The Jamesburg record., 1897-01-09
Home History.

Master Willie Swenson, of East Mill
stone, n. j., is visiting his brother, Mr..
J. w. Swenson.
Miss Anna Mount, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday at the home OF her brother,
Mr.. D. A Mount.
Miss Nettie Hampton spent New
Years day with her aunt, Mrs. Andrew
Bennett, Of Asbury Park.
Fred B. Zandt, after enjoying his hol-
day vacation, returned to his studies in
Philadelphia on Wednesday.
Mr. Ez .kel Mount spent New Years
day with his brother, j. &. Mount, of
Paterson, n. J. On Sunday he paid
visit to his son in Newark. N. J.
Mr.. c. NJ. Kesner, of Huguenot, S. l.,
was a visitor at Pine Tree Farm on
Thursday.
Mrs. j. L. Wicks, of New Brunswick,
Miss Josephine Doty, of Washington,
D. c., and Miss Parkman, of Elizabeth.
spent part of the past week with Mrs. j.
d. Courier.
IN the report of the claims paid by the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York.
for the week ending Saturday, Dec. 26th,
we note the following :-Thos w. Hill.
Banker, Jamesburg, n. J. Original In
surance. 81 600; Claim paid by the Com
pany, 81 0O3; Premiums paid in Cash,
S368 81; Return over Cost, 1854 10.
The Pineland Incubator Company me t
with great success at the Poultry Show
in Madison Square Garden, New York,
last week. The ten incubators they had
on exhibition were all disposed of, ami
they received orders for six others, one of
which goes to Salt Lake City. Since their
return home they have received an order
Tor several to be shipped to England
The coming week Mr.. G. E. Paxton will
have charge of the exhibit at the Poultry
Show in Washington City, D. c.
The 9th annual meeting of the n. j.
state Board Of Agriculture will be held
at the State House on Wednesday,
'o"ay anu Il iltidy ueAts AL aIeiaCU-
I've program of exercises has been pre-
pared and Gov. Griggs and Hon. John
Wanamaker have been invited to address
The Board, in addition to others WHO will
deliver addresses OF benefit to farmers
ANY OF our farmer friends desiring to at
tehd these meetings can be accomm J.
dated with special rates at most of the
leading hotels in that city.
BY change OF time table on the P. r.
H., gong into operation on Jan. 10th,
Jamesburg will not be materially affect
ed. By the change the "Nellie BLY,"
tfaln resumes her trips for the winter,
between Jersey City and Atlantic City.
Inc train now leaving Hightstown at
o:0O a. M, will leave fifteen minutes ear
her, making that much difference in the
'lihe OF arriving at this station. The lat
'er change, it is understood, is made for
lhe accommodation of the various school
teachers along the route.
"A story which comes from Rhode Hall
seems to outdo King Lear. The old king,
Will be remembered, gave his property
70 MS sons and then, upon going to visit
oach one in turn, he was turned out to
uie OF want and broken heart He WIS
nnally taken in and sheltered by the
'"'VllIul daughter to whom he had given
no'hihg. The Rhode Hall story beats
.naV' Tor the children have not waited
,or the Old sire to give up his means, but
lave beaten and cuffed him so terribly
'nat he has had to seek shelter in corn
'.ack and was finally taken to the home
VI New brunswick friend by the local
oOnstaole. 1t is said complaint is to be
:. l"ue against the inhuman children, and
~ would seem as if they should be Sc
'erely punished.