Newark post., 1913-06-18
HERE AND THERE


Deposit, Md, has received call to
the pastorate Of Greenhill, Del.
Presbyterian church.
The Mems Club Of Emmanuel
Church, New Castle, is raising
fund for the erection Of a new
building for the Sunday School.
Bishop Kinsman OH Sunday even
ing confirmed a class Of young peo-
ls9le in the church, the fourth IN SIX
months. ..
Ladies Of Head Of Christiana
Presbyterian church cleared $4O.G0
from their recent festival.
Samuel Mcdonald Of Wiiliam5-
port Pa. has purchased the John
p. Wilson 230-acre peach farm III
St. Jones Neck, r>2c Dover, for
$222 900.
Mrs. Nary 2. Armstrong, who
fer rmy years sold pies and cakes
in Nm@ Street market, Whining
ton. WIS found dead, s.@trd il a
cn..r al her bona oa fhut#i"V
might.
narnr'& Chautauma week closed
on Thursday night. 1t was an
f.oa...1 that the sale OF TOO tickets
ua.r y for an0lbcr week next year
hat na@n guaranteed.
E.. county levy Court Is about
ia l.ow &20,03) for roads In
rro..#"f.
I'll. s.'a oc morao,;as gathered
in 7r-..1.s wood and aT.nns Is prov
in.r nua&.h., 10 boys n Now Cas-
tie.
Ea+ a,r1 Sussex fDna13 are re-
ron. .l 10 hnvn this year the largest
acrrann Of sweet potatoes That they
have ever planted.
hl~~and.r I. Dwumoud. faith
or Of William NrUmmond Of New
ark. died last "Wednesday after un-
dcrgoing m operation at Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, aged
G4 years. His funeral was held on
Saturday with intermcut in Cherry
Hill NJ. r. Cemetery.
John r. Bedwell died on June 6
of consumption, at the home of his
father, Jesse Bedwell, near Apple
ton, aged 2 7years. lnterment was
made in Elkton Cemetery.
Mr.. Joseph w. Zebley of Apple
ton and Miss Annie M. Benjamin
of Twin Oaks, Pa, were married
at St. John s Rectory, Wilmington,
last Tuesday by Rev. George e.
Hall.
A festival will be held this (Wed
nesday) evening on its grounds by
the Appleton baseball team. Every
one is invited to attend.
Farmers of lower Cecil are plow-
ing burrows around their fields to
check the march Of the army worm.
Rock Church, Fair Hill, congre-
cation will hold rose festival on
Friday evening with music by the
UtOpian Band. Ice cream, cake
and candy will be on sale. Every
I body is invited to attenG.
Dc&rondaut over money losses.
gT,aac Alo<audor, n years Of age,
Il a well known farmer Of the Wood
8lav1l section. near Port Deposit,
list Wras4av night shot himself in
8the h.2d at his homa aud is report
#ed 10 bn in Il critical condition.
j Enhsou 3 nnar ~ovioe picture r"-
eart the Edison &am1aor Garden,
j caIvas enclosed. on North street,
Z opou,d on &ntur1a" with a large
Z bat mostly free Attendance.
Firamcn Of Chesapeake City
! c!cart| &&237 from strawberry
fy@tir9a.
EMton'a Chautauqua closed on
Saturday evening. The Guarantora
Of the sale of tickets we're compel
led 10 meet a small deficiency but
twenty others have joined thom for
next years program, the giving OF
which is assured.
Noah Cleavcr. colorod, was
caught in cog wheels Of machine
in Golding & Sons potters' sup
plies plant on Christiana avenue,
Wilmington, one day last week, and
fatally mangled. He was repairing
the machinery which had stopped
and notified the engineer, William
Pennington, to start it again, but IN
some way was caught in the wheels.
Stanley Markowski of Harrison
and Beach streets, Wilmington,
failing to open a box which his son
had found in a quarry, struck it
with hatchet at his home on Fri