Newark post., 1910-05-25
NEWS
Here and There

Newark lost distinguished mem
Der of the canine family last Monday
when the highly pedigreed little Pom
eranian, "Saucy Baby Bee, owned by
Mrs. +. S. Avis, changed her resi-
dence to New London, Pa, where she
will be under the care of Miss Reba
Storey for the Summer months.
The Board of Health is being Sc
verely criticised for not taking prompt
action on this typhoid question 1t
is thought that if the Board explain
the serious situation facing some sec
tions of the town that the people
themselves would do soothing If NJ
it has been suggested that some RAJ
cal action be taken at once before hot
weather comes on.
Buildings are going up in great
shape The Delaware Hardware Co.
will start soon to build fine ware
house and garage on the lot now be-
ing made vacant on Main street.
Professor Hayward had pleasant
surprise last week when several of his
friends calleu to see him on his birth
day.
On Saturday, the College nine play
ed ball at Easton against the fast
Lafayette team. The score stood d
to I, in favor of Lafayette in the fifth
inning, when the game was called on
account of rain.
Miss Agnes Medil will give a porch
card party this evening. Some TWEEN
guests are expected to be present.
Great preparations have been made
by the Welsh Tract folks for the AS
sociation beginning to-day and lasting
three days. There are several visiting
ministers and members from sister
churches expected.
In these days of Revolution, in these
times that try mems souls, the old
question came up-"Twixt Love and
Duty" A prominent young business
| man faced this situation, and not dis
| cussing the merits of the question on
| which, from lack OF knowledge, we
are neutral-what the hero thought
was Duty won. Love was defeated,
but as History and Romance have
proven, SO we hope this Will end when
Love takes sides with Duty and they
go hand in hand
That there is Something IN signs
and omens; in unlucky days and num-
bers was clearly proven last week.
| In longing to return to the soil with
| its gaieties, it was decided to give a
good, old-fashioned barn dance. The
| maids OF eligible age and those far
and iorty fat. | beg your par
don, met to make the final arrange
ments. Feeling ran high-some OBJ
lprtpI ny tba la
Everybody was talsing-the count was
made. There were twenty-three in
the game. Skidoo-soft pedal---no
| dance
! There is a great surprise in store
Tor Newark the last OF the week
| You'll know it when it comes.
Wesley Davis, who was so seriously
| injured last week by traction engine
running over him. is at the Delaware
! Hospital. 1t was thought for som.
! time that the injuries might prove
fatal, but reports from the hospital
late yesterday afternoon are favorable
Unless some unfortunate complica-
tions arise, Mr.. Davis will likely be
with us again.
Representatives of the A. Jedel Co.
"SIS III toWl ySateludy looklltS over
the ground with vieW to starting up
the plant recently burned. Mr.. Jedel
| said that no definite decision had yet
been reached.
James James, who for the past 20
years has been janitor OF the College
! EXPERIMENT. Station, has resigned
Jimmie" has been a faithful worker
and the station will miss him very
much
Frof. H. Hayward will take his
| class in Animal Husbandry to the fam
GUS Cooper sale OF Jersey cattle, on
Monday next. This sale is to be held
| at Coopersburg, and is noted over the
country Many prominent breeders
| the expected to be present.