Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-23
ALL OVER JERSEY

John Turner, a Woodston milk
dealer has been acquitted for the
second time of adulterating his
milk.
Under the leadership of Rev. John
r. Mason, the Millville Boy Scouts
will camp at Ocean Grove for two
weeks.
The P%aulsboro Republican Club
has resumed its regular meetings
and is getting ready for a lively
campaign.
The Canandaigua Outing Club, of
Millville, will leave today for Wild
wood to camp the rest of the sum-
mer.
The trustees of the Woodbury.
free library have instructed the IL
brarian to allow no books to go into
a family where there is typhoid fe-
yer.
A power wire of high voltage
crossing a Bell telephone cable at
Burlington put out of business rs
phones in different parts of the city.
There will be a mortgage burning
at the Paulsboro Baptist church
Wednesday, and the pastor has ar
ranged to have a number of good
speakers on hand.
Oliver w. Stewart, of Chicago, a
powerful speaker, delivered an ad-
dress upon the liquor question in the
Second M. E. church, Millville, Sun
day morning.
The Doughty House, which was
until a few months ago Millyille's
leading hosterly, was sold to Francis
Reeves by Sheriff Garrison, Satur-
day, for $4,000.
The Gloucester Volksfest Verein
Is making elaborate preparations for
It's annual picnic in Pine Grove Park
Labor day, with a baby show as the
central feature.
The victim of a third rail accident
in New York Thursday is thought to
be Thomas j. Mccoy, Of Trenton,
and a sailor on the battleship Mich
igan on a leave of absence.
The leisurely manner in which
work on the Governments immigra-
ton station at Gloucester is pro-
ceeding indicates that another sum-
mer Will have passed before it is
ready for operation.
Failing from a wagon, Peter w.
Young, A years old, of Ceilings
wood, sustained injuries to the
shoulder and legs and was taken to
the Homeopathic hospital, Camden,
Sunday.
Struck In the head by a falling
plank, Charles Rilke, twenty-five
years old, of Third and Spruce
streets, Camden, sustained a LAGER
ated scalp, which was dressed at the
Homeopathic hospital, Sunday.
The Gloucester county Freehold
ers are oiling portions Of the u
tvs roads. The Standard Oil Com
pany is doing the work with a large
auto truck. The city'eNf Woodbury.
has had South Broad street similar
ly treated with good success.
1t Is the intention Of w. Hampton
Cook tt establish a bank in Will
bur, a section of Trenton for which
he has already established various
institutions. Some time ago he do
mated a Y. M. C. A. building costing
several thousand dollars.
There will be a big missionary
rally at Pitman Thursday next I'M
der the auspices of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Societies of the
Camden and Bridgeton districts. Ad-
dresses will be made by Rev. Holmes
Gravatt, Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Stew
ems.
Because of the rain the corner
stone of the new Polish National
Catholic church, at Mt. Ephraim
avenue and Thurman street, Cam
den, was postponed at 6 o'clock Sun
day until yesterday. The building
will be of brick and granite and will
cost about $4,000.
Knocked down by a trolley car at
Seventh and Van Hook streets, Cam
den, Sunday night. Michael Bartel,
forty-four years old, of No. l Cres-
Icent place, West Philadelphia, sus-
tanned conclusion of the brain and a
fracture of the right shoulder. He
was taken to Cooper Hospital.