The Penn's Grove record., 1911-07-28
IN ALL PARTS
OF NEW JERSEY
TeIegraphed LOCALITIES Cover
ing the Entire State.
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Cuttings From Late Dispatches That
Epitomize the News of the State
for a Week-Fishermen Report
Good Luck at Coast Resorts.
Twenty baskets of peaches taken
into Bridgeton netted the grower $50.
Growers report that the apple crop
will be unusually heavy in Hunterdon
county.
The first Jersey lima beans arrived
in market in Millville and sold for SO
cents a quart.
Secretary Lamb of the Board of
Health, issued 80 marriage licenses
at Vineland the past year.
Charles, the thirteen-year-old son Of
Councilman McClain of Trenton, died
of tetanus. The boy stepped On a rus
ty nail.
Flemington's annual fair will be
held during the first week in August.
A large poultry show will be among
the added attractions.
At the formal opening of the play
ground for colored children at Sew
enth street and Kaighn avenue, Cam
den, Mayor Ellis was the principal
speaker.
George Ciliberto, alleged murderer
of Petro Dattilo, after a hearing be-
fore Justice of the Peace Rush, was
committed to prison to await the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury at Ocean City.
John Matthews, a confessed army
deserter and who is alleged to have
robbed Joseph Parent of a suit of
clothes and $25 in cash, after working
as a farmland, was sent to county
jail by Mayor Ware of Millville, in de-
fault of $500 bail.
Charged by Joseph Parent OF
Bridgeton turnpike, with having stol
en- a suit of clothes and about SIS in
cash from him, John Matthews, a
farmland of Millville, was captured
in Bridgeton, and taken to Millville
for a hearing.
William Rage, a Jersey Contra,
brakeman, was killed at the railroad
station at Somerville, when his foo
slipped on the wet rails as he attempt
ed to board a slow-moving engine
Rage had thrown a switch and signal
ed the empty engine TO pass.
The old cornerstone of st. Barna
bas' P. E. church, laid in 1858 and I'm
earthed recently by workmen remod
cling the edifice, was relaid with ap
propriate ceremony by Rev. Philip
Smith. The contents of the stone, {
Bible and prayer book, were placed
in a hermetically-sealed glass jar anC
with other records were buried undel
the new wing of the church.
The international misunderstanding
affecting manufacturers of potash II
Germany and the members of the Ma
tionalAssociation of Fertilizer Manu-
f~acurers in the United States wa
threshed out at the annual convention
of the latter body, at the Million Dol
lar Pier in Atlantic City. There wer'
more than 200 delegates at the gather
ing, representing practically ever,
State in the Union.
William Blackman, an ice cream
maker, has brought suit against tn
Tuckerton Manufacturing compan,
for $4,000 damages for depriving hin
of a chance to gather ice from LAX
Pohatcong. The company had tn
contract to place a large iron pipe t
take the place of a wooden duct t.
convey the water from Lake Pohat
cong to Tuckerton creek, and it wa
necessary to drain the water from
the lake. The job took SO long tina
the water was out all winter and nc
body got any ice from this source
The company owns an ice-makini
plant.
After eighteen years of separation
DIR. S. C. Slade, of Vineland, was su,
prised to see his brother, A. o. Slade
come motoring in from Winona, MINI
While unloading hay at New Egypt
Charles Emery. a prominent youni
farmer, was caught in the ropes o
the hay fork and .nrown completed.
over the wagon on to the single-trees
He was picked up unconscious. H
may recover, although several rib
are broken and he was injured intel
naIly.
The big fruit fran of former Sens
or Stranger, at Glassboro, shows onl
about a third of a crop of peache
owing to the drought.
High winds during a thunderstorm
did considerable Damage to CROWN
crops near Pennington Junction.
Walter Martin of Atlantic City, dc
lighted the property-holders of tn
West Side, Vineland, by buying a sit
and proceeding to build an operi
house of modern design.
P~etitioned by many prominent cit
zens who believe in his innocence
Acting Prosecutor Peacock has sc
cured the release on $1,000 bail of A
bert BeswicA of Beverly, who wa
committed on a serious charge pre-
ferred by his young daughter
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