Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
STATE NEWS

Hundreds Of wild ducks are being
bagged by gunners at Bayside.
A big black fox is depicting chick
en- roosts OF farmers near Bridgeton.
Jurors for the December term OF
the Camden county courts We're
drawn by Sheriff Somers Tuesday.
The Central M. e. church, Bridge
ton, mas asked for the return of Rev.
NJ. e. Snyder as pastor for another
year.
Howard c. Stewart, a Millville
newspaper man, was elected presi-
dent of the Alcott Literary Associa-
ton Monday evening.
Captain James T. McElwee, aged
sixty-seven years, dropped dead in
Clarksboro, Tuesday. He was a
wealthy retired sea captain.
The teachers of the public schools
of Bridgeton will hold a bazaar for
the benefit of the State Teachers
Retirement Fund, December 6 and T..
The members of the Central Nj. e..
church, Bridgeton, will debate the
question:: whether man or woman
is of greater benefit to the church.
John Dougherty, 4 prosperous
ldIl1Gl VI NlnlllNd ill., 10 tIi5AN -
the fact hat his name was taken by
a thief recently arrested in Gloucest-
er City.
Attorney Samuel l.. Roberts. who
was defeated for justice Of the peace
at Edgewater Park, charges fraud
and says he will take steps to secure
a recount.
Edgewater Park is enjoying a
~ ..,1 ,.4,t. hnAn, with 81
sharp demand for residences of the
higher grade in that beautiful home
town on the Delaware.
Harry T. Heaton, president of the
Board of Education, has announced
his candidacy for postmaster at Vine
land. when the term of Frank Wan
ser expires,
A dog supposed TO have been mad
was shot at the home of George Nall,
at No. 1880 fillmore street, Camden,
TUESDAY. by Policeman Ware. The
dog was a pet of the Vail children.
The Camden council held a spec.
ial meeting last night, when an or
dinance was passed providing for the
appointment of a d~og-eatcher the
year round and placing a tax upon
all dogs.
Wills OSDOll DItdtti nun NulN w
an Indictment charging him with
embezzling $27j from M. II. Sprague,
a baker. in the Camden criminal
court Tuesday. He will be sent
enced on Friday.
A dinner was rendered the Cum
berland County Republican EXeeu-
tive Committee and leaders by Sher-
if Sondcr. Assemblymen Miller and
- I ...,A IIffnieaAp in hDT.
or OF their victory, in Millyille, Tues
day night.
Struck by a train at Haddon ave-
nue. station, Camden, Tuesday. Neil
Anderson. thirty-nine years old, oil
No. 223l Vine street. Philadelphia,
sustained four broken ribs, a tract
ured ann and severe body bruises,
but cooper hospital physicians say
he will recover.
While al work at the coke plant
of the Public Service Corporation, in
Camden. Tuesday. Joseph McTnnes.
forty years old, OF second and Pearl
streets. fell thirty-hye feet from a
scaffoid, struck a plank and escaped
with severe cuts. He was taken 10
the Homeopathic hospital
A large audience in ST. Stephens
parish mousse, BeNeflA. NphudN HlbHl'
eniovCd m entertainment given by
former residents prominent in the
musical world, William ii. Beatty,
baritone. and Walter St. Clare
Knodle. pianist. They were assist
ed BY Miss Helen Frome, soprano,
ana Miss Amelia !. StrodiclS, accom-
pianist.
Members of Washington Camp,
Patriotic Order Sons of America, Of
Delanco. on Monday night surprised
their fellow member. Charles Ships,
the state president, by presenting
him with a handsome emblem as a
mark of appreciation of his efforts.
Senator John G. Horner made the
presentation speech.