Newark post., 1910-09-21
NEWS
Here and There


the White Car which carried the State
| Anti tuberculosis exhibit, The direc-
tor expressed his appreciation of the
courtesy which had been shown on
every hand and felt particularly graft
! fed not to have noted any discarded
| literature, although several thousand
leaflets had been given away
Rev. George G. Williams, pastor OF
| Epworth NJ E. Church, Wilmington,
talked on the Post-office corner last
Saturday night in behalf of the anti
| license cause. An interested crowd
| listened to the information with which
his speech was filled
| In the October number OF the Cos
mopolitan Magazine there appears III
a photograph OF the thirtv-three ex-
ecutives OF the T. S. Army, the picture
OF Major Gordon, who is weil-known
here He was commandant at Della
ware College at the outbreak of the
| Spanish American War. He became
| Colonel of the First Delaware Regi-
meut OF Volunteers. After serving on
| the general staff at Washington for
four years, he left a few weeks ago
ior the West, as Inspector General OF
the Department Of the Dakotas.
Ezra K. Maxwell, instructor in Eng
lish at Delaware College last year, is
taking graduate work at Harvard
working toward Masters Degree.
The services at St. Thomas, Episco-
pal Church will be in charge OF Chan
cellor Charles M. Curtis, who is IL
censed lay reader OF the Diocese OF
| Delaware. DR. Phelps is taking his
| MAJ, H. =.
spending the time with Rev and Mrs
r. K. V. Harris, at Red Hook, N. Y
| A part of the pavement on Main
street is being laid. This will be ap-
preciated the next rainy season wher
we will be able to ift Our eyes from
the pavement in front of us without
splashing in water over rubber top.
| THE POST is indebted to Pas
Great Sachem D. c. Rose, who is now
a delegate to the o3rd Great Sun Ses
sion, Great Council of the United
States, OF the Improved Order OF Rec
Men being held at Toledo, Ohio, fol
the receipt of copy of the report o
the proceedings.
The largest peaches we have seer
this year were presented to us by Mrs
Louisa r. Morrison. The fruit wa
gras, u {. her farm one mile north o
Newark. They were OF the Morris
! White" variety and their flavor was al
the appearance had promised.
Mr.. Rankin Armstrong and Mr.
, Charles Waters of Reynolds Post, No
20, are attending the G. A. r. En-
campment at Atlantic City.
The ladies of St. Thomas Episcopa
| { bbrrh cn1lart,,,p 70 t,t 10 h
sold at the sale which is to be he'll
Wilmington. early in October, fol
the benefit of the Babies Hospita
The goods will be packed at the hom
OF Mrs. Harriet Curtis.
The Delaware Churchman, the off
cia organ OF the P. F. Diocese c
Delaware. is to be discontinued TO
lack of support. which is greatly re
GREETED by the people of the diocese
Mr.. Morgan, of the Department {
Chemistry at the College Experimer
Station, spent Sunday with his famil
e | in Sussex county.
h Miss Baker has resumed her wor
/. at the Experiment Station after
: pleasant vacatiou spent at Atlanti
: City
The supper given last Thursda
T evening by the ladies OF the W. {.
d U. was a splendid success. Passer'
t by along the street caught glimpse
n OF tastefully arranged tables, lade
: with good things. This combined wit
S the aroma of coffee. etc, proved a
e excellent advertisement and entice
+ the people inside to do justice to tn
; rcpast. Over $I32 was realized as
}. result OF their efforts.
: Mr.. Herman Eggers, who was a
y sistant chemist at the Delaware Co
lege Experiment Station last year, wi
d leave soon to accept a position with
II firm of paint manufacturers i'll
g Louis, Mo.
9 A meeting OF the Anti-Saloon force
/. Of this section will hold meeting
e the M, Z. Church OF this town on Fr
day evening.
C Arrangements have been made |
j. the M. f. Sunday School Of this tow
l. with the Circulating Department
l. the State Library Commission for II
l. loan Of fifty books This addition
" the library will be on the shelv'
soon.
S A sweet potato weighing 3 poun'
l. 7 pounds is OH exhibition in Powell
d window. This fine specimen w;
grown on the farm OF William Bra
$ ley, near Glasgow.
N The sio at the College Farm
rearly complete. 1t is expected
start filling it some time next wee
d A second crop of hay is being ha
x, vested this week.
h, Ameeting will be held tonight, wh'
permanent organization will be {
e fected.
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