The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-05-07

Joseph Mehan for a bus line TO HAD
den Heights and the Reading ferry
Camden.
Burlington.-A sewing school for
girls between the ages Of 6 and II
was opened by the Civic in the league
building, York and Penn streets, this
town, to continue six weeks.
Trenton.-Young people attended y
rally in the Swedesboro M. p. Church
preliminary to the spring conference
Of the Gloucester County Sunday
School Association.
Fairview.-Forest r. Wilmer, presf-
dent of the local Parent-Teacher Assoc
citation, and one Of the few men in
South Jersey holding such position
will likely be opposed by Mrs. H. Mot
for reelection.
Blackwood.-The congregation of
the local Presbyterian Church has de-
cided to have the celebration of the
one hundred and s~eventy-ffth amir
versary the third week of September.
Pitman.-Dinner was served to
members of the local Board of Educa
ton and their wives by the domestic
SCleuCE uCPdA tlAGAJ VI LIZ hAEA o%AAOOs~
A cafeteria has recently been estab4
lished in the school through the eff
forts of the Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton.
Trenton.-United States Attorney
Walter G. Whine of New Jersey, an
nounced that 1873 saloons and hotels
in the state have been %padlocked for
a year on court orders is%ied between
January l n April 3.
Brooklawn. The borough council
met in special session and received
plans of the engineer for water and
sewer mains ON ground now being de-
veloped.
Salem. John l.. Butcher. eighty
years old. one of the oldest engine
men of the West Jersey and Seashore
railroad, who has been on the retired
list for several years, died at his
home here.
Absecon. - Captain John Boicey
ninety-one years old, and his wife,
who is eighty-seven, celebrated their
sixty-third wedding anniversary at
their home on the Ocean Highway
Both are in excellent health and re-
Gently led in dancing at the wedding
of one of their grandchildren.
Galilee.-Two boatloads of fish. so
barrels, or 1900 pounds, we're the
seasons first big lifts aere by the
Shore Fishery. The fishery is man
aged by Herman Bennett, and a sec
ond pound has just been finished
The catch, mostly whiting, was ship
ped to Rev York, where the fish sold
for $40 a barrel of 200 pounds.
New Brunswick resolution ask
ing that Professor H. N. Lendall of
Rutgers University be relieved from
office because he is not in sympathy
with the student body was drawn up
at a mass meeting of students here
in protest of the faculty announce
ment that four athletes made them
selves ineligible for spring athletics.
by sponsoring an Easter week dance
against college rules.
Newark. - Vice Chancellor Church
ruled that Albert ]. Gleason presi-
lent Of Drake Business college, must
pay the costs of a recent court action
in which his wife sought un~success-
fully to have him adjudged insane.
The costs will he about $780, 00, it was
estimated. Counsel for Mrs. Gleason
contended that the action brought by
her was in good faith and that she
should not be forced to meet the ex-
penses.
Englewood. - After physicians at
Englewood Hospital worked vainly
for six hours to restore life Thomas
Braaz. ten, Of Palisades was pro-
nounced dead as the result of falling
into three feet of water in a small
quarry hole.
Woodstown.-A shade tree commits
sion is to be appointed here under an
ordinance now before borough coun-
Gil.
Newton.-Five Sussex county banks
including the two here, have announc-
ed that they will observe daylight
saving time.
Gloucester City.-The Fort Nassau
Building and Loan Association has
been organized here by former Mayor
James H. ]. McNally and his secre-
tary, Joseph A. McHenry.
Elisor.-The grand jury here which
was expected to hand up Indictments
as the result Of a long investigation OF
alleged prohibition enforcement war
and other vice conditions in Morris
county. postponed its meeting indef-
nitely.
Mullica Hill.-An inquest into the
death of Ralph Cox, a ~ive-year-old
boy killed by a car driven by Mrs.
Hannah SEVERN OF woodbury.. was
held by Coroner Adams.
Pennsgrove. Churches of this
town have united for a big evangelis-
tic campaign, which started in the
camp meeting tabernacle under the
direction of DR.. Charles Z. Neighbour
evangelist, with local pastors COOP
Grating.
Somers Point. Make your point
Somers Point" is the slog. n adopted
by the Somers Point Boosters Club