Evening journal., 1912-12-27
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NEWARK HOME
Town Folk Entertain Many
Visitors Over the
Holidays

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Dec. 27.-The home OF
Abe Mote on Elkton Road opposite
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
station was broken Into one night
early this week. A door TO the cel-
lar IN the rear OF the house was
forced open and a large quantity of
preserves and pickles stolen.
Because OF an increase Of the cap
ital stock and surplus of the Newark
Trust and Safe Deposit Company
notice has been received from the
Postoflice Department that after jan
uary l. the Trust Company Will be
entitled to receive on deposit As per
cent, of the postal savings taken IN
at the Newark Postonlce,
George G, Kerr, formerly president
of the board OF trustees of the New
Castle County Workhouse and one Of
the original trustees of that inatltu-
ton. will celebrate HIS 18th birthday
anniversary on January J.
The Christmas entertainment OF
St Thomas Episcopal Church Sun
day school. will be held In the parish
house tonight
There was considerable disap-
pointment among owners OF fast
horses In this vicinity yesterday be-
cause the weather moderated to such
an extent as to melt the snow on the
Newark speedway Many of the
horsemen we're looking forward to
some brushes on the snowpath, for
which Newark Is famous.
On account Of his string OF horses
being increased 10 Is Herman r.
Tyson, has removed them to the
Huber Driving Park stables, for the
winter For several years he has
lbeen stabling his winter string in
town
Numerous calls are being made on
fmembers Of the faculty OF Delaware
! College for the presenting Of papers
at numerous conventions this winter.
professor T.. Nancourt Vaughn, head
.of the new department of history,
left yesterday for Boston, where the
.session of the American Historical
Association is being held.
Professors w. Owen Sypherd
FGeorge E Dutton and 70. Laurence
Smith, are attending the Modern Lam
bguage association meeting at the
University of Pennsylvania this week
For the purpose OF consulting with
w. J. Spillman, of the Office Of for
eign management. in regard to start
ing farm management investigation
in this State, the first Of the year
Carl Christopher. instruotor-in AMI
NAL Husbandry, at the College ok
lperminet Station went to Washington
today
Plant Pathologist T. f. Manns, Of
the Experiment Station will attend
the annual session in Cleveland next
II. 1.
logical Society and viii present pap
ers prepared by himself and Assist
ant Plant Pathologist j. J. Tauben-
haus
Miss Ida NJ Hood. of Bryn Mawr
College and Miss Hood. of Nashville
Tenn, are spending the holidays
with Professor and Mrs. Charles l.
Penny Homer billey and famil,
and Miss Edna Lilley. of Camden. y
.} are spending the holidays will
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.
1illev.- Mrs r NJ Roberts. Is enter
tanning Miss Hester Kent an in
structor I'm art at Pratt Institute
~ Y.-Mrs W. c. Pelton. Is visiting
her parents i'm Erie. Pa-Mrs. Har
riett Curtis. is entertaining Mrs
Annie Cooch Mrs. Robert Wolf ant
son. of Berlin. n. H.. Helen Cooch
Of IVY Station. Va. and Miss Elsie
Cooch. Of Philadelphia Mr. ant
Mrs. r. T Grier. of West Chester an,
Mrs. X. S. Landreth. of Philadelphia
have been the guests Of Mrs Rebecc,
Wilson.--Mr. and Mrs c. c. Melon
aid. Of Red Hook. n. ". are VISITING
Mr.. McDonald's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
William McDonald.-Dr Franklin
Pedrick, of New York. is visiting Mr
and Mrs II. r. Yinsinger-M A
n. Raub. is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
G. c. Henry, of Brooklyn. ~ Y. MI
and Mrs. Edward Raub of Bostoi
and Albert H. Raub of Philadelphia
SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMEN-