Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-10
STATE NEWS.


Pleasantville churches will CON
tinue revival services throughout this
week.
Fred Smallwood captured sixteen
fine pickerel at the water power com
pany's dam at Mays Landing Sun
day.
Thieves cleaned out the hennery OF
H. p. Harris, at No. 3201 Federal
street, East Camden, early Monday
morning.
Owing 10 the frequency of post
office ~robberies, Personalities police
arc keeping a sharp lookout for WISH
t~ations.
A great religious awakening start
ed in Millyille Sunday night, when
eight of the churches began revival
services.
After being closed for over a year
a spirited revival is being conducted
at Wrlght's Sunday school, at Au-
burn.
Rev. George W. Ridout has been
asked to return to the Passionate OF
the Mays Landing M. e. church for
the fourth year.
William T. Baggs, democratic can
didate for sheriff in Burlington coun-
ty, has been installed master of the
Burlington Grange.
A spirited revival was begun in the
Wesleyan VI. f. church, Nineland.
Sunday night under the direction OF
the pastor, Rev. w. s. Schenck.
Rev. Charles H. Lcnard, pastor of
The English Lutheran church, at
Wrightsville. Pa. has been called 10
the paStOrate of the church at Bridge
ton.
While the family of William
Ieatherbury. postmaster at White
Hill, was attending church Sunday
night thieves entered the house and
stole $50.
While the voters of Deptford town
shin. Gloucester county, decided to
divide the township into two voting
precincts, the dividing line was not
established.
Mrs, Catharine Rhule, fiftv-two
wears old. of No. AIS Rovdcn street.
Camden, died suddenly Monday. and
Coroner Fithian decided that death
was due to apoplexy.
The old Crystal Glass COmpany's
plant. which vas merged by the T. c.
Wheaton Company at Millyille, Will
be put in full blast next week and
employ 1875 men and boys.
Miss Elizabeth Goodwin, Of Green
wich. has been elected president of
the Cumberland County Women's
Christian Temperance Union, and
Mrs, Laura Gibson. SECRETARY.
The Vineland Floral Society has
elected Miss Ella Haskill president;
Misses Mary Hannis and Julia Allen,
vice presidents; Miss Mary Andrews,
secretary, and Mrs. A. Godkin, treas
urer.
The oficiarv and friends of the NJ.
e. church at Mays Landing. Sunday
presented Miss Edwina Coleman.
church organist. with a SO gold
piece in recognition of her faithful
services.
The Wilmington Mercantile Asso-
citation is cooperating with Penns-
grove merchants to secure hourly
service between the two cities, with
boats large enough to carry teams
and passengers.
Feney Turpin, who terrorized
women and girls upon the streets of
Bridgeton at night for several
months. was sentenced to two years
in state prison by Judge Trenchard
Monday.
Surrogate E. c. Shaner, of the At
lantic County Game Propagation So
ciety, liberated 500 black bass in
Lake Lenape at Mays Landing Mon
day. The fish were sent by the state
commission.
Although he is in Porto Rico for
his health George w. Turner was
Monday elected president of the
Gloucester Board of Health. Carlos
B. Allen was chosen secretary; Har-
Ian S. Minor. treasurer, and Dr.. Dun
ca w. Blake, Jr., inspector.
Patrick Cummings, wanted since
Christmas eve to answer a charge of
assault and battery on Albert Stew
art, his stepfather. Of No. 1906
broadway, was located in Newark by
County Detective Smith and held in