Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-05
State News

lob, and the schools have feopened.
Charles Jones, of Lower PENN
Neck township, Salem county. has an
apple tree in blossom.
Moore Bros Glass Company. OF
Clayton, will ship 1900 cases of glass
to Spain in a few days.
Rev. C. S. Kidd has been appoint
ed speaker for the union Thanksgiy-
ing services in Millville.
The canning factory of Harry Ayres
at Alloway canned as high as l 1850
quarts of pumpkins a day.
The forty-second anniversary OF
te origin of Methodism in Quinton
will be observed November IL.
The Reaville Presbyterian Sunday
school has been r~eorganized with
John Fleming as superintendent.
Atlantic City journeymen painters
will on February 1 demand an in
crease of from $3.50 to SO per eight
hour day.
The cool weather is just right for
'possum hunting, and lovers of the
sport around Shiloh are out frequent
ly.
John D. Barracliff, of Elmer, lost d
valuable horse from lockjaw, caused
by the animal treading on a rusty
nail.
While Sanford Weed, Jr., of Glass
boro, was feeding grass to a horse the
animal bit off the index finger of his
right hand.
The Deerfield NJ. E. church is re-
joicing over the burning of two notes
amounting to SITS, leaving the
church clear of debt.
Potato growing is greatly on the
increase in South Jersey, one Glass
boro dealer having already sold TO-
600 bushels of seed for next year.
Thrown from the zeal platform of
a trolley, Burnett Smith, of Burling-
ton, sustained severe bruises and lac
erations of the face and hands.
After twenty-seven years of faith
full service, Rev. DR.. j. C. Buchanan
has resigned as pastor of the Penn
berton Baptist church on account of
failing health.
The colored preachers OF Trenton
have called a mass meeting for this
afternoon to protest rgairrt tho pro
duotion of "The Clansrlani6 thero,
Mrs. Susie Cox, Of Newark. is crit
ically i'll at st. Trans,s' hospital,
Trenton, due to hcr Gevot IN in nurs-
ing her father, Peter Anderson, who
recently died. su,fN
Rev. Frederick Richardson has re-
,.-.o 80. ..-.x.. - kho CltptOr DAY..
fist church at Pennington to accept a
call to the Baptist church at Dead
wood, S. ID.
The police were asked Friday to
meet May Jams, who was reported 10
have run away from her home at No.
1898 Lemon street, Camden. She is
II years old.
An evangelist, Rev. Thomas Need
ham, who was captured while a boz
and lived for years among savages in
South America, is conducting success
full revival services at Beverly.
While at work at Dialogues ship
yard, in Camden, Edward Corse, IL
years old, of No. 81 Atlantic avenue,
Camden, had his left leg broken by a
1aillnS cdSllHS.
Knocked down by an unknown cy-
clist, at Broadway and Washington
street, Camden, Edward Poor, four
teen years old, of No. 1155 Lewis
street, Camden, sustained a concus-
sion of the brain.
BY a window sash falling on him
at the M. G. Graves Varnish Works,
in Camden, John J.. Cacy, Sc years
old, OF No. 4917 Florence street, West
Philadelphia, was badly cut about the
head
A large crowd in the Gloucester
City hall Friday night, heard Harry
S. Scove1, Frank r. Jess, Howard
Miller and William J.. Stetser discuss
the state, county and local issues
from the republican standpoint.
A pair of black horses attached to
a gravel wagon was found on the
lawn surrounding the house of Harry
pfaiffar NJ HaddOn Heights. and the