Newark post., 1911-04-26
NEWS NOTES HERE AND THERE

The program for the Miss MacLaren
entertainment was the work OF the
" h ttingham Press. AS usual with lie
products OF that art shop, they showed
a master touch. This last work con-
firms our suspicion of the motro-'A
little better than the last" This may
no be The exact wording o. their s!o-
gan. but it is the result 1t is an artis-
tic piece OF work and worthy OF praise
from master of the Printers Art,
which we are not--but should like to
be.
ID Lee Rose will move in the near fu-
ture to one OF the new houses, Park
Piace.
Middletown has organized rousing
Board of Trade and is after new in
dustries.
Mrs. William Watson, in the Uni
versiry Hospita, Baltimore, is I'M
proving fren "a slight operation on
the nose. She expects to be home in
a weeks time.
A party in honor OF R. Y. Morris
was given last Monday evening at the
home of Miss Jennie Gregson
The friends OF Miss Eleanor T. Arm
strong gave her kitchen shower last
Saturday night Miss Armstrong is to
| be married next Saturday.
The New Castle County Fair Asso,
cation has selected Joseph Davidson,
| OF Wilmington, Joseph H. Hossinger,
OF Newark. and John Peoples, OF Mar
| shalton. as the committee TO Judge
| horses at the county lair this year.
| The premium list will be published ID
about May 9th.
| The assessors have announced dog
| population TO-. this county which
reaches the 1000 mark There are
1888 CANNES in rural New Castle out
side OF Wilmington, New Castle and
| Newark, where they are registered by
city and town authorities. The num-
Der OF dogs for Newark is placed at
$50.
Harry Hene!, an employee OF the
Vulcanized Fibre Company, has sold
his property in Wilmington and pur-
chased building lots from Elwood Nc
kee. east of town. Mr.. Heinel i
about to commence the erection OF {
home.
The Building Committee OF the New
Century Club realized about ninety dol
lars rom the entertainment given II
the Opera House last Thursday night
Ed Green, co.ored, resident of lroI
Hill, is building new barn to replac,
i,e one recently burned. Several arr
making collections for the purpose o
helping him cover the loss.
Sherman Corkran, formerly sccon
lieutenant OF Company E, has bee
elected first lieutenant of Company T
Wilmington.
Grand Chancellor c. A. Short pal
an official visit to the Knights OF Ply
, thas Lodge at Laurel on Friday nigh
A home talent entertainment
e scheduled for Lewisvi.le Hall. Thurs
day evening, April 27th. The proceed
are for Rock Presbyterian Church.
t Professor and Mrs. Sturgis are visit
= ing points OF interest in Virginia. The
will return the latter part of the wee
< and go their newly furnished HON
4 on West Main street.
: John J. Hayes, OF Central Churcl
Wilmington, and Edgar Fountain
: Snow Hill. Md. are the e.ders appoin
n ed to represent the Presbvtery of Ne
S Castle, in the General Assembly to
i held at Atlantic City, N. J., next sun
: mer.
Cards have been received from M
o and Mrs. Louis Thomas, mailed
Il Delaawre Water Gap, Pa. They w
|, visit points of interest including Nj
5 CARA Fahs, before their return
: Philadelphia, where they will reside.
p The dancing class will be held {
It Thursday which will be the regu'
5. night from now until the close OF II
/, season.
J. Professor Tiffany and bride we
given rousing serenade last Tue
e day evening.
S, Water II. Armstrong, of Fair Hi
j. Md, is making improvements TO h
residence.
n W. ]. Haines. OF Elkton, who recer
n ly purchased the James Casho far
near Barksda,e. is erecting buildin
lie fer extensive and up 10 date poult
If farming.
IS Mr.. Griffin is engaged in erecting
e stable at the rear Of the Rose Bung
y low, opposite Red Mems Home.
e. P. E. Richter's new home at Ruth
d is nearing completion.
o B. p Federine visited his home ne
l. Washington last week.
- The biweekly dances at Willard
g Hall, Kemblesvil,e. have resumed
Is ter the Lenten season. The next o
n will be Friday evening Music is fl
er nished by Webster's Orchestra of 0