Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-09
ALL OVER JERSEY

Magistrate Cowgirl, of Paulsboro,
fined a party of automobilists $3.50
for breaking the speed laws of that
borough. Officers are after others,
too.
Gibson, the seventeen-year-old son
of Enoch Pagan, of Millville, disap-
peared from his home a month ago
and no trace Of his whereabouts has
been found.
The Citizens Committee, OF Glass
boro, have arranged for a course of
select entertainments for the winter,
the first to be held Wednesday, Octo-
Der Is.
The Barnegat Glass Company,
managed by blowers on the coopera-
tive plan, will start next Monday,
with enough orders to keep 1t busy
the entire year.
An examination for the appoint.
ment as postmaster at Laurel
Springs will be held today at Gren-
Loeb. The office pays between $500
and $500 a year.
David P. Brown, of Williamstown,
has been stricken with typhoid fever,
and the health authorities Say 1t Is
thb hicI Cos iCPOl Cu III IN
ship for over a year.
When Milkman Parks horse ran
away in Woodbury. Thursday Ii
wrecked the wagon, and little May
Jones, who WAS crossing the street,
WAS given a milk shower bath.
Struck by a trolley car, two horses
attached to a team of the Riverside
Candy Manufacturing Company were
instantly killed and the vehicle
wrecked, while the driver escaped.
Joseph Hendrickson, for many
years a baggagemaster on the Salem
branch Of the West Jersey & Sea-
shore railroad, has been retired ON 8
pension and will reside at Swedes-
boro.
Arthur Foy, q young nan of Lam
b%ertville, shot himself in the left
foot Wednesday while cleaning a re-
%volver. A cartridge had been left
in the weapon, unknown to him.
On a referendum vote of 1853 to 3
parents Of Millville high school stu
dents favored an earlier start OF
sessions and closing an hour earlier,
and the plan will go into effect Mon
day.
Pleading guilty to selling liquor
without a license at his boathouse,
at Gloucester City, Benjamin Louie
was yesterday fined $3.50 by Judge
Carrow in the Camden criminal
icourt.
The members Of the Ocean City
Hotel Proprietors' Association living
in Philadelphia are looking forward
to a pleasant time in Ocean City
Tuesday next, when they will meet
the other members at the Kathlu
and be entertained by Misses Lewis
and Conard.
A public hearing will be given at
Ocean City today by the War De-
partment to those having navigation
interests affected by the plans for
the proposed automobile bridge
across Great Egg Harbor bay to
Somers' Point.
The Lambertvi1le Board Of Educa-
Ition has authorized the employment
OF an engineer to determine whether
the land at the corner of Main street
and Delaware avenue can be suitably
drained for the erection of the pro-
posed high school building.
AS the council Topped off $1,000
from the public school %appropria-
1 llOh, LliS LII iblid ooohNJ 1cei"
LOT Taxation announced the Millville
tax rate Thursday as $3.50. The
council had asked that the rate be
1921, the same as that of last year.
The school teachers Of Cape May
county have, with the consent of the
State authorities, abandoned the old
~three-day institute, and instead will
hold sessions on three Fridays dur
ing the school year. The first meet
ing will be held at the Ocean City
high school Friday, October IL.
The Evan M. E. church cleared
over 500 from an oyster supper.
Typhoid fever is again prevalent
in and near Frederick.
The Woodbury. Moose have re-
ceived a dispensation for an opeI
charter for ninety days.
Pitman f1remen will attend the
Sunday night service at the Chape
of the Good Shepherd and listen tC
a sermon by Bishop Scarborough.
Postmaster P. G. Forcer, Of Pit.
man, has recovered from blood pois.
oning caused by being bitten by a
spider.
Men will cook a dinner and wom-
en- will clean the Bridgeport Metho-
dist church October II.
The %reopening of st. Johns Meth
odist church at T~urnersville, has
been postponed until October 10.
Many young people Of Westvilie
ATTENDED a dance given by the Cana
Sigma Kappa in Prosperity hall Fri
day night.
A tomato plant more than ten fee
high has been grown on the farm
of David s. Platts, at Roadstown.
The Cumberland County Pomona
lGrange will hold it's fall meeting a
Leesburg tomorrow.
Bishop Scarborough will confirm
a class In st. Thomas Episcopa
ichurch, Glassboro, on Sunday morn
ing.
The Cumberland County Sunday
school convention meets in Millville
Thursday.
Enoch Garrison, of Elmer, has ex-
changed his automobile with q
Bridgeton man for a horse.