Newark post., 1911-07-12
NEWS NOTES HERE AND THERE


in his campaign to prevent tres
passing on the railroads. He was
assured O: their hearty co-opera-
ton npresenting the subject be-
fore the several Sunday Schools.
Elwood Ross Farra has been
appointed by the Superior Court
as probation officer for the Will
mington Juvenile Court.
A number of Newark folk spent
Monday evening at Brandy wine
Springs Park enjoying the dane
ing and other amusements Of the
place.
j. Elwood Wollaston left for.
Washington on Monday to take a
position in connection with the
contract for government work at
Fort Howard recently awarded l..
B. Jacobs.
Lieut.. Eugene Armstrong, U.
S. A., now stationed at Fort Riley,
Kansas, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Armstrong. Lieut..
Armstrong has recently returned
from two years service in the
Philippines.
Miss Ora Sutton, OF Newark,
and Mr.. R. Leroy Hall, of Phila-
delphia, were married in Will
mington, last Thursday, by Rev.
George Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
will reside in Philadelphia in the
near future.
,...e date of the Presbyte, tlr
Sunday school picnic to be hclo
in Lovers Retreat, has bee1
changed from Thursday, July 20
to Wednesday, July 10.
There is prospect for a large
Freshman class at Delaware next
year. .-~
c. E. Taylor, one o., this year
graduates from Delaware College
in Electrical Engineering, has ac
cepted a position with L. B. ia
cobs. Mr.. Taylor will have charg,
of one piece of the govrenmen
work which Mr.. Jacobs has Sc
cured.
| Nelson Meredith Co., contrac
tors from Chambersburg, Pa
have arrived with five carloads 0
equipment with which they Wi
| begin work at once on the ne,
co'.crete bridge to be erected a
koseville. They expect to corn
plete the work within the next
months.
Harry Sneidelman left the New
ark Center Station yesterday
where he has held the position {
clerk, for marlboro, Md, wher
he will take a similar position, "
II. Leager, from Marlboro, tax:
Mr.. Sneidelnlan's place in ii
Newark Office.
Marshallton was saved from
serious blaze by the early discoN
cry Of flames in nthne store (
William Copes. This was cause
by lighted cigar stump whic
snonldered in a box of sawdu
al night, bursting into fame
the early morning. AS there is Il
fire apparatus at Marshallton Il
! discovery was especially fortul
r ate.
, The M. E. Sunday School pi
, mic will be held in Donnell's groN
, on Thursday, August 3rd. TT
: school will meet at the churt
: at $50.
t Thieves entered the home
e Blair Casho on Monday nigh
S The principal loss was in clot
Y ing-some of Mr.. Casiio's wea
D ing apparel which had been pu
chased that day being among Il
+ stolen goods.
0 The DR.. Columbus Henry pro
: erty has been sold to Geors
: Casho, who for many years h
$ lived on the outskirts o. town. M
Casho is about to retire fro
It farming and make his home in Il
e newlypurchased property.
v Frank Elliott, of Kirkwood, h
d bought the Nathan Armstro1
a farm of so acres, north OF t
J. Nonantum paper mills. Mr..
# lott is a brother-in-law OF MI
h A. r. Carlisle.
L. B. Jacobs has just complet
d three concrete buildings tor t
/ Continental Fibre Co., and h
d transferred his plant to the Sta
at Rifle Range, where he has start
wor kon the erection OF an ad
l. tional concrete range. Mr..
st cobs will erect 100 loot me
ve flag pole at this point.
=. The w G.. T. u. will meet