Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
SALEM COUNTY
NEWS BUDGET
Districts Adjoining or Near the
Delaware River Furnish
Miscellaneous Items.
stan Correspondence OF Every Evening

Grove.
Marshal G. X. Russell of Pcnn's Grow
has resigned, and Marshal Albert Brown
charged with neglect of duty, hns beer
dismissed.
The roadway on the Wilson pier, al
Pcnn's Grove, is being improved
Because of the scarcity Of white pepper
the Penn's Grove Record has increased
its subscription price.
Penn's Grove has organised forest o
Tall Cednrs of Lebanon, whose officers
are: William Cochran, grand tall cedar
| /. Van Dyke Sickler, senior deputy
Robert Pierce, junior deputy; z. s. Nc.
Gee. scribe; G. T. Eben,berger treasurer
Henry Blohm, B Noel Grpss and William
Hannah, trustees The forest will give an
entertainment in the Board Theatre
next Monday night.
NolSomois Tribe, Imp'd. o. II. NJ, oi
Penn's Grove will visit tho Degree Of
Pocahontas tomorrow night.
Penn's Grove Lodge, l.. o. NJ, hns
elected the following officers: Robert
Upper, dictator; Thomas Campbell, vice.
dictator; David NJ. Austin, prelate; Harry
Myers. secretary; Louis Rothsmill, trcs-
surer; Walter II. Taylor, Thomas Me-
keown, Grover c. Fisher, Frank Brad
J way. Rowland s. Peet, f. J. Ridenour
/ anu ttF0ERf &ttift lFNSiefN4 nt InfItfsIs
| Of the lodge have pledged themselves TO
! pencetime LOYALTY 10 country.
| Charles A. Meade of the du Pont Com
! panv. who recently returned from Europe,
will address tho Eteryman' Club in the
! parish house of the Church Of Our Merci-
ful Saviour. Carney's Point. Wednesday
night. on Some Factors of Production"
Community Hall, at Carney's Point, is
being rernodeled
The gymnasium class Of the Csrney's
Point Y W G. A has n membership of fis
Mr. and Mrs George Mlliner Of Car
ney's Point announce the engagement If
thoir daughter. Helen A., TO Lieutenant
Harry W Close. L. :. " Miss Mllliner
is nurse at Carncys Point Lieutenant
! Close is returning from lapan
The dismanthng forcc AZ the Carneys
Point powder plants will be increased soon.
Rowland peet, John Layton. Charles
Troupe, William Naylor and A. G.. Dunn
have been elected members of the Upper
Penns Neck Board Of Education
John Roberts. aged 50 years. died re-
Gently At Pedricktown
The Pedricktown Athletic Association
has elected the following officers. William
NJ Burk, president; ID. Clay Smith, vice.
president; Harold :. Huber. secretary;
J. Oscar Hunt. treasurer
Pedncktnwn has organized a parent
teacher association
Lower Penr r Neck township has iecid-
cd To erect another schoolhouae, but tho
taxpayers disagree On building sites. %
fsyoring the Callahan tract, 3S the Curry
tract and 2S the Batten trnet. S,Stv-siy
votes ARE necessary 20 choice Ar at
tempt to break the deadlock will be made
March l6
A bill introduced in the New Jersey
Legislature proposes that the title of
Salem couDty's collector he changed 10
treasurer
Salem has organized retail merchants
association. whose officers arc II. Y. New.
kirk, president; Thomas A. W. HoT, vice.
president; Charles 7. Acton, secretary;
J G. Harris. treasurer.
City Treasurer L. l.. Sinnioknon of
Salem recently underwent surgical
operation
Calvin b. Brown. chief Of the organiza-
tion bureau of the United States Chamber
ofCommeroc. viii address the Salem Cham
Der Of Commerce Wednesday night
Major Charles Macdonald. L. :. A..
Harvey Macdonald. Charles Macdonald.
Jr.. and Frank Tunden of Salem are en-
route 10 Nladivostok. Siberia Major Mac
Donald is surgeon and the others are deck
officers on the transport America
For the ensuing wear Bridgeton's tax
rate will be S3.06 ON each 500 of real
estate assessment.
Woodstown will organize another hank
ing institution. Fifty per cent of the stock
will be subscribed AprI 6
Mrs Mary Harris Armour. the Georgia
Cyclone will make an address IN the
Woodstown Opera House Friday night
William b Foster, aged - years. died
recently at Woodstown
Harry Dolbow has purchased Stacy
Coles farm, near Woodstown
Arthur Brandirff, Moses Wright and
" Illem Spear have been elected members
OF the PenDsville Board of Education.
Rev. ID. ". Sheppard has retired from |
the pastorate of the Alloway Baptist +
Cnurca.
John r. Powell, ] W. Dt.nhanl. Austin 1
Smith. Wade O. Even and Charles Powell /
have beer elected members of the Allowav I
Board of Education
mir. and Mrs William Campbell of
Cohansey recently celebrated their golden
The Seabrook Farms Company has
so dwellings at Bridgeton and
will erect 90 AT DaretowD.
Edwin Colson OF Daretown recently
celebrated his S7th birthday anniversary.
Lewis Willis. Harry f. Smick, William
4. Sheppard and Theodore Ware have
beer elected members of the Roadstovp
Board OF Education.
Rev. Raymond NJ. West, formerly of
Shiloh, has been appointed director of the
llte work department of the Baptist
General Board of Promotion
David o. Sipps died recently at Cedar
vile
William Ii. Ward, Lemuel r. Garwood
and John ID. Barracliff have been elected
Of the Elmer Board OF Education.
Rev. Lloyd p. Henderson has been in
stalled pastor of the Elmer Presbyterian
Church.
Clarence Camp died recently at Elmer.
Monroeviile has organized home and
chool association, whose officers are:
Mr.. II. w. Campbell, president: Miss
Ellis, vice-piesident: j. Earl
secretary: Mrs. A. p. Dare,
reasurer.
Unable TO obtain laborers at wage of
100 per month, farmers near Pittsgrove
ne also offering board and percentage of
rops.
Otis Elwell, John Schade and Thomas
herman have been elected members of the
PIPER Pittsgrove Board of Education
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