Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
ALL OVER JERSEY

Attempting to alight from his
wagon when his horse became I'M
ruly, DR.. Clifford Haines, Of Vincen-
town. was kicked in the stomach
and on the leg by the animal and
was painfully injured.
c. T. Rogers, veterinarian, of
Swedesboro, who vas sent to Cape
May county to investigate the dis
ease among horses, states that con-
ditions have improved considerably.
More than ice horses have died.
"Grubb's Game Chickens other
wise the Thirty-seventh New Jersey
Volunteers, will hold their annual
reunion today at the State Soldiers
Home, at kearny, of which General
Grubb is cOmmandant.
Jolted from a wagon he was driv-
ing for the Salvation Army at
Broadway and Federal street, Cam
den, yesterday, Lee Landon, seven
ty-eight years old, sustained a brok-
en- right shoulder blade and suffer
ed Commissions OF the body. He was
taken to Cooper Hospital.
Harry Miskelly, while riding on
the State road neal Buena on his
motorcycle Sunday night, collided
with a carriage without lights, left
on the roadside while the driver was
calling on his best girl. Miskelly Is
in the Physicians Hospital, Vine
land, with serious injuries.
Angry because he was ordered
from the boarding house by Mrs.
Ida M. Hammond, at No. 100 Erie
street, Camden, Adam Hinkle, forty
ojohf pooro old 10 o11oun6 To h0up
punched Mrs. Hammond in the jaw.
He was held in $500 bail in the
police court yesterday on a charge
Of assault and battery.
The body OF the man who fell
dead on the street in Vineland last
Friday was identified yesterday by
Robert Brown, Of Menantico, as that
of his brother John, sixty-seven
years old, and a val veteran. The
dead man lived with his niece, Mrs.
Frank Hampton, was in the habit of
going visiting and had not been
missed.
Farmers in Gloucester county are
getting from $2.10 to 1928 per bar
rel for sweet potatoes.
The Glassboro NJ. p. church has
requested Rev. L. D. Stultz, the pas
tor, to return for another year.
A district meeting Of Odd Fellows
will be held at Elmer Thursday
night and will be attended by the
grand officers.
One hundred and twenty pupils
are enrolled in the Woodstown high
school. the largest enrolment In Its
history.
Medford merchants and interested
citizens will hold a meeting Friday
evening to plan for a big Halloween
carnival.
Three sessions of the Atlantic
County Sunday School convention
will be held today In Emanuel Con-
gregational church at Egg Harbor
City.
A count recently taken Of automo-
biles passing along Bellevue avenue,
HaIhmonton, the main thoroughfare
to Atlantic City, showed an average
OF 800 per hour.
Tearing a muscle in his back
while STOPPING to lift a heavy weight
Charles Watson, a Hartford farmer,
is in the hospital and his condition
Is considered alarming.
The Gloucester County Medical
society a SEM or SYM
pathy to DR.. Charles S. Heritage, Of
Glassboro, who is at Hot Springs for
q course Of treatment.
Pitman officials went to Trenton
yesterday for a hearing on the pro-
posed municipal ownership of the
towns water system, before the
State Water Supply Commission.
Medford public school children
entertained their parents at the
school house last evening, at the be-
ginning Of a campaign for commu-
nifty cooperation and improvement.
The Epworth Leagues Of Cumber-
lard county will hold a rally in
Trinity M. E. church, Millville, this
evening, and Rev. F. l.. Jewett, OF
Bordentown, will be the principal
speaker.