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rvciial of hM- wrong* and •r*n th* Jud**. apparootlx uoabU 10 porform thaduty deToIrtBK upon blm, pro parly aaid b« would avnuno* Ifca priaonar Uur In lb* «Uy nf»*r • confWMO* with ooonael and tha Proa^ on tor. Tba court room waa a«aln full at the oprnlng of th® afternoon araaloa. aa tba word waa whbperad around that aaotanca would ba pnuiauncad at tba opanloK of tba aftaroooo aaaalon. Attain tba dafendaut, a little woman with aubtirn Ualr. frail and nerroualy unatnioK, cama down tba aiala and paaaad within a yard of tba man who had. accordlux to bar atory. ao cruelly deaertad bar. Juige Jolla*, In aao'encing the defendant, aaid that notw Ithstaodinu the plan of her counael, which bad bran rloquaot and had much Impraaaed blm. h* fait hia duty to the public called upon him to aentenoe bar to eighteen moulha in the State Priaon at hard labar. Mr. Early, when »r«o afterward, aaid be waa conrtnead that Judge Jollne acted aa he alway* had. with the moat conaclantloua mot Ire. but that be could not and would not rot content until he had pleaded with t lie <'ourt of Pardons for his dieot’a release.

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. Janoarv 11. — Mrs. George Springer and daughter of Millville are spending a few days with her mother hero. Harry 8. Douglass left on Monday for Arkansas where he will spend the winter. Mrs. Alfred Scull and daughter Mattie visited in Philadelphia on Monday. Alex. Peterson made a business trip to Millville on Saturday. Jos. Andrews and family are entertaining company from Millville this week. John V. Whitaker and family spent Sunday with relatives at Dias Creek. Eugene Cole of Seaville was transact ing business in town on Saturday. Alfred Crease of Green Creek was visiting here on Monday. Capt. Chan. Vanaman of Dia* Creek was doing budneas here the first of the week. Frank Lake made a business trip to Wildwood on Friday. Mrs. Julia Van Udder of Millville is spending soma time with her mother, W Judith Hand. Alex Douglass and wife visited their children at Burleigh ou Sunday.

CAPE MAY POINT.

PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG, Jan. 11—An office for the Keyston Telephone Co. lias been established at the boarding bouse kept by Richard Voss Randolph Creamer and Rodney Vau Gilder returned to their school duties in Rntg re College on .Mon tay. Mias Ourie Voss left on Monday for an indefinite stay among friends m Philadelphia. The young people enjoyed a pleasant time at Mrs. A. M. < reamer’s on Saturday evening. Anth’-ny GanJy returned home on Saturday, after spending a week very pleasantly in Philadelphia. Mrs. Anne Klira Corson of Seaville was the goest of her sister Mrs. Simpson ' 'a" portion of last week. Mr and Mrs. George Sack have had the misfortune to lose their infant son. The funeral occurred on Friday. Vesar*. Win. Matthews and Albert Butler attended coart in Philadelphia last week, Ebbie Brown, Jr., acting as station agent during Mr. Butler's ab-

CAPE MAY POINT. Ian. 11— Amnon Wright waa renewing old quaintanoea In Philadelphia the first of the week. John Allen, who conducts a large meat market In Philadelphia, spent Saturday and Sunday with bis wife and daughter. On account of the high tides of last week the trolleys were obliged to transfer their passengers at South Cape May, from one car to the other, the tide causing a washout In a portion of the track. The balmy spring-like weather of Monday found several of our residents on the beach. x im Eva Rutherford is substituting In the place of Mias Marie Y. Moore in the Cape May CHy High School. Mr Willard Markley was a Sunday visitor at Cape May. E iaaes Georgia and Bertha Woo Ison spent Monday afternoon with their Irienda the Misses Hart in Cape May Mr. and Mrs. 6. McPherson, of Cold Spring, spent Sunday under the parental rpof at the Lighthouse. Mr. and Mrs. Miller and daughters are still with u/, passing their first winter here. They are greatly enamored of the mild climate. It is reported that mischevioo* boys have been at work here, and it is hinted that they will be hailed into court, but upon investigation we learn that it N trifling and of no consequence.

DIAS CREEK.

DIAS CREEK, Jan. 11 —Mra. Johb Cullen was vinbng her daughter Etta, at Goahenon Monday. The fox hunters ol this place on Fri day last, chased a large grey fox all day and the only shot ws* fired by Capt. Reeves Douglass at 4 p. m., n< Gandy field on the Goshen road leading from Court House. The chase ended with Reynard still running. Mrs. George Fnck is on an extended visit with friends in Elmer, K. J. The Lodge social and entertainment which was to have taken place last Friday evening, has been postponed until Fridsr evening, Jan. 20. Wm. Mullica.'who has been a great suflerer for the pa*t three month*, is still uni mi roved Charles Sofie and wife art visiting friends in Philadelphia this week. Richard Creamer and wife of Eldon, are visiting Howard Norton. Richard Lloyd was in Trenton Friday last on business. A T. D. Howell went to Tuckahoe on Friday evening last, and instslled the officers of the Grange of that place There will be installation of officers at Volunteer Lodge, No. AS, L 0- M,. on Friday evaning of this w.-ek. Mrs. Deborah Uoyd is visitingfrienda in Cumberland County. Alex. Sebellenger. Thus H. Learning nd T. K. flowed were elected t of the M. E Church on Wednesday evening last. E B. Scull was elected SupL of the M. E. Suuusy-scbool, Frank Howell Asst. Supt, Herbert Uoyd Secy, Edward Tuttle Tress, and Mary Norton Organ-

ist.

r Godfrey Hammond visited his aunt, Mrs Deborah Van Gilder, on Snnday.

RIO GRANDE

RIO GRANDE, Jan. 11. — Klwood Thompson and family, of Chester, Pa , hare moved in one of our tenant houses and will reside here this summer William McDonald waa siecent visitor to Cape May. Master Harry Hand visited frrinda in Coart House on Saturday afternoon Postmaster David E. Gofi waa attending to business affairs at Capa May on \Toesday. Mr. and Mia. Frad B. Neal attended ♦ha fifteenth anniversary of tha Lade-.

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WOODBINE.

WOODBINE, Jan. 11 —A lecture was delivered on Friday, January 6 at the Agricultural School by Mr. 8. Wendkos of tbe University of Pennsylvania on “Books Worth While Reading.” Mr.. Wendkos dwelled mainly on the point that we read few books, but they should be the masterpieces of literature. Mr. A. R. Merrill returned with his wife on Saturday. On Saturday evening tbe Success Club gave their annual entertainment, tbe programme consisting of a farce entitled ‘ Aunt Charlotte's Maid,” which was pfaved splendidly, also several redtstionajieserYing of credit. Prof. V. H rendered piano S selee-

K M. Lipman of Norma made a flying trip to Woodbine recently. Prof. C. 8. Phelps formerly of the Connecticut Agricultural College, spent afiay recently visiting the school here. Prof. Pbelpe was an instructor of Mr. J. W. Pincua, and the fatter waa glad to have the opportunity of entertaining

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