The Lambertville record., 1919-05-02

| York and Anthony Jaurino, eighteen,
| of New York and Oceanport to the
state reformatory at Railway.
+ More than 500 shares of stock were
subscribed by GA residents of Washing
ton at a meeting called by Mayor Chris
/ tine to start the organization of Il
building and loan association to solve
/ the housing problem 1t was decided
| to call the organization the Washing
1 ton Building and Loan Association.
/ Another meeting will be called and of
ficers elected when the articles of in
/ corporation are approx =
Instead of sending milk samples to
/ Elizabeth to be analyzed, as has been
| done in the past, Health Officer Wood
I ing and Secretary Bird of Summit Will
! make the analyses This will save the
! Health Board $40 a month. The
/ charge has been 81 a sample.
Members of boards of managers Of
I state institutions under jurisdiction of
/ the state department of institutions
/ and agencies must he on the job at
! board meetings or suffer suspension
This innovation. designed to bolster up
! interest of managers in their work. has
been decided on by the State Board of
! Control of Institutions and Agencies.
The Phillipsburg Town Commission,
/ sitting as Board of Health, has been
unable to solve the problem of caring
! for Tony and Charles Moscari, aged
! fifteen and twelve years respectively
! . /. "a
! sy. A resolution has been adopted
! calling upon the Board Of Freeholders
| 10 assist in the predicament.
! The Board of Education, Hacketts-
/ town. has decided to advance the sal
/ aries of Miss Helen Harris. CONNER
cial teacher. and Miss Mary Bogart.
/ domestic science teacher. The former
was increased from $1,000 to S1,300
/ and the latter from s700 to $500. Each
/ had declined unemployment.
/ Thomas Newman has expressed his
intention of contesting the recently
1 adopted ordinance fixing fire limits at
Phillipsburg. Some time ago he ap-
piled for permission 10 move a frame
building into the fire zone and was re-
! fused
/ An appeal for young women to enter
/ the infant nurses training school at
| the Orange Orphan Home. 1917 Harri-
son street. East Orange has been is
! sued by the Board of Managers. The
need is emphasized as being urgent, as
the home is unable 10 provide care for
many children because of the impossi-
bility of finding young women to act as
infant nurses.
Fourteen pupils of the Wharton
/ school have just been awarded forest
fire merit badges by State Fire War
den G. p. Wilber in recognition of the
assistance they gave Division Fire
Warden r. f. Thompson April l in
controlling a fire ON the north end of
Mine hill. The fire threatened a large
forest area.
The fruit growers and farmers of
the Broadway section say present in
dications are against a large crop of
cherries. but favorable to peaches and
apples.
Favor for the plan TO erect hos
pital as a memorial TO service men and
women in the war was expressed by
physicians and other influential men of
Warren county at a recent dinner As
a result the Phillipsburg boosters of
the plan are hopeful The cost of the
proposed hospital will be a least $780,
900. The institution. if realized, will
he known as the Warren County Me
mortal Hospital
The Government Artillery School
/ of Princeton now has % men, and
efforts are being made to bring it up
10 the required 100 Plans are being
made for an exhibition to be given in
June during commencement, and il is
hoped 10 have full enrolment before
The end of tins week. In every respect
this unit will be made a complete or
ganiZation A battery fund, already
] totaling 5000. has been started, to be
used for the interests of the battery.
"A Battery is to have a motto. Il
crest. a sudon and song, as in regu-
lar arsny units.
Surrounded by five of their children
and ten grandchildren in the home
they entered 30 years ago as bride and
bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Bal
dus celebrated heir golden wedding
anniversary at Kenvil The celebra-
ton was in the form OF a Surpri-e ar
ranged by the children and was at
tended by numerous relatives and
friends Among other -resents. was
I $50 in gold. the gift of the children.
The proposal to macadamize the
road between Gibbstown and Pauls-
horo is again being discussed by lead
ing citizens. An offer made by the
I DUPONT Powder Company to pay one
third the cost remains good. and efforts
will be made 10 interest the Gloucester
county freeholders in the movement
The Santa Lenora. a T,500ton tanker,
built at the New York Shipyard. Cam
den had successful trip and was turn
ed over TO the government.
Under the direction of the Board of
Public Safety, committees of more
than one hundred of Millville's promi-
nent citizens We're appointed TO ar
range for the biggest Fourth of July
celebration that section has ever seen.
As a result of injuries sustained in
fall downstairs at her home in Pauls-
boro few days ago, Miss Margaret
Lippincott, eighty-one years old, died.
At special meeting OF the Glass
Bottle Blowers Association in Mill
Vile tending boys, shearers and girls
of the various departments of the glass
factories became affiliated with the To-
.,t union