The Jamesburg record., 1900-07-28

spent Sunday with his relatives in James,
burg.
Mrs. r. Lewis, Jr., has been spending
week with relatives in Trenton.
Miss Grace Dixon, Of Newark, is
spending few weeks at the home of Mr..
]. M. Perrine.
Mr.. Clifford Shultz, Of Mouclair, N. J..
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Hannah
Shultz.
| Misses Fannie and Stelle Rogers, Of
DeIanco, N. j., are visiting at the home
of Mrs. B. s. Rogers.
Mr.. Allen e. Sham and wife, of King
ston, N. J. spentSunday with their uncle.
Mr.. l.. d. Bayles.
Mrs. L. D. Bayles, is confined to her
room, with marlarial fever. DR.. Suydam
is attending her.
This Sunday Presiding Elder Jos. L.
Roe will preach in the M. e. Church at
TO- 80 a. M. and Rev. e. HI. Otto at 745
p. M.
Rev. G. w. Clark, D. D., Hig htstown,
will preach this Sunday at p. M. at the
German Baptist Church, in the English
language.
Mr.. Gather Hall, of New York, N. J..
has moved into the McNamce house on
Willow st. He is employed in the
Shirt Factory.
Mrs. Reid Van Dyke. mother-in-law OF
Postmaster Jaques, has left Jamesburg
and will occupy part of the house on her
farm near Dayton.
Tie Junior Epworth League of the
M. E. Church made S35 by their lawn
party and the amount has been given
toward the debt of the church.
Mr.. Chas. Soden ard family have re-
turned TO Jamesburg to live and are
occupying house on Institute Road
They have been living in Freehold.
Ex-Judge H. H. Brown, of Brown
town, and DR.. J. L. Suydam. OF James
burg, have been re.appointed members OF
the Middlesex County Board OF Elections.
by Gov. VOORHEES,.
We had heavy rain on "Wednesday
night and part Of Ths day and the
atmosphere is now delightfully."- cool.
There are plenty of washouts along the
roads.
On Wednesday afternoon, Frank
Jennings, son of Collector A. M. Jennings
received bad cut In his side while
sharpening moving scythe. DIR. J. c.
Shinn was called and dressed the would.
Rev. John Girton and wife of Trenton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Snedeker, and
their son Franklyn, OF the same place.
have been visiting for week at the
home of Mr.. John Waddy.
The Literary Society of the Methodist
Church will give an entertainment and
lawn social at the Methodist parsonage on
Thursday evening Aug. 2, at s o'clock.
Ice cream will be served at the close OF
the program. Admission Is cents.
On Wednesday. Mr.. Hickman. the
Freehold ice cream dealer, had the mis-.
fortune to break one of the wheels of his
wagon down when passing in front of
Mr.. l.. r. Benefits store on Railroad
avenue. He was obliged to get another
wagon in order to deliver cans of cream
to his sister, Mrs. A. E. Lange.
The horse of Baker Fred Nodocker had
his bile stirred up by the hot weather on
Wednesday and started to run away Just
after being hitched at the barn. He dash.
ed around the corner of the lane and
caught the wheel in the fence, but Mr..
Nodocker held on to the lines and stopped
him. The wheels are in the hospital,
however.
There was big wreck on the P. r. r.
at New Brunswick this Friday morning
and as a result al trains between New
York and Philadelphia ran by way of
Railway and Jamesburg to Monmouth
Junction. This continued nearly all the
morning. The wreck was caused by the
collision Of freight trains. over 25 cars
being overturned and nearly destroyed.
1t occurred at Milestone, Junction.
The Board of Education has resolved
that no child who is unvaccinated shall
be allowed to attend the public school.
This is owing to the recent epidemics of
smallpox in other places, and because
the State law commands such action.
The doctors should at once provide them
selves with vaccine points. The Board
will soon send out notices to the above
effect. Better be prepared before it comes.
AS will be seen by our columns the
popular Jamesburg Convention is TO be