The Penn's Grove record., 1912-02-23
IN ALL PARTS
OF NEW JERSEY
Eelegraphed Localities Cover
ina the Entire State.
FACTORIES RUSHING WORE
Cuttings From Late Dispatches That
Epitomize the News of the Stats
for a Week-Fishermen Report
Good Luck at Coast Resorts.


~Epitomize the News of the State
for a Week-Fishermen Report
Good Luck at Coast Resorts.
The Delaware River at Lambertyille
was frozen over for more than five
weeks.
Miss Mary e. Elliott, Of Glassboro,
resigned as teacher in the Aura public
school.
City Marshal Charles Biggs has fur,
nished shoes for more than 160 poor
children of Millville.
w. Herman Morris has resigned as
first lieutenant of Company A, Third
Regiment, National Guard, of Salem.
A defective fue is blamed for a fire
which destroyed the schoolhouse at
Downstown.
The Burlington Chamber of Com
merce is seeking to encourage the troll
ley lines to establish a freight system
through Burlington county.
Lewis Washington, a negro preach
er, was convicted in the Camden Crimi.
nal Court on a charge of assault and
battery IN his wife.
Collingswood's newly-organized Y.
M. c. A. has elected these officers:
President, DR.. Grafton E. Day; secre-
tary, Philip Kuebel treasurer, H. G
Bickmore.
Fixing the bond at $1,000, Chancel'
lor Leaning, in Camden, appointed A.
R. McCracken receiver for the Physi-
clans Hospital Association Of Vine
land.
Mayor W. T. Sawyer has named %
prominent men and women of Vine
land as a Getty Beautiful" Committee,
of flowers in the borough the coming
year.
Residents of West Millville have
been notified to discontinue the use Of
the sewer with which their homes
have been connected for many years.
State Board of Health inspectors have
learned that the refuse is dumped into
Maurice River.
On The ground that the prisoner has
a good defense, Judge Joline in Cam
den set aside the seven-year sentence
he imposed on Irwin Warren, following
a plea of o vult to a charge of atroci-
Gus assault and battery on William
Collins. The principals are colored.
Caught in machinery, Edward ].
Walker, Is years old, had the ends of
two fingers cut off at the plant of the
New Jersey Asbestos Company, in
Camden. About the same time Julius
Schreiner, 20 years old, of Philadel-
phia, had several fingers badly torn at
a drum works in Camden.
A committee from the Ocean City
Board of Trade went to Bridgeton and
urged upon the Cumberland County
Freeholders the necessity of improv-
ing the road from Port Elizabeth to
Tuckahoe and making it a State road.
The Freeholders expressed a willing.
ness to rebuild the road.
The Whatsoever Circle of the First
Baptist Church of Burlington, whose
members dispensed much real charity
during the last year, have elected
these officers: President, Miss Ella
Wright; vice president, Mrs. Philip
Hutchins; secretary, Mrs. Sarah
Rurch; treasurer, Mrs. Elwood Car
son; collector, Miss Jennie Irwin.
With Henry D. Moore, a millionaire
resident Of H%addon1eld, as president,
the Ocean City Automobile Bridge com
pany was organized and the first ac-
tual steps taken toward the building of
the bridge that will connect Ocean
ClCy anu oOLISIS punt duu SuOIl6u luS
road to Philadelphia by automobile to
60 miles.
Sergeant A. w. Muller, Jr., Of Com.
pany l, Woodbury., one of the crack
shots Of the regiment, has been asked
by Brigadier General Bird W. Spencer
to try for the international teams to
shoot at 3uenos Ayres in April and
Sweden in June.
Plans for submitting to the voters
of Atlantic City the proposition as to
whether or not they desire the com
mission form of government reached
such a definite stage that May 2S has
been tentatively decided upon as the
date for the special election.
A new fashion has been set for val.
entines in Vineland. Former Mayor
Conwell received a "My Hearts Gift
card from an unknown source, entwin.
ed around which was a dollar bill.
In a. effort to be ready to try to
save the Barnegat Bay Bridge at Sea
side Park, the Pennsylvania Railroad
sent two work trains and SO men