The Penn's Grove record., 1911-08-04
IN ALL PARTS
OF new JERSEY
TeIegraphed Localities Cover.
ing the Entire State.
FARMERS PUSHING WORK
Cuttings From Late Dispatches That
EpitomExe the News of the State
for a Week-Fishermen Report
Good Luck at Coast Resorts.

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A steam saw mill is being erected
on the outskirts of Alloway.
Shooting dogs supposed to show
signs of rabies has become a daily
task for Burlington policemen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller of Toron-
to, who are making a 0,000-mile BIZ
cycle tour, rested in Burlington a few
days.
Charles Fahey of Union street, Bur-
lington, captured a three-pound river
| catfish after it had run off with his
pole and line.
Mistaking iodine for castor oil Mrs.
Annie Began, sixty-fve years old, of
Trenton, emptied a two-ounce bottle
and was taken to the Mckinley hospi-
tai.
Felis Glanva, a farmer Of Newield,
was thrown from his wagon by a run
away horse and sustained a fractured
skull. DR.. Wilson trephined the
skull.
James w. Draper of Camden, was
awarded the contract for building the
new First M. e. church, Haddonf1eld,
to cost $4,000. 1t will be built of
stone.
Former Governor John Franklin
Fort, who has been touring the world
six months, arrived at his summer
home at Spring Lake accompanied by
Mrs. Fort and Miss Fort.
When Roland Packer started as a
rural carrier from Thorofare q few
years ago he received $500 a year.
There has been a steady increase I'M
til it has now reached $1,000.
With the new reciprocity law in
force South Jersey farmers believe
that next year they have a good
chance of making money by ship
ments of tomatoes to Canada.
Mrs. D. H. Burge has been given
the honor of pulling the string that
will unveil the soldiers monument
during the "Old Home Week." Vine
land, in recognition of her efforts in
behalf of the enterprise.
Still surviving from a fifth opera
ton for internal organic trouble,
which was performed in st. Joseph's
hospital, Philadelphia, Mrs. Theodore
P. Stanley of Collingswood, was in a
very precarious condition, with slight
chances of recovery.
Thirty pisnickers, returning from a
days outing, were hurled in all direc-
tions, eight were seriously injured and
several sustained mortal wounds when
a trolley car, going at high speed,
crashed into their wagon near the
city limits at Elizabeth.
Nathan Mattson of Upper PENIS
Neck township, Salem county, has had
great success in raising a new kind of
grass, known as the "Billicn-Dollar
Grass" the seed of which originally
came from Japan. 1t is a deep green
and reaches a height of six feet or
more.
All plans and specifications for the
new $25, 900 Sunday School Temple, to
be erected by the First M. E. Church,
of Collingswood are ready, and bids
will be received. The Temple is to
be the finest in the State, and will
accommodate 1900 scholars.
The report from the national con
vention of the Glass Bottle Blowers
Association at Columbus, Ohio, that
the resolution to cut short the summer
stop of two months had been over
whelmingly defeated, is received with
great satisfaction by the workers in
Millville.
When a strange man who had eaten
q small meal in a restaurant in New
ark grabbed a handful of money o
the cash drawer and dashed out the
place, he was pursued by James p.
Trakkes, a waiter. The chase led
over three blocks when the thief
showed signs of exhaustion and the
pursuing waiter, getting near enough,
hurled a brick he had picked up in the
flight. The brick struck the man in
the head and he dropped. BY the
time a policeman arrived as the crowd
gathered the mar was dead. In his
hand the man still clasped $1S he had
grabbed from the cash drawer.
A blacksnake five feet long was
killed by James Dare at Elmer, and a
full-grown rat was found inside it.
Hurled high in the air in a ~rear-end
collision, Japheth Nixon is suffering