The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-11-14

Fifty guarantors have signed the
contract with a Chautauqua organiza-
ton for course of fourteen enter
tainments at Vineland next year.
Justice Brown of Pleasantville,
fined David Larned 500 and costs for
having in his possession gun hold
ing more than two shells. He was ar
rested by Game Wardens Loder and
Small.
William H Ward has been elected
president of the new Athletic asso-
citation forming in Elmer. 1t is plan
ned to- erect a large building for
sports of all kinds.
The authorities of Pleasantville are
trying to learn who left a new born
baby girl on the step of the home Of
Sherman Martin.
Vineland farmers are reap:ng a har-
vest from the lettuce crop, which is
large.
A lot has been offered the Somer- -
dale Civic association as a site for a
proposed hall for it's meetings and
other community gatherings.
Members of Burlington Lodge of
AhOOSe lldNe pIOJeCleu Il pun lOI lH0
erection of a handsome home in Bur-
|. lington. The proposed building would
cost $4,000. The lodge is one of the
| strongest of local fraternities, with a
membership of 400
| Despite the fact that the service
mems memorial project at Ceilings
| wood has been knocked fiat twice by
citizens who stated that they would
not stand for monument, the. COM
mittee is resurrecting the movement.
| Women of the Methodist church at
| Clayton are distributing "rainy day
bags in which members are to place
a penny every day it rains and five
| cents for every rainy Sunday.
| A second carload of government
food has been ordered by Pitman Off
Gals and Mayor Trucksess announces
| that it will be put on sale in a few
days
Vice Chancellor Buchanan has al
lowed an order, returnable November
| 5, requiring the Martin Fertilizer COM
pany to show cause why it should
not be enjoined from dumping pollut-
ing matter in Cannon, a tributary to
Rancocas creek, in Burlington county.
Pemberton and the township of North-
ampton, Mount Holly, Burlington
county, obtain their water supplies for
! domestic purposes from Rancocas
creek and the attorney general, repre-
senting the state board of health, con-
tnds that the company maintains
large piggery along Cannon Run and
pollutes the stream.
| A county conference of Y. w. c. A.
workers was held in the high school,
Woodbury., to get leaders together,
talk over and map out big winters
work. There is a possibility of hav-
ing permanent headquarters in Wood
bury, if a suitable building can be
procured. At this time the head
quarters are in Westville
Pork is pork" these days, accord
ing to John Wilson, who has appealed
to the Glassboro township committee
for compensation because the local
board of health compelled him to get
rid of his pigs before they had fat
| tened into hogs. Wilson claims that
| the forced sale caused him to lose an
| ticipated profits on his growing pork
ers. The board of health is investi-
eating Wilson's unique appeal
Antonio Saldino was convicted of
manslaughter in the Salem county
| court before Judge Black for the kill
ing of Antonio Ingolio, at Pennsgrove,
on April "a, and was sentenced to six
to ten years in state prison. 1t was
charged that Soldino was driven from
| Ingolio's home because of a dispute
over meats, and when they met on the
street Soldino whipped out revolver
and shot Ingolio four times. He lived
only a short time.
st. Lukes Methodist Episcopal
| church, Long Branch, has organized
a committee of women, led by the pas
tors wife, Mrs. Laura Isabel Hand
ley to teach English to foreign-born
women in their homes.
Part of the John NJ Rodgers works,
on the Delaware river at Monmouth
street, Gloucester City, is being used
by the Curtis aerophne firm to ESSEN
BILE planes. Milton w. Wilson is in
charge.
The Edward Evans farm, near Will
Jamestown, containing 200 acres, has
been sold to Isaac Beckley, of Black
wood, for $4,000.
Charitable residents met the appeal
of managers of the Home for Aged
Women of Burlington county for in
creased donations to meet the high
costs of operating with the largest
quantity of food and other supplies
| ever received.
The GlassbOro high school was
closed for two days fumigation by or
der of the school and health authori-
ties, following the discovery that Le-
nora Keene, of Elmer, a member of
the senior Glass; had developed scarlet
| fever
Haddonfields new public library and
historical building is now the prop
erty of the borough and after pledges
for its erection are paid will be for
mally dedicated and occupied,
More houses are being built at Pit
man than at any time since the out
break of the war.
sale of baskets, rugs and other
products of the handiwork of the
states wards will be held at the viii
lage for epileptics at Skillman.
Millville police have been instruct.