Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19

Unmuzzlod dogs are barred from
Mays Landing streets.
The lodge room of the Haddon-
field Masons Is being generally I'M
proved.
Pitman's population is far in ex-
cess of that of any previous year at
the same time.
A six-inch ~artesian well will be
bored at the Atlantic county Jail at
Mays Landing.
Rev M. A. Starr. a philadelphia
Congregationalist, preached in the
Westville NJ. p. church Sunday.
A good many Gloucester residents
had Co keep pumps going to clear
their cellars of storm-water Sunday
''The Tramps" and 'Rough Rid
ers," Millville organizations, held
their annual picnic on Union Lake
Sunday.
Several interesting games of crap
were broken np and one arrest was
made by the Gloucester police sun
day. X
Mays Landing citizens are already
taking steps for a celebration OF the
two hundredth anniversary OF the
town IN 1910.
Some of the. Gloucester saloonkeep-
ers kept their barroom doors wide
open as evidence of obedience to law
Sunday.
Millville Elixs who will go to the
National Grand Lodge session at
Denver lex month will unite with
the Camden delegation.
The Tabard Inn Club, of Alloway,
has closed its meetings for the sum
mer. On Friday next 1t will picnic
at Tumbling Dam.
The young people of the Pitman
M. e. church gave an entertainment
Saturday and cleared about $50 for
the recently-purchased piano.
The annual picnic of the Baptist,
Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday
schools, of Haddonfleld, took place
today at Almonesson Park.
The Fruit and Flower Mission OF
the w. G. T. u, of Haddonfield. I'M
der the care of Mrs. John Gill Willis,
has opened its twelfth year of work.
With the new fire patrol company,
organized by the Summer Cottagers
Association, Pitman now has three
up-to-date and well-equipped hre
companies.
There has been delay in the work
of building the new gas plant at
Glassboro, but the company hopes to
have everything completed by the
middle of August.
George Foster, lumber dealer of
Mays Landing, has purchased n
large saw mill and fixtures OF the a.
H. Abbott Company, and will move 1t
to Mays Landing.
Rev. Richards A. Rinker, who but
recently became pastor OF the Pres
byterian church at Mays Landing,
has resigned to accept Il call TO Plus
ton. Pa, Presbyterian church.
All persons caught violating the
ordinance prohibiting the use of,tel-
ephone poles and shade trees for Dill
boards will be severely dealt with at
Mays Landing. a.,
Run over by an omnibus filled
with men at Broadway and Jersey
avenue, Gloucester, Sunday night,
Joseph O'Brien, t~wenty-three years
old. of No. 1872 FeTnon street, Phila-
delphia, had his left leg broken.
Failing in a fit upon a brick side
walk in Camden, Sifhday, James Nc
Cudder, thirty7four years old, of No.
1876 Vine street, received a severe
laceration of the scalp. He was TAX
en- to the homeopathic Hospital.
The choir of immaculate Concep-
ton church, Germantown, Pa. sang
Sunday morning at st. Mary's church,
Bordentown, and spent the afternoon
in Bonaparte Park, which is owned
by st. Vincent DEFAULTS Seminary
Professor Given and Miss Florence
Coepstfck. public school teachers at
Mullica Hill, have accepted positions
elsewhere. Both asked for an in
e of salary, but the Board OF
Education refused it, and many tax
payers believe the board erred.