Newark post., 1910-09-07
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Bulletins on the making Of concrete |
posts are being sent out by the De-
partment of Agriculture. If you are
interested and have not seen one, write
the Department at Washington for
Bulletin No. 4o3 1t has some very |
good information
The engagement has been announc- |
ed of Mr.. Ad Thomas, of Newark, |
and Miss c. Marie Byers, of Chesa- |
peake City, Nd Miss Byers is the |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William S |
Byers. Mr.. Byers is corporation at |
torney for a large firm at Greensburg, |
Pa
The Democratic primaries passed
off very quietly on Saturday The
main interest was centered in the
contest between the two candidates
for Representative Andrew Fisher
was elected by good majority
The exhibition by duPonts on the
Huber farm, on Thursday morning,
promises to be of interest to farmers
A demonstration of blowing out
stumps will be given.
One fthe attractions at the Col
! lege Farm at present is litter OF
black and tan pigs.
| With the coming OF September the
| regular services will begin in all OF
| the churches. In the nj. f. Church
the Sunday School will begin at 10 and
| the regular preaching service at IL
O'Clock. Owing to the absence of the
pastor complete program cannot be
given.
Malcolm Frazer and Richard Cuff
left to-day for Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Thousand Isles. They will also visit
the Toronto Fair.
The College Farm made its annual
distribution of pure bred Berkshire
Digs among the farmers of the State
to-day. Some most excellent sales of
Berkshires were made at the reccnt
County Fair.
| Johnnie McKeown the popular milk
man and thoroughly up-to-date farmer
has recently had two Hayes Double
| Cylinder pumps installed. JOHNNIE is
quick to acquire anything of labor.
saving nature.
James Webb is convalescing at his
home from long and serious illness
/ James Longfellow has growing in
his garden sunfiower which is thir-
teen feet high and has twenty-six
BLOSSOMS on it,
ii keergs progressive business men, are
ever on the alert to fortfy their in
terests and property against the des-
tructlve elements. Mr. Irwin Dayett
wishing better fire protection. had a
Hayes Double Cylinder pump placed
in his fore-bay. 1t is made especially
large for such purpose and throws &
; tremendous stream. He has provided
sufficient hose to reach any part of his
large Touring mill and could put ou
a pretty bad fire.
Rev. G. K. Anderson is spending
the latter part of his vacation at the
Delaware Water Gap. He will oc
cupy his pulpit on Sunday next
Miss Edna Lilley has returned te
her work as teacher in the publ,
schools of Da-ty, Pa.
Miss Sweetman, of Townsend, Del.
is in charge of the Old Welsh Trac
A. School,
t The Knights of Golden Eagle will
) attend Newark M. Z. Church on th'
morning OF September nth.
: College will open on Thursday, Sep
: tember 18th. The 18th and I4th will
T be devoted to examinations.
White Clay Greek School opened it
) seasons work last Monday with al
e enrolment Of 2S, under the direction
D OF Miss Frances Mediil
Mrs. George Duling has recovere
e from the injuries sustained by her fa'
+ several weeks ago, sufficiently to wea
n shoe.
Former State Detective J. F. Rat
ledge was Pencader Hundred visi
tor over Sunday
The College Farm exhibit at tn
: County Fair was favoraby receive
o and attracted considerable attention
h not only among the farmers of tn
!. county but the city people as we'll
vi The ladies of the w. c. T. L. wi
i hold supper in the banquet hall c
Il the Newark Opera House, ThursdlS
" Septembet 18th.
+ The weather interfered with tn
d plans for Cooch's Bridge celebra
/ ton last Saturday. The proetar
s which had been previously arrange
# was postponed.
e The College Farm is erecting hol
e low terra Gotta tile sio with capa
# I city of 100 tons. While this type c
@ silO is quite common in the centra
e West, this is the frs: one of its kin
s in the State.
e There will be public meeting c
the Republican voters Of Pencader, a
Glasgow, ON next Friday night Th
Committee extends an invitation t
all who are interested in the success
n OF the party at the next election.
IL The Republicans of White Cla
&c will hold their primaries at the usu;
e polling places. Those of Pencadc
e will be held at Glasgow the same a