The Penn's Grove record., 1911-05-19
IN ALL PARTS
OF new JERSEY
TeIegraphed LocaIIettes Cover.
ing the Entire State.

ing the Entire State.
FARM PUSHING WORK
News of Towns and Villages Gathered
From Our Exchanges - Women
Active in Many Causes for
Neighborhood Good.
Miss Edith Wiley of Woodbury., was
reelected a teacher in the Westville
schools.
The Collingswood Sewage company
is laying 5000 feet of 20-inch iron
pipe, which will be used as a siphon
to convey sewage from that part OF
Collingswood known as Stone Town
to the disposal plant.
In addition to many other large
contributions for entertainment the
coming season, the Pitman Cottagers
association has appropriated $3.50 for
a fourth of July celebration.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Glass
boro Fire company held a May party
in the ire-house.
Only 20 votes out of 148 cast, OPP
posed the incorporation of Milford as
a borough at the special election.
The North Wildwood board of edu-
cation elected these teachers for he
public school: Miss Elsie Colberg,
Mrs. Anna Myers, Miss Carrie Powell,
Miss Judith Tomlin and H. G.
Schlichting, principal, for the next
term.
The Thorofare Fire company has
received the deed for the site for its
new fire house. 1t is expected to have
the building completed by July 1.
The Mullica Hill Board of Educa-
ton finds itself short two teachers for
the next term. The vacancies are a
principal and an intermediate teach
er.
The committees of Harrison and
Monroe townships, Gloucester coun-
ty. have divided the township into two
voting districts under the GeTan Elec-
ton law.
Professor F. A. Ebert of Merchant.
vile, accepted the invitation to be-
come superintendent of Millville pub
lie schools, to succeed Professor D
Hover, resigned.
Mrs. Prudence FISHER, IS years old
the oldest resident Of Clayton, who
was injured by a fall a few weeks
ago, died from the effects of her in
juries.
DR.. B. s.. Fuhrmann has been ap
pointed borough physician for Elem
ington.
A granite monument, to cost $4,000
is being placed in the Blackwood Pres
byterian cemetery in memory OF the
Scarlet family.
The Grenloch Water company wher
driving another artesian well STRUCK
a fine vein of water 81 feet below the
surface.
An individual communion set wal
presented to the WilliamStown M. Z
church by the Ladies' Aid society.
Frank Kotok, Vineland, was elected
president of the Hebrew Educationa
society and F. %Sternberg vice-presi
dent.
Thomas G. Shreve of Pembertor
township, the new president of the
County Board of Taxation; William
T. Bags, of Beverly, who ran agains
Sheriff Worrell in 1908, and Jesse L
Lucas Of Florence, who was on the
ticket for steward of the almshoust
last fall, are mentioned as Democra
tic ~Shrievalty possibilities in Burling
ton county.
Schoolmates and friends at st
Mary's hall, Burlington, have learned
with pleasure that Miss Agra Ben
nett, a member of last terms gradu
ating class, was presented to the Kini
and Queen of England at court a.
buckingham Palace.
William Smith, nearly eighty years
old, works daily On a farm at Fortes
cue and for some time has been rid
ing a bicycle three miles each even
ing to attend church services. He
has never had a days sickness.
H. C. Hendee of Wildwood, has
been awarded the contract to cree
nearly 900 poles for the Eastern Tele
phone company on Five-Mile Beach
He is using a machine invented by
himself for that purpose.
Neither Redwood nor Evan viii
have voting places under the new
law. After much controversy the
Harrison Township committee decid.
ed to have both voting places at Mul
lica Hill, one in the northern and the
other in the southern part of tn:
town.
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