Evening journal., 1911-07-08
STRICKEN AFTER
EATING MELONS.
Newark Boy Also Puts Bullet
In His Leg by Accident.
MANY VISITORS In
COLLEGE TOWN


NEWARK, July S.-Mrs. William T.
Colmery, Miss Mary Colmery, Miss
Laura Colmery, Charles Colmery were
made i'll by eating watermelon. Dr.
Steele attended the patients.
Edgar Stiltz, youngest son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Albert c. Stiltz. shot him
self while handling a 22-calibre re-
volver. The ball entered one Of his
legs above the knee
William d. Chillas. farmer living
short distance north Of town. met
with painful accident while at
Tweed's Mill. He was standing in the
door. when he fell, striking con-
crete wall breaking his nose and re-
ceiving an ugly scalp wound.
Ernest Frazer and D. G. Rose have
purchased new automobiles.
The school assessment has been
I completed and is at the store of J. W.
Parrish where 1t can be inspected. Few
! changes have been made, with the ex-
ception that automobiles have been
put under the head of personal prop
erty.
Robert Montgomery. left fielder Of
the Newark baseball team cut his
RIGHT hand badly He will be out of
tho game for some time.
i The Sunday school of the NJ. p.
Church will picnic in S. NJ Donnells
Grove, near town, on Thursday, Au-
gust s.
The Misses Catherine Clark. Louise
I Lea, Kathryn Clark, Mary Curtis and
II Messrs Julian Clark and Louis Cur
tis spent the week along the Chris
tians Greek in tents.
Mrs Crockett aged about IS years
2 one-tine resident Of this town, died
at her home in Bridgeport, Conn, on
Tuesday The remains were brought
{ here yesterday and inferred at Head
{ of Christiana Cemetery.
Y Town merchants viii start on Mon
! day the o'clock closing Of theil
o. places of business.
q Mrs Columbus Henry has sold hei
] property on Main street to Georg'
{ Casho, farmer, living near town. 1
e is likely that Mr.. Casho will mov'
- into the new home in the fall.
y Mrs. Sarah 7. Ennis former resi-
{ dent of this town. died at the home o
o her daughter Mrs. Harry Dougherty
Of Philadelphia on Tuesday. Th'
= body was brought here and interret
= in Newark Cemetery.
i Personal-The Rev Hubert Gray
of Wilmington visited his parents MI
= and Mrs. Samuel Gray this week
f Miss Florence Butler left Thursda.
a to attend the meeting of the Christian
n Endeavor Society which meets in AT
lantic City this week Miss Butler rep
..f fha M
r p. Church. here-Miss Cornelia Van
Covering, of South Norwalk, Conn,
visiting Mrs. Adrian VanOveren-
Prof Charles A. McLane, the Dels
4 ware College Experimental Farm,
+ spending the month in Michigan
l. Professor w. owen Sypherd is in d.
3 ver-Miss Catherine McArdle visite
It friends here this Week.-Mrs. Fanni
Ie Shapleigh is with Boston friends
a Mrs. Ruth Fisher has gone to We
v Chester-Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'
= borne, Of Philadelphia. will spend th
" summer at Oaklands-Alrs. Rut
Il Rhodes in entertaining Miss Eliz;
beth Smith and Mrs Randolph an
son. Of Baltimore-Dr. and Mrs. II. 7
", York. Of Johns Hopkins Universit
Baltimore, were entertained by ID
IN and Mrs. NJ II. Cook-Dr. and Mrs. 4
ID Lu Porter, Miss Dorothy Porter, an
70 Mrs. Fred Clark returned this wee
iy after an extended trip to the Grei
Of Lakcs-A. r. Foreman. of Baltimor
70 and Mrs. Manly Miller and Frank Ga
n lagher, Of Plainfield. ~ j., were II
c. guests Of Mr. and Mrs. John r. Chal
II man this Week.-Mrs. Ida Banner,
re Philadelphia, is the guest of Mrs. IA
xt ward Herbener-Miss Elizabeth Clal
o. daughter of Mrs. Delaware Clark, h;
Of closed her Office in Philadelphia al
n will spend the month here-Tf
Se Misses Susie and Dorothy Eubank
ut daughters of Elder ]. G. Eubanks, lie
w yesterday for Kansas, where they wi
spend several months with their 81
, ter, Miss Georgianna Pyle-Mrs. Ca
per Becker and children, of Philade
al phia. are visiting Mrs. William
he Barton.