The Penn's Grove record., 1914-12-11
IN ALL PARTS
OF new JERSEY
Telegraphed LOCALITIES Cover
ing the Entire State.
FACTORIES RUSHING WORK
Cuttings From Late Dispatches That
Epitomlze the News Of the State
for a Week-FIshermen Report
Good Luck at Coast Resorts.

Good Luck at Coast Resorts.
Ten cottages are being built at Cape
May, all for Philadelphians who ex-
pect to spend their future summers
there.
The estate of the late Thomas Lor-
ing, founder of Grenloch and for years
its wealthiest and foremost citizen,
will be disposed of at a public auction
on December 10. More than a dozen
large houses, several hundred building
lots and several large farms are in
cluded in the list. The value of the
estate is placed at $4,000.
Contrary to expectation, Cape May
business men will take no part in the
railroad fare increase agitation.
The agricultural implement works
at Grenloch have increased the work
ing days from five to six.
John B.. Hulse, father of ex-Assem-
blyman Ralph Hulse, is dead at Spring
Lake, N. ]. During the administration
of Governor Albeit he was in charge
of the commissary department at the
New Jersey State prison, and later
conducted a grocery business at Bor-
dentown, N. ]. He was 80 years old.
The annual report of State Commits
sioner of Education Kendall shows
that for the year ending on June 80
last the current expenses for operating
the schools of New Jersey amounted
to $16,23S ,018.81.
A new proposition to utilize the la
Dor of convicts, advocated by Commits
sioner of Charities and Corrections
Byers, State Board Commissioner Ste
vens and State Forest Commissioners
Easkill is to hire out prisoners at the
State prison to do work on Individual
farms.
A bequest of $4,000 to Trinity Epis-
fcopal Church at Fairview, is made In
the will Of Frederick M. Walton, of
Beverly.
Christopher H. Cook. II years old. a
veteran of the civil war. dropped dead
at the home of his brother-in-law, VIII
liam Ferret, at Burlington.
Because of the high price of eggs
many poultry men around Woodbury.
are Joining the Poultry Association, as
weekly lectures are given.
Oliver ]. Rice, who was arrested
as he was released from the Middlesex
County Jail after serving part of a
sentence for selling millet seed for
clover, was sentenced at Newton to
not less than one year nor more than
three years in State Prison by Judge
Allen R. Shay, in Sussex County
Court.
Frank Carr, of Atlantic county, was
found dead in his cell at the State
Prison, Trenton. The physician pro-
nounced death due to chronic heart
disease. He was received July, 1912,
and was serving a sentence of from
two to 21 years.
A famous old chestnut tree on the
D. F. Davis homestead, near Woods.
town, has succumbed to the blight and
has been cut down. The tree was
planted more than 100 years ago by
Mr.. Davis's grandmother. It was SIX.
teen feet in circumference at the base
The Woodstown Borough Council
has called for new bids for the boring
Of additional wells to increase the
supply at the water works.
Collingswood had a silver tag day
for Belgian sufferers, under the di.
rection of the Ushers' Association OF
the First Methodist Church.
A number of Gloucester fishermen
have gone to South Carolina waters
in quest of shad.
Norman Force, 25 years old, oil
Plainfield, was Instantly killed by a
Lehigh Valley train at the grade
crossing near Manville. He was a
driver for a bakery, and was deliver
ing his goods in an automobile when
the accident occurred. The machine
was demolished.
Two churches of Woodbury. ~aised
more than $1,000 from suppe
fairs the past week.
The two mummers' clubs, .ou
icester. have / sbanded and W
no New Year show this year
Freebooter Roger Croft, Of ae1
lost so out of IA hogs fror e1e
and says it is a cash loss 0
The dupont boarding acU
Gibbstown is filed with bca e M
the first time in a numb q
John C. Schenck, of Ma
", died from blood poiso uin s
by a wound received in the
Greenwich township aatheg /.
have passed an ordinaI ~ prah .bills
the riding of bicycles 80 the
walks at Gibbstown.
Tabulation of the yctss
Tuesday in the speeiai
the Ninth Congress iar
elect a to
resigned, has been
county clerk. Ac,
the result of III
lows: r. Wa
4,68S. Arthy
! 4.17s; WI