The Penn's Grove record., 1911-04-28
IN ALL PARTS
OF new JERSEY
autographed Localities Cover
ing the Entire State.
M PUSHING WORK
Mews-efFowns and Villages Gathered
From Our Exchanges-Women
Active in Many Causes for
Nelghborhood Good.

Nelghborhood Good.
The Stone Harbor feet of motor
boats represents an investment OF
more than $500 900.
North Wildwood Council has appro-
priated s1,400 for advertising in the
newspapers, while Sea Isle has set
aside $500.
North Wildwood Board Of Trade
will make an effort to secure a flying
machine as an attraction this season.
While jumping rope Lulu Arrison Of
Woodbury., fell and broke her shout
derblade.
The Moorestown Improvement AS
ISOLATION is making plans for the an
nual flower show, and has just given
notice that plants and flowers for
competition in the chfldren's, classes
must be raised by the children them
selves in order to secure awards.
Knocked down by a bicycle lear
his home in Audubon, Harry James.
II years old, sustained a badly LAGER
ated scalp and was attended at Coop
or Hospital, Camden.
There is a big demand in Wood
bury for servant girls. All sorts OF
inducements are offered, even to an
automobile ride, as well as a day off
each week, besides good wages.
Falling down stairs William o.
Loughery, A years old, of No. %
North Twenty-ffth street, Camden.
sustained a lacerated hip and was
taken to the Homeopathic Hospital.
At the risk Of his life, Louis Hart
man, janitor OF the Second precinct
police station, Trenton, stopped a
runaway team just as the frenzied an
.imals were about to plunge into a line
of girls coming from a mill.
In spite of the inclement weather,
nearly 300 persons attended the eu-
chre, pinochle and dance given by the
ladies of Five-Mile Beach in the Holly
Beach borough hall for the benefit of
the proposed Samaritan Hospital.
The Eastern Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company with a large force
of men at work installed the service
on Five-Mile Beach.
A country club has been organized
at Stone Harbor with 20 charter mem
bers. Former Governor Stokes IL
vice-president.
Bitten on the right arm by a dog,
Lewis Mather, IL years old, of No.
1929 Pine street, Camden, had the
wound cauteriZed at the Homeopathic
Hospital.
Many handsome trees along the
streets of Clayton were felled to
make way for concrete walks.
Work was begun on the ley Allan
tic pier at the foot of Andrew avenue
Holly Beach. The contract was
awarded to C. A. Norton.
Under the auspices of the First
Baptist Church of C%ollingswood, a
Boys Scout Troop has been organized
with these officers: Robert Wyand,
scout master; Cyrus Reno, assistant
scout master; Weber Watkinson,
chaplain; Leon Ashton. treasurer;
TAYLOR Stokes, secretary.
While on a business trip to Tren-
ton, H. A. Stekel, of Lebanon, Pa,
was stricken with appendicitis, fell in
the street and was rushed to st. Fran
els Hospital. DR.. Reddan performed
an operation Immediately.
The Woodbury. Board of Education
is not altogether pleased with some
of the school bills passed by the
Legislature, believing that they know
more about local conditions and needs
than the committee which investigates
schools and presented the bills.
While on a visit to the home of R.
M. Horner, at No. 756 Pennsylvania
avenue, Camden, Louis Dimario, of
Philadelphia, claims he was robbed of
$50. He caused the arrest of Horner
and his wife and two boarders on a
charge Of larceny.
The Collingswood High School.
with a graduating class OF 10 girls
and 10 boys, will hold class day exer-
cises on June 10 and commencement
6AGfClS0S On JQhC ~
Cobb has been selected valedictorian
and Miss Mildred Oliver sa~lutatorian.
B. l.. Tuft and Frank j. Kelly have
received word to proceed with build
ing the new State road from Man
nington Hill to Woodstown, which
had been held up for various causes.
There are several candidates for
secretary of the Gloucester County
Taxation Board, the office being made
vacant by the death Of Samuel Silver
of Clayton.
Miss Bertha Dudley of Beverly,
while crossing a f%erryboat between
Philadelphia and Camden received in
juries when the jar Of the boat as 1t
struck a pier caused her to fall.
Percy Fogg, of near Canton, caught
two muskrats in n trap, which Is
most unusual. 1t is explained by the
fact that while one rat nibbled the
bait a brother rat happened to swim
along just as the spring closed.
Having compelled a strict quaran-
tine to be maintained, the Board of
Health almost entirely stamped out
contagious disease in Millville.
Contracts for a 3,000-foot extension
Of the Mays Landing water system
have been awarded, and the mains
will be run across Dry Run Creek
into Harbertown. The main plant
was erected five years ago, at a cost
of $4,000.
Professor William F. Overman, of
Moorestown, was the principal speak
er at the annual convention of the
Mansfield Township Sunday School
Association, held at Columbus.
Rev. 1. H. Fisher resigned as pastor
of the Cherryville Baptist Church,
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