Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1906-03-29
THE JURORS FOR
THE APRIL TERM

Jurors for the April term of Court
were selected this morning by Sheriff
Souder before Judge Thomas w.
Trenchard. The interesting method
OF selecting jurors requires about an
hour.
The Sheriff presented and read to
the Court one hundred and eight
names from all over the county, and
from,this list, one at a time, drew
hfty-four names which will constitute
the panel which will be present at the
April term to try the cases to be pre-
sented.
While the term is month away, it
would seem that there will be consid-
erable business both civil and criminal.
There areIquite a number of very inn
portant cases, upon the civil list, and
they maybe moved,
There is certainly accommodating a
very considerable criminal business to
be disnosedsof blythe Grand Jury. and
there lis likelihood that the term
will continue sometime.
The petit jurors selected this morn.
ing are as follows:
Before proceeding with the drawing
of the petit jurors, Judge Trenohard
ordered the three boys, Raphael Bar
Gus. Russell Turner and George
Turner, to be brought in from Jail.
These boys had been sentenced to
the Reform School, at the last session
of the Court, for larceny, but had
been kept in Jail here because of the
overcrowded condition of the school.
Ellis Turner, a brother, twas paroled
inmate of that school. Barous is II
years old, Russell 13 and George 10.
Ellis was not in Court, as he was in
the custody of the Sheriff..
They were now all sentenced to the
State Home for Boys.
The case of Frank Feaster, arrested
for non support of family. was con.
tinued until.the first Monday in April.
These matters disposed of the Sheriff
proceeded to draw the petit jurors, at
follows:
Albert A. Gentry. Rridgeton.
Geo. W. Sloan, Greenwich.
Frank Bitters. HopeweIl.
VIM. Kershaw, MilIviIle.
Warren Veal, Hopewell.
Samuel r. Mills, Greenwich.
James Everingham, Lawrence.
Edward Clement. Fairfield.
Charles Fogg. Stoe Greek.
Joseph Sheppard, Greenwich.
Benjamin Henderson, MillviIIa.
Samuel Raistrick, Lands.
Henry White, Lawrence.
Lewis Dare, Hopewell.
Samuel Craig. Millville.
John Nixon, Bridgeton.
Henry Buck, Fairfield.
Thos. S. Ferguson, Commercial.
William Beck, Vineland.
Robert Blew, Jr, Bridgeton.
William Heaton, Commercial.
Edward Miller, HopewelI.
William D. Fowler, VineIand.
John Evan, Vineland.
Morris Florentino, Vineland.
Barron L. Baracliff, Lands.
Stephen 8. Steward, Fairfield.
George Paullin. Bridgeton.
George q. Carlisle. Maurice River.
John Corson. Vinelaud
George Davis. Bridgeton.
Frank Leaning, Deerfeld
William Dooling, Millville.
Matthias Uhristy, Millville.
George Geiger, Lands.
Ralph Wilson, Maurice River.
James Riley, Lawrence.
Nicholas Griner. Millville.
James McGill, Vineland.
Edward Lore. Maurice River.
John Boobiitz, Bridgeton.
Clarence Sockwell, Millville.
Charles p Cotton. Greenwich.
Harry Powell. Bridgeton.
Albert Ottinger, Bridgeton.
Herman Kurtz, MillvilIe.
Xavier Meyers, DeeItield.
Jarvis Haines, MiIlvilIe.
Edward S. Holmes. Bridgeton.
Henry Dare, Deerfield.
Mulford Johnson, Fairfield.
Charles E, Laning, Bridgeton.
Christopher Latch. Bridgeton.
David Lyall, Bridgeton.
Funeral of Miss Camm.
The funeral services of Miss Martha
Gan,rp uora hold TuosIov