Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-24
NEWARK NEWS NOTES.

Newark, June 24.-Until improvements
| and additions are made to the water sys-
tenn Town Council has requested the
users Of town wnter To be as careful as
| possible ne to the quantity they use.
Bids for the enlargement of the system
will be opened on June 80.
Town Council sat this week as n boerd
OF appeals to hear appeals from the town
assessment, but only three were made.
Elwood Dean, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dean, was taken to the Homnopath thic
Hospital Wilmington, this week to under
go an operation for appendicitis.
John Mayer, who was charged with the
larceny of liquor from the machine
| wrecked on Elkton road and found to
contain about 55 quarts of whisky on June
IL, was dismissed by Magistrate Lovett
| on Monday. because of lack of evidence
Queen Esther Circle of the Methodist
Church will hold lawn party at the home
of Miss Dorothy Hoffecker this evening.
Roger Suddard has accepted position
as Office manager with the Kelso Laundry
Co, Rochester, n. y.
G., A. Mursick of Newark, n. j.. has
been appointed town officer, succeeding
NJ. r.. Apsley, and assumed his duties this
week. The new officer served for IL years
in the Marine Corps and saw service
during the late wBr.
W. Terry Mitchell, son of DR. and Mrs
Samue. G. Mitchell, who is a student AT
Boston Tech, he's accepted position
at the Harlan plant, Wilmington, for the
summer months
Paul T. Arbuckle. who graduated from
Delaware College this year has accepted
position with the Texaco Co, at Marcus
Hook
The Rev. W. X. Foster will fill the
pulpit at the Newark Presbyterian Church
next Sunday morning
DR.. George T. Anderson OF Elkton Ice
tured on What | Saw in the Street ef
the NJ. T.. Church, Tuesday night, under
the auspices of Professor II. J Friant $
Sunday school class.
Owing TO new arrivals OF partially dis
abled soldiers at the Rehabilitation Di-
vision. Linden Hall. the house II now
crowded and efforts are being made 10
secure quarters for the new arrivals IN
Newark
The executive committee If the Board
Of Trustees Of Delaware College will hold
meeting at the Hotel du Pon', Whining
ton. on Saturday morning
DIR Samuel G Mitchell will make the
address to the graduates at the commence
ment exercises of the Dover High School
tonight
Professor George F. Brinton. assistant
professor Of Modern Languages at Della
ware College. and Professor II " Kirk
bride sailed for France yesterday
Thirty-five pupils Of the Newark public
schools have registered in the Demonstrn
tion School, which will be feature Of the
Delaware College Summer School, 10 open
next Monday
Nineteen Young women. moat Of them
from this State, took tho entrance ex-
animation at the Women's College. several
days ago. Five of them are Newark girls
David G. Rose. George Dobson and
Representative William ID. Dean. vestry-
men of ST, Thomas Episcopal Church,
have been appointed special committee
to arrange for the annual Sunday school
picnic.
will be held at Cooch's Bridge next Satur-
dav.
Dean winifred ] Robinson of the
Wumen's College IS attending the annual
y. ". c. A. convention at Eaglemere,
Pa
Miss Wilhelmina Regan, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs George Regan OF Thompson
Station, and Pusey Pemberton Of Newark
will be married today at White Clay
Creek Presbyterian Church BY the Rev.
David A. Reed Mr. Pemberton saw a
wears service in France with the 309th,
Heavy Field Artillery.
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage, last Saturday. by the Rev
Frank Herson, of Miss Edna Nav Wal
raven and Frederick Brown, both of
Newark.