Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-11
State News

I|leHsanJVl4e presbyterian church is
still without a pastor.
pitman has more cases Of grip than
was ever known there.
a new theatre may he erected in Mil.
vile before summer
The Pennington Concert Band has
elected Norman Lands chief tootcl.
Rev. ". c. Stokes, Of Wenonah, is
suffering from injuries received in a
fall.
Mount Holly's Health Board is turning
over objectionable spots In the town.
"The Citizens Local Telephone Com.
pany'' has been organized at Cold Spring.
Egg Harbor City sportsmen are max
ing daily trips to the woods to take food
for quail.
The whltall Tatum Company will f.
rerct antoher large continuous glass tqnk
in Millyille.
The annual all-day meeting Of the Chris
ian Church at Brd!geboro, win be held
Thursday next.
There were 4G applicants for school
teachers certificates before the Gloucester
County Examiners.
Camden firemen will probably install
a gymnasium at headquarters and take a
course in physical culture.
Bishop Scarborough preached and hap.
tiled children 10 the P~leasantvlle p. z.
church Thursday.
General Il. Burd Grubb will preside at
a Lincoln meeting in the Beverly II. +.
church Tuesday evening next.
Joshua J.. Willtts has been appointed
mail carrier between wrightstown and
Boidentown. at $3.50 a year.
Rev. A. W. Spooner and Rev. s. F.
Gaskill are ~endeavoring to establish a Y.
NJ. C. A. branch at Cape May.
Thrown from his wagon by q train
cared horse, Theodore Messenger was
seriously hurt at Egg Harbor City.
The last assembly dance of the Wood
'sbury Country Club for the winter tool
place last evening at the Casino.
Ninety-sevea black ducks rewarded
three days of ginning in the Sounds By
the three Mecray brothers, of Cape May.
The new telephone company organized
by Egg Harbor City business men six
months & has several hundred sub
scribers.
Following a quarrel with his sweet
heart, John Miller, thirty years old,
killed himself with Illuminating gas il a
Newark hotel.
Quartermaster General Donnelly, who
has been seriously i'll for several days, a.
his bone in Trenton, is not impr owed.
Following the move in other sections
the authorizes of Millville will vigorous
~ prosecute those who operate slot gam
oling machines.
Grand Master Wilkins has granted a
dispensation for the institution Of Royal
Lodge Free and Accepted Masons, of
Trenton.
DR.. Ira c. Leedom has heen elected
secretary of the Bordentown Board of
Health in place of DR.. William Fl. Ships,
resigned.
Mayor Roberts has vetoed the ordinance
-licing Haddonfield into two election
districts. He thinks the expense will be
too heavy.
The Coroner's jury at Plainfield held
George H. Wood, now under arrest, as
the alleged slayer of George Williams
the Watching grocer.
Jacob Burroughs, who has been a
member of the Board of Education of
hilliamstown for eleven years, will not
be a candidate for reelection.
At an increased salary Rev. william
Grum has been asked to return as pastor
of the Falrvlew Me. church, Camden,
FOR the fifth year.
The report ttat the Public Service Cor
p~oration had secured control of the Glass
ooro turnpike for an extension of its
trolley line is denied at Pitman.
The dates for Trask lectures at Prince.
ton University we're announced Thursday.
Or. Wilfred Grentell, the medical mission
airy of Labrador, will speak February u,
and DR.. Edward Everett Hale, Chaplain
of the United States Senate, March 9.
James NJ. Beck, Of New York, formerly
Assistant Attorny-General, is scheduled
for March p, and Edward NJ. Shepard. of
New York, for April &c.
The Princetonian, the daily paper of
Princeton University, elected Thursdav
these officers for the ensuing year. Louis
D. Froel. of Brooklyn, edltor-i in chief:
Samuel j. Reid. of Brooklyn, associate
editor. aud r L. Kline, of Ridgeway, Pa,
business manager.
Members of the Hudson County Build
ing Trsdes Employers Association said
Thursday they had received assurances
from the bosses of the supply houses and
material yards that 10 supplies will be
furnished for building during the lockout.
Members of the Building Trades Council
said Thursday not over two hundred men
had lost NO K by the lockout.