Newark post., 1910-05-11
NEWS
Here and There

Theodore Armstrong. who laid out
tile street Prospect avenue, has sold
al the lots on TINS street and is now
laying out another street just north OF
this 1t is one OF Newark's beautiful
building sites. This section OF New
ark is but little known to most of our
citizens, yet it commands one OF the
prettiest views OF the town.
The Board OF III, alb has been or
ganized The annual sanitary inspec-
| ton will begin soon. 1t is hoped that
| everyone in town Will be active mem
| bers OF this Board oi Health.
! W ouldn't ii be fine thing along with
our other honors and blue ribbons that
it would be said that Newark is the
cleanest town on the Peninsula And
do you know, we can get that honor
with little labor and practically no
| expense.
| In order for Newark to keep abreast
the times it is an auto show next. Mil
lord will hold one ON the last three
4 ;tays: e,i this wees
| d. c. Rose, Chairman oi the Street
Committee, will take away any ashes
you may have free oi charge. He is
| using iIlNiii w SppN chN dIllbSN WI tiiS
streets,
| H. NJ Campbell is having his tennis
courts fixed up on his rear lawn. In a
back yard-town beautiful contest, this
1woud no doubt. win the ribbon.
fhe F., B. & w. is putting in new
platform at the Center. While SO
many good things are coming our
Iway, why not ask for d new depot. The
present building is not at all i'll keep
ing with the town. Also the Railroad
authorities could improve conditions
by grading along the tracks near Main
street, cut the grass and clean up gen
eral.y This station is right in the
center OF the town, but is not kept in
condition i'll keeping with the reputa
tion OF the company. Perhaps il Coun
would cali attention to this condition
that something would be done.
In a stroll down East Newark, min,
people were seen moving lawns anC
trimming along the fence And il
IL as ii some one else had been a
work. ..,.,,....,.. A.,
1t is with peasilts.% We al,mJ,'iee ,,,h nee tna MA
the Western Union Telcgro'p' W - t',,,,ra Wv.
open an Office here in the near -tus,ns :
This is ometh:ng that is badly needed
1t is hoped the company will be able to
l4sulre a central location Mrs. Clara
| { MORRIS bss been appointed as op-
cfator.
Prof {. l.. Shear. of the Depart
ment OF Agriculture, and DIR. Cook ot
the Experiment Station. are down State
TINS week making Investigations rela-
tive to small plant fruit diseases.
At meeting OF Democrats OF WIFI 'te
Clay Creek Hundred. held last week
Edward Cooch was reelected as q
member OF the County Committee.
Miss Beuah Grifiths, who has ioi
sometime been employed as an assist
ant i'll the office OF the Curtis and Bro
paper mills. has resigned to accept a
more lucrative position at Salisbury
Md. Miss Anna Street has been ap.
pointed to fill the vacancy.
Those who have seen Miss Mac.
L.aren give her recitals. down the State
an aye loud i'll their praises of her
work.
Miss Laura Heaveilow and brother
Water, OF Townsend, visited William
Heavellow, on Sunday.
Refusing a husband is the sensa-
tion To be prese.rted by the young folk.
OF st. Thomas. 1t is farce. however
congratulations to those in charge
of the sprinkler
Il The Street Committee is resettina
the curbing on New London avenue.
Much interest is being centered i,
the workings OF the New Council.
Harry Frazier has purchased two
lots OF Theodore Armstrong. on Pros
pect avenue.
The Fire Company will hold a car
nival in the near future.
Mr.. Willard Bradley is suffering Will
neuritis OF the spine
Henry Flumcrielt, oi the America,
Telephone and Telegraph Co. is in thi.
section completing the detail work fol
: The underground telephone system
from New York to Washington. He
has secured permits from most OF tn,
property owners from Wilmington tc
Chestnut Hill. to dig the conduit. 'rh,
lne comes through Newport. Stanton
Ogletown to Chestnut Hill, then t,
Elkton road
Miss MacLaren-"Thc Man iron
Home"
No words can describe her powc,
oi keeping from eighteen to twent,
characters distinct before an audience.
The audience sat spell-bound" I her
all Newark should go and forget IT!
troubles
II Daniel Voorhees, Pike. attorney
the Man from Home--had been Dor,
in Newark he could not have bee,
more interesting than he is. as inter
preted by Miss MacI.arcn