The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-10-25

resumed, and the contractors hope to
have it ready for Company l Deem
Der l.
A committee is making drive for
$500 as Pitmsns quota toward the
annual budget of the Gloucester Coun-
ty Sunday School Association.
The Fenwick Club Of Salem held a
banquet and dance at the Country
Club in celebration of its seventy-ffth
anniversary. Dr. c. NJ. Sherron is
president
Sheriff A. K. Brandriff of Salem
County is at Wernersville. Pa, recu-
perating from recent severe illness.
The Barber tract, on the edge of the
borough line, has been suggested as a
site for a proposed new school build
ing for Pennsgrove.
The tower of the Glassboro NJ. P.
Church is being repaired, but the high
steeple, shattered by lightning bolt
last summer, will not be rebuilt.
The fall institute of the Cumberland
County school teachers will be held
in the new high school building at
Bridgeton ON October &c.
Perth Amboy-Governor Silzer and
the Ri. Rev Thomas Gaylord. presi-
dent of the National Council of the
Episcopal Church, are scheduled to
make addresses here during the
weeks celebration of the 225th ami
versary of New Jerseys Oldest P. E.
church, St. Peters, on November l to
7. The church was established in
1898.
NewaFk.-At the semiannual meet
ing of the Reformed Chassis of New
ark, in Irvington, the Rev. Edward S.
Ralston retired clergyman, of Grand
view-on-the-H Hudson, was elected presi-
dent He succeeds the Rev. John Y.
Brock, of Plainfeld.
Pitman.-A new wa of playing
"hookey" is the explanation given by
local police for the disappearance of
the new automobile of Professor D. W.
Davis, supervising principal of schools,
from the street in front of the high
school. A schoolboy was missed. Mo
torcycle Policeman Tryon located both
the car and the boy in Philadelphia
and brought them home
Figures issued by Princeton Uni
versity show that one of every five
students held job while studying
last year. There were 426 students
who reported earning $201, 169 in the
1929 session. an increase of $39,639
over the previous session. Their earn
ings last session averaged S472 each.
Tying R. " Enatre, Newark, shoe
store manager, to a door knob after
he had opened the store safe to
change $40 bill, two hold-up men
robbed the safe of $500 and fed. A
barber next door heard Enatre's cries
and saw the robbers disappear around
a corner.
Camden.-Fire destroyed the car re-
pair shops of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road at Pavonia, causing loss esti-
mated at more than $1,000,0o0. The
building was a two-story brick struc-
| ture, 200 feet wide and 400 feet long
Newark.-Charles S. Noe, New Jer-
sey banker, died at his home here.
Prineeton-President Coolidge ex-
| pressed a wish that the chair of DR..
John Witherspoon, the only clergyman
who signed the Declaration of indie
| pendence, be presented to the univer-
sity. He CONVEYED the suggestion to
Mrs. Harriet R. Schenck, New York
| owner of the historic chair, who Of
fered it to the President.
Hammonton-The body If Mrs.
Elizabeth Hemmings, Y, who had been
| missing from this place since last July
26, was found in swamp mile and
a half from the home of her daughter
at Tuckerton by two cranberry pick
ers.
The October court list in Glouees-
| ter county consists of 81 pages of
cases and is the largest ever printed.
Ground was broken for the new
edifice of the Brooklawn Methodist
church
All fire companies in Salem county
will be invited to join the new county
fremen's association.
West Collingswood firemen con-
Quoted drive for $4,000, to take the
place of the annual fair.
A Halloween mask ball will be
held in Aurora Hall, Egg Harbor City,
Friday October 26.
Sixteen-year-old Catherine Mingin
of Williamstown ended her life by
inhailing gas in her apartment at
S101a Broadway, Camden.
The Public Service Railway Com
pany has served notice on some of
the bus owners operating to Fairview
and Gloucester to appear before the
Public Utility Commission to show
cause why they are operating.
A new four room schoolhouse at
Lincoln, Gloucester county, was ded-
icated Seven years ago the commu-
nifty had a one room school. Now
there are $50 pupils enrolled.
Four handsome trees in front of
the home of former Mayor Hendrick-
son at Woodbury., which are SAT- to
have been killed by gas from street
repairs, are being felled.
The Atlantic City Hotel Mems AS
ISOLATION Endorsed the Black Horse