night
A number Of our townspeople en-
joyed the play paid in Full at the
Avenue Theatre, Wilmington, last Sat
urday
The Misses Lafferty entertained
Mrs. Walter Fl. Steele on Wednesday
last
The Bachelor Girls Club was en-
te.tained by Miss Agnes Medill, on
Monday night, the evening proving
their reputation for having good times
warranted one.
All those who were suffering from
diphtheria seem to be enjoying health
again. No new cases have been re-
ported and it is hoped all trouble from
that cause is over.
A. l.. Stiltz has opened his new store
next TO G. Fader's, Main street. Every
thing is SO bright and attractive as to
sIggest successful business.
The shirt factory proposition seems
to be at a standstil Mr. Diggs left
it at the hands of the townspeople-if
he could get the help he was anxious
to consider locating in this place No
response has been made to the adver-
tisement for girls, SO it looks as
though the industry will be lost to
Newark.
Revs w. G. Rowan, Phi. d., OF New
ark Presbyterian Church, ]. w. Low
den, of White Clay. and Joel S. Gil
filan, DID,, the Presbyterial Evange-
list, attended the meeting OF Baltimore
Synod, held in Brown Memorial
Church, Baltimore, yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Lafferty and family
will close their country home Maple
hurst and return tor their town resi-;
dence in West Philadelphia the latter
part OF this week.
Mrs. Leonora Lake. of St. Louis,
who was to have worked during the
latter part of New Castles temperance
campaign and was also scheduled as a
speaker at the w. c. T. U. conven-
ton in November, will be unable to do
as was expected, owing to the illness
of her son, who is slowly dying OF
tuberculosis.
Squire Lovett announces that he is
in touch with our town officer at all
hours. Any needed help can be quick
ly secured by calling his residence
over the phone at night, or his Office
during the day.
A box social will be held at Welsh
Tract School on Thursd~.. night, No
vember 10. The public is cordially in
vited Proceeds for the benefit of the
school,
The Baltimore American this morn.
ing compliments Dr. Gilfllan on this
address, "The Mission If the Country
Church. before the Presbyterian Sy-
nod. now in session at Brown Memoir
ial Church i'll Baltimore. "What we
need are ministers who understand the
country people and who do not look
to the tall steepes of city churches be-
meath which their eloquence may be
heard. The country people get more
out of one sermon than the city peo-
pie get out of two. because they are a
responsive people"
The annual banquet of Goldey Col
lege Alumni Association will be held
at the Clayton House, Wilmington,
tonight