Newark post., 1913-05-28
HERE AND THERE

Z SkNillrI' '"C"t,N '""S'" :
boan sold by f. II. Beck, agent
lsS l&sS9I;Idhtown. to !. Writ Willis of
y, Wilmington. for $4,000.
3 Kirk Brown of Elkton, has
.,.J Il for tie owners. c, B: Mont
% somrry atJ William Richardson,
tEo % %1GI.arl, farm in upper Elk
y.cE ,:,y fronting on Elk River, form
.,J ,rIy owned by the late DR.. II. II.
Tr;trhrII to Harvey b. Stewart of
Philadelphia. for $1,000.
! rhp po>t office at Fair Hill will
\, discontinued. Patrons will be
sorypd Uy bv the Star Route mail
'tacp running between Elkton and
| T|SWisyilIc and will set up mail
hovps along the route, most Of them
,iying convenient thereto.
The funeral of George w. Hut
.or a wrll-known farmer residing
"n % tbp Frcnchtown pike, between
FIkton and Glasgow, was held on
Wednesday, with interment IN Elk
,on Cemetery. He died on the pre-
vious Sunday after prolonged i'll.
nass At his home where he lived all
his life, aged 81 years. His wife, d
son Frank. and three daughters,
Mics Alice Hinton, Mrs. BENJAMIN
RnttprWorth of Newark, and Mrs.
Charles j. Bryson, residing near
that town, survive him.
Subscriptions toward the pur-
chase of an auto truck for Singerly
Fire Company of Elkton, up to
Friday last totalled $412.2O.
The wedding of Miss Mary a.
Andrew daughter of State Sena-
tor Charles A. Andrew, Of Berke
ley, Hartford county, and DIR. Da-
MEL Bratton. a popular young den
fist of EIkton, is set for noon today
Wednesday, in Harmony Presby-
tprian church, near Darlington,
Maryland.
Junv2-7 will be "Clean Up
Week" in EIkton preparatory to
the opening of the Chautauqua on
June =.
William r. Warburton Of Elk
ton. will, it is reported, seek the
nominations for State Senator from
Cecil county at tn" coming Repub.
.ican primaries. He was a member
Of the last House Of DeI"gateS and
Republican floor leader.
Memorial Day will be generally
observed in Cecil county, and spec
ial exercises will be held by Gar
field Post. G. A. R.. of Rising Sun.
at RoSpbank Cemetery, Calvert.
Grant Post at Cherry Hill. Rev. c.
L. McNichol will give the principal
address at the former and Rev. 7.
A. II. O Brien of Port Deposit, at
the latter gathering. Business men
Of Elktom will close their places of
business at noon.
Hill School Of Pottstown, Pa,
and Tome School Of Port Deposit,
lined up on the formers diamond
on Saturday and Tome lost by
score Of ) to 0.
Delaware City Council has refus-
'd all appeals from the recent town
Towns III lower Delaware have
arranged for fitting observance OF
Memorial Day.
The Delaware Automobile Asso-
cation. owning TO last week S
heavy rains, postponed the aver
age time run to Dover and return
until Saturday, May 81.
Georgetown authorities have de-
:idcd upon rigid observance of
1UndaE regulations, and stores or
all kinds will be closed.
New Castle Grange, p. Of H., has
admitted Is new members and now
has d total Of 66.
Agrueral inspection of fire es-
'apcs ON factory buildings and pub
lie schools in Wilmington is to be
made at the instance Of the Con-
SmncIa League Of that city.
Clayton S new State Bank was
opened for business on May 20.
New Castle $ new dancing paVjI-
Ion in Battery Park will be dedi-
Gated tomorrow (Mem0rial Day.
Sussex canneries are now at
work on the English pea pack.
The permit has been granted for
IN Inc erection Of the new DUPONT
Theatre in Wilmington at a cost Of
$4,000.
Pigs are dying in the George
Town section from an unknown dis
ease.
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