The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-05-14
New Jersey
State Briefs
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Cape May.-The one-day drive Of
the County Chamber of Commerce
membership committee of this city
has been changed from May 10 to
May 81.
Gloucester Plans for widening
and improving Black Horse pike
through Gloucester township were adj
vanced when County Engineer Albert
son submitted maps to the Township
Committee.
Gloucester.-E Shindle, Az years
old, West Sixtieth street, was ar
rested at Brooklawn by Policeman
Blackburn and locked up in this city
on charge OF deserving his wife and
two children.
Grenloch.-All the fire departments
along Black Horse pike took part in
the annual carnival of the Grenloch
comapny at Weber's ranch near here.
An all-day program was arranged on
the order of Wild West show.
Brooklawn.--C Charles Horner has
extended his National Park line OF
buses to Brooklawn to connect with
his line operating from the latter
| place to Camden.
Brooklawn.-The Borough Council
Of this city has decided to extend the
sewer system on several streets at a
cost of about $4,000. Bonds will be
issued and the cost will be levied
against the property owners.
: Burlington-The directors Of the
Gloucester and Burlington Divisions
of the West Jersey Proprietors met at
the office Of the General Assembly
here and reelected the officers.
Highland Park.-Residents Of this
town will ask the Atlantic City Rail-
road to remove the station, which is
in bad shape, and replace it with a
shed.
Black Horse Pike.-George McSor-
ley, of Orlanna street, Philadelphia,
driver of the truck which collided
with the automobile of Frank Reich
enbach, of Popular street, Philadel-
phia, on this road, injuring three per-
sons, was given hearing before
Squire Mccarthy and released under
$500 bail for further hearing.
addonfeld.-The Girl Scouts of
Brooklawn had open house at the M.
E. Church. Miss Williamson, Scout
leader of Philadelphia, presented
badges to those who had taken
tenderfoot tests A delegation of rs
from this city presented a pageant.
Menlo Park.-Governor Silzer, of
New Jersey, and President John Grier
Hibben, of Princeton, will speak at
the dedication of a monument TO
Thomas A. Edison at this park. The
monument will be erected under the
direction OF the Edison Pioneers.
Trenton Assistant United States
District Attorney James S. Turp was
named by Vice Chancellor Buchanan
receiver for the Frank Lee Dickinson
Company, Camden wholesale grocers.
A petition for receiver was filed
by the Franklin Sugar Refining Com
pany of Philadelphia, which holds
claim of $4,000 against the concern
Trenton. For alleged persistent
intoxication the state board of medi-
cal examiners revoked the license of
DR.. Walter B. Allen of Keyport to
practice medicine in New Jersey. DR..
Allen was not present when the SEN
tence was imposed. Following nu-
merous complaints the board called
DR.. White to answer the charges at
its April meeting. He appeared with
out counsel or witnesses and after a
hearing was found guilty.
Gloucester City.-The Board Of Ed
ucation at its next meeting will elect
teachers and janitor for the High
land Park school The Center town
ship Board of Education will have
charge of the school until July /.
Camden.-In charge of Revs. W.
McFadden and Eugene Sweeney,
Jesuit missionaries, a two weeks mis-
sion was opened in the Church of the
Sacred Heart. During the first week
the mission will be held for the wom-
en- and next week for the men.
Clayton. The Parent-Teacher AS
ISOLATION entertained the faculty of
the high school at covered dish sup
per.
Fairview.- Frank H. Touzell, organ
izer and first president of the Repub-
lican Club, has announced his candi-
dacy for the county executive commit
tee. He will oppose George Tippen-
hauer, seeking reelection.
Belmar.-The sidewalks on one
side of Black Horse pike have been
finished, and pedestrians are no long
er required to walk in the roadway.
Clayton. Tractors are being used
to pull out old shade trees in the
widening of the street to 40 feet for
the new state highway.
Mullica Hill. Henry DATE caught
six-pound shad under the bridge right
in the centre Of the town last week. |
Two others have been caught near
the same spot and on down the creek
It is said that several farmers have
gone out in the shallow water and
easily caught fresh shad for supuer
The presence of shad so far I'D the !
creek is taken to indicate that these
tish are running in larger number in
the Delaware Raw ond D4... -,