Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18

MA
Mark N. Congleton was Monda5
appointed postmaster at Monroe.
Bishop Bailey baptized eleven col
ored converts at Mt. Royal on Sun
day.
Congressman Loudenslager was
unable to attend his mothers funeral
at Woodbury. yesterday.
The Salvation Army has establish
ed barracks in Beverly, in command
of Major and Mrs. Sheppard.
Gibbstown is enjoying a healthy
building boom. Fully a dozen pref
ty little homes are now under way.
The firemen of Wenonah are en-
deayoring to- convince members of
Borough Council that a new fire
house is badly needed.
John Reed Greer, the Ocean City
evangelist, began a series of revival
services in the Fourth NJ. E. church
Millvillc, Sunday night.
Word was received at Millville
Monday that Mrs. Mary Bethel VIII.
lett. formerly of that city, had died
of yellow fever at New Orleans.
Pemberton iremen have engaged
the crack Clayton Concert Band to
furnish music for it in the big par
ade at Mount Holly tomorrow.
The annual reception and dance OF
Company b, National Guard, will be
given in the Third Regiment Armory
Camden, tonight.
A system of ~jetties is being erected
90 E,,n NT,u Da;ny 10 hon thn an.
croachments of the sea, the expense
being borne by property owners.
Large numbers of black fish, barb
and bluefish have been caught with
in the last week at Grassy Sound.
something unusual for this time Of
year.
The First National Bank of Cape
May Court House opened for bust
ness Monday. william Fl. Bright is
president and Wadsworth Crosse
cashier.
Ethan Taylor, w%ell-known as "Un
Gle Ethan" ut Dividing Creek, trip
ped owe a chair and broke his leg
He is rs years old, and may not re
cover.
The Young Peoples Union of the
Camden Baptist Association will have
a missionary conference at Grace
church, East Camden, Saturday
night.
Governor Stokes will speak at the
reception to be given to the Ushers
Union by the Epworth League of the
First NJ. e. church, Millville, Friday
evening.
The stallion stolen from the stable.
of Edward j. Margerum, near Cross
wicks, last week, has been located al
White House, where the thief aban-
doned it.
On a charge of keeping a disorder
ly house, Mrs. May Hamilton, o
North Eleventh street, Camden, was
committed by Justice of the Peace
Hellings Monday night.
In continuation of the annual rally
and reunion of the First Baptis'
church, Burlington, a special meet
ing of the local Baptist Young PEG
pies Union was held Monday night
Joseph L%ienhardt, a Millvillc bak
err, had just recovered from a crushel
hand, sustained while bowling, when
he dislocated his arm and received &
burn on the head in colliding with s.
hot tray.
Arrangements we're completed
Monday at a meeting of the Baptist
Ministerial Association at Trenton
for a banquet for the new Baptist
Social Union Thursday evening in the
Central church.
Suit has been commenced in Nor
Ger court by Mrs. Mary M. Scudder
against the Trenton Street Railway
Company to $4,000 for in
juries she received while boarding &
trolley car last November.
The Lakanoo Boat Club, of Bur
lington, is arranging for a concert tc
be given in the Auditorium Theatre
Saturday night by Winkler's Secon6
Regiment Band to raise funds for
Improvements to the club house.
South Jersey sportsmen do no
take kindly to the State Game Com
missions proposition to liberate
more deer, They say there should be
at least 0 open season to permit {
crack at the large number o
roaming the woods.
Charged with assault and battery
on Susan Ross, at Burlington, Bar
clay Moore, was held under $500 bail
for trial Monday. In a dispute over
some household goods it is alleged
Moore knocked the woman down and
severely kicked her.
At the nineteenth anniversary OF
the German Maennerchor, East Cam
den, Monday evening several singing
societies from Philadelphia and
Camden were present. h celebra-
ton took place,at Maennerchor Hall.
No. 1881 North Twenty-seventh
street.