The Penn's Grove record., 1911-12-01

NUMBER 25.
IN ALL PARTS
OF NEW JERSEY
TeIegraphed Localities Cover
ing the Entire State.
FARMERS PUSHING WORK
Cuttings From Late Dispatches That
E%pitomize the News of the State
for a Week-Fishermen Report
Good Luck at Coast Resorts.
A great many squirrels are being
killed by farmers around Cross Keys.
The Pennsgrove water plant is 10
be repaired the contract having been
given to a Woodbury. engineer.
The township committee at Marion
has paid bills a~ggregating $66.50 for
chickens and turkeys killed by tramp
dogs during the last few weeks.
Sheriff Allen, of Gloucester county,
has announced his appointment of
Harry Crist, of Williamstown, as jail
warden. Mr.. Crist is a glassworker.
Attorney S. Conrad OFT, as receiver
Of the Palmyra Foundry and Machine
Company, sold the property for $500
to Samuel L. Clark, of Camden.
bareback Of exploding powder in
IN old gun resulted in serious burns
about the head and face for Hudson
Petit, 16 years old, of Medford, when
he shot at a rabbit.
The Rev. j. G. Noorweider, pastor
of Calvary Presbyterian Church, Riv-
erton, has received a call to the
church Of New London, Pa, and has
presented his resignation.
The Rev. John w. Lissenden, pas
tor of the First Baptist Church, Mill
vile, delivered an address before the
students of Vassar College at Pough-
keepsie, N. Y.
The Ocean City Motor Boat Club
selected Harry D. LIE Cato, of Audu-
bon, a summer resident, to represent
the club in Mayor Headley's advisory
cabinet.
Not in 10 years have the Bridgeton
glass plants been as actively operated
as at present, and orders now in hand
will run them until the last day of
the blast, June 80.
Because the owner could not get
help to harvest them, thousands of
pumpkins are rotting in the biggest
pumpkin-patch in Burlington county,
OF the Brakeley farm, near Chester
field.
For frightening the children of Will
liam Shomber, of Woodbury., Herbert
Dickerson, of Mt. Royal, is spending
80 days in the county Jail. Dickerson
says he was drunk and Magistrate
Goffray believed him.
Falling from a trolley al atsthe ter
minal of the Pennsylvania Railroad in
Camden, Mrs. Emma Olsen, 29 years
old, of Rosedale, sustained a fracture
of the right arm and vas cared for
at Cooper Hospital.
Thieves entered the Tabernacle M.
E. Church, Third and Pearl streets,
Camden, and carried away rs cents
from a ~roller-chair slot machine. En-
franc was effected through a rear
window.
A testimonial banquet will be tend
cred ]. Thompson Baker. Mayor-elect
of the new city of Wildwood at the
Hotel Sea Crest, December II. SUI
preme Court Justice Garrison has con-
5000 - cot &c ton Cfm q CfnT
Eddie Edwards, of Island Heights,
has on exhibition a s~now-white swan,
one Of a flock of Is that are making
their winter home on Barnegat Bay.
The swan weighed IS pounds and
measured six feet from tip to tip of
its wings.
At Passaic, Mrs. Minerva Miller, a
negress, was awarded $500 damages
in the District Court in a suit against
a moving-picture ICE of Paterson,
which sought to charge her % cents
for admission when the posted price
was only five cents.
Daniel J. Gilfoyle, a passenger n
ductor, stepped in front of a locomo-
tive and was killed in the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad yards at jersey City.
Frank Stewart, a brakeman. was
caught between two cars and so in
jured that physicians at the City Hos
pital thought he would die.
A movement has begun in Burlington
county for a change of the t~ax-paying