Newark post., 1911-04-26

examinations tor those VINO WISH W
qualify for teaching in New Castle
county will be held on next Saturday
in No. l School, Wilmington Several
Newark girls will be applicants for
certificates.
The Levy Court at its meeting lues.
day morning accepted the paper mill
road built in White Cay Creek Hun
dred By the Horrigan Construction
ca. 1t is short, being less than mile
from the town limits to the paper
mil bridge.
An unknown negro was fatally crush
ed unde rrhe wheels OF trolley car,
near Stanton, about II O'Clock last
Saturday night. The man was taken
from under the car alive and rushed to
the Delaware Hospital, where he died
short time after being admitted.
Spring has come for sure. The Aho7
key pokey man is here ,1 ''>'''
The work OF repairing on the Col
,ege Farm began this week. Mr.. Grit
fin is busy drawing plans ior the new
terant house.
Miss Mary Frisbee Moss, OF Iro:
Hill, and Mr.. r. r. Edward Davis
were married today. After may 10th
they will be at home at Iron Hill,
Md
The Sigma MI boys have compler-
ed tennis court just back OF their
| frat home.
The lawn mowers are again on duty
and the air is filled with the freshness
of newly cut grass.
l.. Irving Handy spoke before the
Jefferson Club OF Staten Island, New
| York. Tuesday evening. The occasion
was a Jeffersonian Day celebration.
Many persons are planning to see
the Ringing Bros Circus in Whining
ton, on May 5th
The High School base ball team wa
unable to play the Cecil County Hlgl
| School. Elkton, last Wednesday, OF
account OF the rain.
In the spring womans fancy
| Lightly turns to thoughts of-house
cleaning
Of the county have arranged an Out
ing for the latter part OF Nav. The.
will start from Brandywine Spring
Park. The entire walk vii be plan
ned by Superintendent Spald.
Owing to msinformation we men
toned only three names from the stud
ent body of Delaware who will spea
on Commencement day. There shoul
have been four, the omitted name be
ing c. T. McChesney, who will repre-
sent the Mechanical and Electrical de
partment.
Mrs. A. F. Fader entertained a mum
Der OF friends last Friday evening
The board OF managers OF the Re
Mems Fraternal Home met in Wi
mington, last Monday night. d.
attending.
Residents OF The Prospect avenl
section have been annoyed by intruo
ers pu ing the flowers in their yard.
The home of Harvey Hoffecker. Ea
Man street, is quarantined, a daugl
ter being suffering with diphtheria
Six e!ms, six Norway naples and 81
tulip poplars have been purchased al
; are being set out nthe college can
puS.
George Brooks, fire company el
:. thusiast, has made tour OF the tow
, and located all the fire p.ugs, and
having blue print made. This w
give some useful information to mer
! bers OF the company.
: Virgil Gray, near Ogletown, wi
raised the banner crop of potatoes la
year, digging $500 bushels i'll the IA
finished digging last week. He W
!, unable to get the whole crop harves
. ed before winter set III. He took
several bushels of salabe potatoes la
week and planted peas in the iutrow
Rev. H. B. Phelps is on the sick H.
having been threatened with pae
monla.
No indictment was found by t
a Grand jury against William Chubt
Il of Newark, who was charged with u
g ing cancelled stamps.
: J. II. Herbener is visiting friends
l. Elkridge, Md. He will return with
y week.
l. Professor Elisha Conover from B,
y Hen Camp IoI I7o, OF the local order
ii Modern Woodmeu OF America, h
,r been elected delegate to the Sta
is Camp to be held in Middletown, M
g. Louis Cam was elected alterna
e. The camp at Middletown will elect
delegate to the Head Camp at Buffa
June Goth, 1911. The Modern Woo
men is the third largest secret ORD
$. in the world and all the more striki
IS is this fact when we realize that
st membership is confined to this cont
a enr, while the membership of the otl