Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
State News

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Izing q brass band.
Thousands Of tons Of l4-inch ice is
now being harvested at Mays Land
ing.
The price OF eggs is now lower than
for several months in Cumberland
county.
Princeton people are protesting
against what they regard exorbitant
water rates.
The ladies of the Woodbury. Preqby-
terrain church cleared nearly 500 from
a recent supper.
Considerable opposition has developed
TO the proposed boundaries Of the new
Pitman borough.
Charksboro Methodists are not
afraid Of the wintry blasts now. as
they have a new heater in the church,
Taxpayers at Moorestown will b.
asked to vote funds for a much-needed
increase II school facilities.
Preparations have been completed
for Il joint debate between the Bridge
ton and Millville high schools.
The Jersey Central railroad purposes
to run Sunday trains FROM Bridgeton
to Atlantic City next month.
Jacob Amos, wanted to answer a
charge Of feloni"us assault in Camden.
was arrested at Yineland, Tuesday.
Water pipes all over Moorestown
are frozen and many people are
obliged TO cary water q considerable
distance.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, an aged WON
al, OF Millville, is still in a critical
condition as the result of a recent
fall.
Chicken thieves. on Monday night,
cleaned the henneries OF Fred Parcels
and Mrs. j. Rislcy, at Smiths Laud.
ing.
Game Warden Mathis has turned
ont four deer lei Chatsworth. Two
were also liberated by George Bowk.
er.
Rev. John Nannatta, pastor of the
Clarksboro NJ. L. church, has been
unanimously requested to retur an
other year.
William Martin, Of Bridgeton, has
leased the East Avenue Hotel, at
Woodstown, and will take charge next
month.
Two telephone companies are seek
ing franchises at Moorestowp. but the
township committee fas so far re-
fused them.
The Millville council is considering
ordinances providing for assessors for
the sewerage system and to regulate
the excavation of streets.
While eggs are worth four cents
apiece" said q producer in Woodbury.,
Tuesday, lit does not pay to batch
them for spring broilers.'
Coal thieves are operating in the
vicinity of tie PavOnia car shops,
Camden. Buckets and baskets have
hauled many loads away at night.
a lust of the late Chief Justice
Henry Woodruff Green is to he placed
in the Free Public Library, in Tren.
ton, by Mrs. Mary Livingston Green.
'Maraudcrs ransacked the lodge room
of Hope Council, Junior United
American Mechanics. at Bridgeton,
Monday night, but nothing of value
was taken.
A lecture entitled Birds and Their
Notes." will be gwen by +. Schuyler
Matthews, of Boston, in Moores'ow WI.
for the benefit Of the Improvement
Association, on February q.
Professor Bstten, of Swarthuore
College, delivered a lecture yesterday
afternoon to The pupils of Bacon Acad-
envy and the high school at Woods.
town, on Bird Music.
Mary Ethel Langley, daughter of
Charles II, Langley, of Millville, died
Monday Of d~iphtheria, which had
caused the death of a son, the only
other child of Mr.. Langley, a few
DAYS ago.
Tie vineland window Glass Com.
pany las been reorganized, with
Charles Keighley, Roscoe Williams
and ". r.. Keighly as incorpoystors
Tile old company has a disastrous
career and workmen who had stock in
it lost all,
The fact that sportsmCu are >laugh.
teripg foxes in Atlantic county AT a
great rate is attested by the lugr
amount of bounty paid: Since tho
geason for rahhit and nuail slOr+iDp