Evening journal., 1912-12-05
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ON ARCHIVES
COMMISSION
Newark Editor Gets Position
Vacated by Mr..
Rodney
COMMITTEE AFTER
IMPORTATION ON SEWERS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Dec. 5-Former Repre-
sentative Everett G. Johnson. of PEN
cader hundred. editor of the Newark
Post has been appointed by Cover
nor Pennewill, a member of the Pub
Tic Archives Commission Mr. john
son. was notified of his appointment
yesterday He succeeds Richard S.
Rodney of New Castle. resigned This
commission was created under am
act of the last Legislature and is now
engaged in sorting out and having
bound old public records that are in
the State House az Dover.
Mayor Joseph ii Hossinger. has ap-
pointed a committee of five to secure
Information on the sewage question
and report to a public meeting of the
citizens of the town to be held in the
near future. This is the first move
towards the drafting Of a bill for "a
sewer system in Newark, TO be pre-
lsented TO the coming General Assem-
lbly. The committee consists of DR..
III. q. M. Kollock, General Theodore
p Armstrong, Professor c. l.. Penny.
-. T. Richards and John Plling.
At a meeting of Cooch's Bridge
lChaptor Daughters OF the American
Revolution, held at the home OF Miss
Eleanor 70. Todd, regent of the chap
ter, considerable business was trans
acted. Mrs. Harry Hayward. was
lolected regents alternate to the State
D. A. r. Congress to be held in VIII
mingion on February 90
Mrs. Mary p. Donnell. state chair
man of welfare work, told of the
work for children. Mrs. DonnelI.
also reported having forwarded to
l&e Washington Post, the protest OF
the chapter against the utteranccs of
Bleoker Van Wagenen, who advocated
polygamy as a means OF health Ia
the nation, before the International
lHygienic Congress, held in Washing
ton.
Miss Todd, regent, read sketch Of
Monticello, the home of Thomas JEFF
ferson and all the members signed
the petition urging Congress to ac-
lQuire this historic property Mrs
Elizabeth Craig Whittier. visitor
spoke of the work OF her chapter in
Maine.
Mrs. Bridget ODonnen, widow Of
John D'Donnoll. aged 20 years, died
on Tuesday In her home on Della
ware avenue. She Is survived by two
daughters. Misses Mary and Margaret
IO'Donnoll. The funeral will talk,
place ON Saturday morning with re
QUEEN high mass, at st. Johns
Church
The women OF the guild OF 81
Thomas, Episcopal Church. viii hol'
o bazaar i'm the parish house this az
,tcrnoon and evening
~ the meetings OF the Newar
Now Century Club this week, Mrs
Butler. of Wilmington, read pape
her Memoirs of Seville" Mrs. Car
Christopher sang several songs in
cludine "poppies." "Barcarolle" an,
Love You Truly" Miss Nellie
Wilson gave several selections oil
ltho piano Eight names were adde
10 the membership.
Professor Clarence A. Short. tool
ifhc members of the Senior Class q
Delaware College, In Civil Engineer
ing to Baltimore yesterday to inspec
the sewage system OF that city
ar. and Mrs. Charles Blandy. for
merly of Newark were visitors her
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Bland,
now live In East Orange, N. T.. AMI
they stopped OFF here on their wa
" DiAnnINiAn 10 NAnAl lUNlI SOIL MILO
Fhipman Purnell Blandy.
Lieutenant Eugene v. Armstrong
pf the 18th II S. Cavalry stationed a
III Paso Texas. who Is a graduate q
Delaware College, is visiting his par
rnts at Cooch's Bridge Lieutenar
Arstrong, was recently detailed {
West Point as instructor I'm Englis
and history and will leave today TO
lis new post
Professor Arthur e. Grantham. wi
act as judge at the corn show to b
held by Rose Hill Grange tonight
c. p. Bedford, foreman of the New
ark Post is IN at his home in Wi
mineton.
Victor G.. Willis Ernest Fraze
Thos. r. Claringbold and AID Thoms
JET this afternoon FOR ducking Fri
on the North East river.