The Penn's Grove record., 1911-10-06

JOuu SUollls VI QululOu, 10 SSCLluS
a handsome mausoleum in the East
View Cemetery, Salem.
The State Board of Health has look
ed into Woodbury's sewage system
and pronounced it all right.
Sportsmen are having excellent
cunning for railbirds on Maurice
River south of Millville. The birds
are plentiful and fat.
Three automatic blowing machines
are in operation at the Whitney Glass
Works, Glassboro, and another fur
mace is being built for three more
The timetable on the Reading road
between Williamstown and Glassboro
has been changed, SO that convenient
trains will be nun for the school chill
dren.
Robert Eldridge, a former Free
holder of Mount Royal, has been ap-
pointed supervisor of the new road to
be built between Mantum Grove and
Mickleton.
John Morris, of amusement fame,
was arrested and fined $40 and costs
by Game Warden Avis, of Gloucester
County, charged with cunning with
out a license.
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Mrs. Julia Sensor, of Camden, has
been elected president of the Cam
den County w. c. T. u, to succeed
Miss Elfreth, who has been elected
State president.
The Board of Education of Piles
grove township, Salem County, dis
charged Miss Sue H. Cole as super
vising principal. Miss Cole recently
won a suit for reinstatement against
the board.
Believing in an old superstition
hat watermelons 'go bad" or be-
come diseased this time of year, Isaac
C. Shute, of Clayton, has destroyed
his large field of melons and plowed
the vines under.
A new theatre, a new moving pic
ture parlor, large government build
ings, three mercantile houses and a
number of dwellings, are proposed
improvements for Millyille the COM
ing year.
After a chase of two days, Police
man Breelen, in an automobile, ar
rested John Evans and William Bates,
charged with stealing a horse from
the Woodbine Beef Company. The
men were held at Franklinville.
Samuel r. Patrick, the Warrington
farmer who lost all his seasons crops,
horses and farming implements by
fire, caused by lightning last month,
is in Cooper Hospital, Camden, for a
wound on his left foot, inflicted by a
rusty nail.
BY a majority of 123 the people OF
Collingwood, at a special election, de-
cided in favor of a $50, 900 bond issue
for street improvements. A number
of streets will be paved, or macadam-
lied, and a steam road roller will be
purchased
Alarmed by the failure of a trolley
car of the Riverside Traction Com
pany to stop at her street in Beverly,
Claudio White, an Indian girl, employ
ed as domestic, jumped while the car
was making 80 miles and hour and
was badly hurt.
Mrs. Alfred Blake, Of Camden, was
On Der way to a social affair in Coll
ingswood when a ~protruding wire in a
cement sidewalk in Park avenue, IN
the latter place, tripped her and she
fell heavily. One of her limbs was
broken and her face badly lacerated.
She was removed w Cooper Hospital,
Camden.
"Give us this day our daily vote" ap-
pears to be the slogan in Hightstown,
and in the balloting are exer-
cising the right Of suffrage with little
interest. 1t was decided some time
ago to build a m~uch-needed school
house, but the town was divided on
the question &C it's location. Several
sits were offered, and it was decided
to take a vote upon each separately.
When the P!easantville schools were
opened in accordance with the decis-
ion of the Board of Education, Prof.
Howard M~arsteller, the supervising
principal, whom the directors have
been trying to ust for some months,
and who lost in his application to the
Supreme Court for a writ of ceritior-
ari setting aside his dismissal, went
ON duty just as if nothing had &C.
Cured.
The tax rate for Ocean City for
1911 has been fixed at 1924, a reduc-
ton of eight cents from last year.
At Jersey City, before a crowd, Gov
ernor Woodrow Wilson took another
o~ratorical wallop at the bosses While
advocating the denomination and re-
election of seven of Hudson County's
twelve Democratic Assemblymen at a
meeting in st. Patrick's Hall. More
than 5000 in the hall cheered him.,
and fully 1000 outside joined in the
demonstration. I'm too game a sport
to find fault if you don't vote as adj
WISE" said Governor Wilson. When
| wal a little kid I did not leave the
game when it went against me, and
shall not do so now"