The Ambler Gazette 19020619

              gazette vol xx.-no 20 ambler pa jl'nk 19 uk)2 si 25 a yeah their school days over . graduates from sunnyside school ii'iiitiih'iii kxnrclflen held in ambler opera honse — appreciative audience appliuuln a well rendered pronram ailclrem liv rev brfmtell sunnyeide school ambler last fri day morning held one of the most bean tiful commencements of recent years in the orient house the class of 02 con sisted of m isees may c everham cora e knight mary m wilson jen nie b wink james r oillin end isaac h shelly the opera house was comfortably till ed with a splendid audience and the stage and boxes were beautifully deco rated with palms and other greens while sunnyside colors old gold and brown were displayed in flags and floial designs the stage was a most beauti ful betting in green which was animated by the graduates and mies fsallie a knight principal who took their places soon after o all the parts of the program were most abl v tasen and the applause and gifts of flowers were liberal and deserv ed miss knight presented the well earned diplomas the annual address to the class was made by rev r e bres tell rector of trinity memorial p e church ambler mr brestell said i recognize the honorable pleasure of addressing you graduates on this occasion for 1 stand in what might be called an unique posi tion the honor is generally conferred upon some one who has attained fame or intellectual standing of prominence bat i feel what i lack in these respects is more than made up in personal in terest in the school and the feeling of affection toward the graduating class such an occasion is not entirely one of unmixed pie sure for there must be a feeling of regret over the reparations which must follow i do reje'ee with the graduates the class rejoices at having successfully completed the work but you also regret the severance of bonds to teachers and classmates it cannot be pleasure to give up the school days and enter upon life work nor to withdraw yourselves from the beloved teachers whose ability and ex ample cjnnot but be a noble inspiration to you in advising you on vour new duties what better can i do than pray that you always bear in mind the prin ciples your teacher has exemplified in her life in the words of your motto whatever sphere of life you are called upon to fill throw your whole heart into it and do not waste vour days in regret but do the duty at hand and do it well this will qualify you to fill higher spheres adapt high ideals and right princi ples do not look for the acquirement of riches nor position for they in themsehvs are not satisfying but rather aim in the formation and de velopment of character which will pre vail after all else is destroyed pattern your character after that of the lord jesus crush out all the feelings of sel fishness position will only fill you with trouble nnlees you use it rightly look to christ lor jour example and you will be successful take these thoughts witli you and with these i bid you god speel the program is piano trio invitation to the dance weber misses wink wilson knight realm exxi essay the schoolmaster in fiction may c everham gong a winter lullaby jennie b wink kbeay the flycatchers james e gillin planosolo a boys dance gade b teaslnk vonwilm sarah w reeves german recitation the erlking goethe may c everham essay musical haunts in london jennie b wink boogs-by hullah balfe wallace lover cooke singing class essay the louisiana purchase isaac h shelly piano bolo a rondo mlgnoni baumfelde b the skvlark helen buchanan class prophecy cora e knight ebsay wo du bist sei alles mary m wilson the trial scene from merchant of venice portia cora e knight duke mary m wilson shylock james it gillin antonio isaac h shelly bassanio — mav c everham gratiano jennie b.wink diplomas and address rev r e brestell jarreitowo c is talyor has graded and ma cadamized bis lane george b shaffer has a field of rye in shock william c lower has moved into his former home landlord rotzell is now in possession at the hotel samuel engle john engle and samuel l fisher have good crops of strawber ries mr fisber has a line field of spring rye mr and airs marvin riley of amb ler were visitors on sunday at the home of mrs ki ley's parents kev v vv elfingsworth and wife entertained visitors from the citv over sunday charles lower has been ill with ty phoid fever but is now recovering felv township scl 	 is close for the ntnis wednesday afternoon the institute committee for the di rectors association of the lower end of montgomery county has recommended holding a local institute at jarrettown about the last week in november the church lawn has been mowed and the paths covered with crushed stone kev william cut tell of prospeetville will preach at the methodlii ohurch azl sunday morning the pastor will preach in the evening upon the mother's influence " rev w 1 will sing i solo " practical humility will be the umlo for iu-\t sunday it 0.45 iu tin cbiiitiau endeavor society of boehin'a reformed church isiuo bell mu iniiii m miller and b ii barrlngej will lend tho meeting ho thitt u liuveth on the on of icnl htith ilie wit neu hi himself glenside and around martin ewel bus moved from harmer hill to frank hnyte's house at wyn cote harrv booh hns been assigned the po sition of baggagemnster at glenside sta tion floyd muller of fein rock was the guest of friends at kdge hill sunday evening james ford of edge hill was taken to the shte poyhi'n at norrmown last wednesday harper snyder is assisting news agent a p greth at the news stand at glenside station rev g c haitekarl of philadel phia is conducting the weekly services at the lutheran mission rev frank burdick of philadelphia will conduct the services at the baptist mission next sunday evenhig the sow wah tribe of glenside red men attended services at the presby terian church sunday evening george m riich and family of phila delphia are n«ain occupying their sum mer residence here on tie terrace the ushers association ba oball nine met defeat at oreland saturday after noon the score was 17 to 7 this is the ushers first defeat this season the girls association will give an entertainment in the form of a tableaux and music in the sunday school room of the church next friday evening june 20 the kvery-stitch-counts society of the gienside methodist episcopal church will hold a clipping party on george prince's lawn at weldon this thursday evening the gienside republican cluh will hold a monthly meeting saturday even ing in rhoads hall several new members will be taken in special en tertainment will be furnished the regular monthly meeting of the ushers association of carmel presby tsrian church was held last friday evening one new member was admit ted ana four others were proposed for membership tent service has been suggested by some of the presbyterian congregation for the summer months the idea being to erect a tent in glenside in the vi cinity of mt carmel and tyson ave nues and hold regular church services in same this appears to be a capital idea as it divides the walking distance of the scattered ccngrtgation and dur ing the services the open air aflorda a cool spot open a»r sei vices have long ceaeed to be an experiment and are be coming more universal every year where accommodations can be had jacob fox our enterprising barber has one of the finest equipped shops in the country few town shops equal it during the past week the two chairs which were in the place were replaced by three beautiful new ones tne old fixtures which were comparatively new have been removed and new oak fix tures containing three large mirrors encircled with a number of smaller glasses which add greatly to the ap pearance of the place hai'e been put in place another beautiful piece of fur niture is a large oak sideboard for cups and the new ice cooler is a prize win ner customers will have no more long waits for their next as there will be three fiist-class barbers at work here after on saturdays and sundays still other improvements will be made later and the bootblack will be a sure thing in the near future broad axe mrs e weies has been quite ill with rheumatism and plurisy charles stout is repairing the fence around the hobensack property john e martin has been on the bick list our voung people were well represent ed at blue bell festival on thursday evening theodore schrieber has placed a new cash register in the inn several brakes passed down the pike for willow grove on saturday mrs stroud of chester is visiting her sister mrs e weiee of this place e t price spent last week at at lantic city miss gertrude hellings is spending some time at bubtleton n j miss maud amey spent monday in norriatown morris stout of norristown and ab bit worrell of somerton have been visiting with henry stout miss bessie k.weiss.of prospectville visited relatives here on sunday samuel burk intends joining the p o s of a of ambler mr clyde will remove into bllendale about the first of the month lottie daughter of george w hel ling was run into by a partv upon a bicycle on sunday evening and sustain ed a fracture of her shoulder blade burglars have busy might the burglars who visited coneho hocken thursday night made a com plete round up of all the residences in that place that were easy of accens and escaped with considerable plunder the places entered were the residences of caleb wilson mrs conrad lee miller paulus dr d r beaver kev j f sheperd and charles lukens an at tempt was also made to enter the home of charles heber clark but the burglais were discovered and scared away n aroma j roseoe jones is home from mlllemvllu nor mal school joule a crater hus arrived from uueknell uni versity alice m crater is mi ii \ lilt to ' foertw county isaac buedpard i m perkiomeu on the open lag day of toe ban leaaon but the stream wus too muddy he secured ong bara about 12 inches and lie three i mod catnali with sumo smaller ours qeoi i in and blile camburu will he mir rledtaurwed.iie»daj ! ute crosdale will be married the saute evening at the home of her parent the steadfast baud ol cold point will valley forgo ou saturday on n outiuk i he lailiei aid society ol the ehuivh netted about 140 by their bread take und i''1 ¦"''' "" saturday oreniiig plymouth evangelical church will bold their festival on saturday ol this week i'oinmihieemi in r\ini>ei of plymouth publicity 	 1 will be held ou juueaf ut cream ery hull strawberry culture inspection of the patches about ambler hlghwater mark of production thin your i 	 i prices reallzpil — < nirivai ion of the t'htiit h a study arranging plans for next tear the cultivation of the luscious straw berry is a study which is and hns been engrossing tb attention of several of our ambler truckers for years past each year experince is added to the amount of knowledge on the subject and each year plans are formulated etnd tried to bring the cultivation of the fruit up to the highest possible point this season has not been a particularly good one for the plants which are short of foliage and do not appear to have attained sufficient growth to pro duce the best possible fruit . samuel mralonan.of near jarreiiown is one of the most successful berry growers in this section and has two acres devoted to their culture he is growing the gandy william belt nickomer tennessee and sample and the sample and nickomer are yielding unusually well this seaton the plants as a rule have not attained the growth they should have made and consequent ly a few days of hot sun will cut the crop short just at the latter pait of the season when thev should be holding out and netting the most money last year mr mcalonan estimates that the crop was shortened about four days and that he lost 200 or 300 thereby this sea son he thinks he has discovered the proper fertilizer for berries and with the proper application next year he will raise the finest berries on the most luxuriant plants he tried it as an ex periment this year and the result is very evident in the fruit and plants the prices this year are holding up verv well ranging from 15 to 18 cents per box with 18 cents for sample va riety which is rather eatly last fri day he marketed 43 crates and on sun day his 18 pickers prepared 30 crates for monday's market tiie crates are hauled to philadelphia and the t?am is on the road all night mr mcalonan has al6o done well with his asparagus this vear the prices being maintained from 20 to 25 cents per bunch the season was such that the routs did not go to seed and allowed a continuous crooning at paying prices albert atkinson was unfortunate with his strawberry plants this year in that the patch is ovenun with chick weed and yard grass the weeds getting ahead of the farm hands at a season when their attention was necessa/y in other lines of farm work he has about 1 acres with about an equal area of new beds he has the clyde sample and gandy and was busily en gaged in picking the former when visit ed by a gazette representative the clyde came in early picking first on mav 31 bt ing marketed for 14 cents in competition with jersey berriee mr atkinson also devotes much time to the culture of asparagus which this vear averaged as high as 18 and 20 cents wholesale while some bunches were disposed of as high as 40 cents he fertilizes freelv with nitre which con tains about 20 per cent ammonia and gives satisfactory results james q atkinson has gandy wil liam belt and tennessee berries in a patch of about three-quarters of an acre he has planted for next year an acre of william belt and gandy mr atkinson says the frost did not hurt his plants and that he thinks berries are not influenced by the diy weather he finds the greatest enemy in the rust which ie a fungus growth affecting the leaves he thinks a good plan would be to spray with berdeux mixture once per week in the spring and up to picking time the growth seems to weaken the plants until they are unable to perform their proper function he thinks bpraying will also help the gooseberries which seem to be affected with a mil dew lo6t yrr.r he estimates his loss at fully 100 bushels just from this cause alone he had intended spraying this year but the burning of his barn dee troyed his water system and he was prevented from putting his plans into action robert h gillin has about 2 acres of the gandy berries and his yield al though not so gr°at as last year will this season by reason of the higher prices net a paying amount the plants are of fair growth and the patch free of weeds in places the vines seem thin as though attacked by an insect the lack of growth cannot be attributed to want of nourishment as they were well manured and the soil is naturally good being clay the fruit however while not so great in yield is fully up to the usual in size in fact this season two of the largest gandies ever raised by mr qillin were taken from the plants the landy berrv is the beet for market ever brought into this section it is late in bearing coming in well after the jersey berries the fruit in of good size tine color and carries exceeding ly well in shipping the bur is large and heavy giving the berry a tine ap pearance in the crates mr gillin sendw his fruit to philadelphia markets by ex press and gets from 15 to 20 cents per ox for all he can produce the new bed foi next year promises well and all the plants are gandy feullyu ihl david son of eugeno davis pi this ilaci1 and who learned tlu trade of machinist at the williamson school left tho employ i the llethleheiii steel company uml went to pltta uu115 tuesday to take n new i'usitlon ooe sessions uif being held lit the towunhip public schools the new btatlun will be clone on time thi mill davis are bolsbloil up the graduiv and the mechanics are pnttint'iiie nnlstuug touch the structure after it i 	 mpleted the old na tion will be removed aud a paisenger hc>l will be i i-.-i ¦ i i on the east side the schools cleared 8s0 by their festivul ut s>l)iinghousu recently hood's pills cure liver illi bil iousness indigestion headache casy to take easy to operate 2bo to begin life's battle seventh annual commencement of ambler high school cihks <)' l!)0!8 comprised ft*t grmluateii ¦ in tr hulley i'h i of bncknell i mi vernlty deliver ami ml a<l<lre before ii crowded hmhsc the seventh annual commencement of the ambler high school was held in ambler opera house tuesday evening and the following were graduated frank scliaetter besson sylvia may butler thomas alvin faust harry ed ward mccormick and ann vanhorn vanartsdalen the stage was prettily arranged with a background of beauti ful palms and the class colors blue and gold were neatly displayed in the dec orations the hotibe was crowded as the orches tra under the direction of harry ry near jr rendered the overture the whole program was well rendered dis playing cateftil and painstaking effort in preparing the graduates for the hap py occasion mies helen kile of the class of liiol was spokesman in the pre sentations and her part was admirably taken lincoln hulley ph d of bucknell univereitv delivered the annual address on education and life which was listened to with nipt attention he prefaced his remarks with a quotation from james whitcomb rlley when the gieen iets back in the trees and he congratulated the people of ambler on selecting euch beautiful weather for the commencement day but added that we should have not complained bad the elements been less auspicious he spoke words of encouragement to tiie graduates and urged them to look for good things throughout the whole year continuing he said i want to speak on eudcation and life education is life and life is ed cation education begins with life it if and all education is the develop in t of the nervous system ^ little cli id begins its education as soon as it attains life through the five sense it is receiving iuopressioup and although th 3 process is involuntary these im ir teions aie assimilated and moulded in b its very life a ad the education is gowg on ail the time thus a child do « net begin its education on entering school but we can trace its acqnieiticn of impressions away back in the home under the careful training of the moth er which is the best school the day never comes when a thinking rational being ceases to ue educated what then is education do not think it is all to be gained in the schools education is the development of power of reasoning of the will and of feeling formerly we used to conflict information with education but the two are not identical our school tours es tend to the development of power and the sharpening of intellect but the genuine information obtained does not amount to much our information must be organized and in such shape that it can be used if one knew all in the books lie would not necessarily be an educated man but training would be necessary the disciplining of the mind would be essential the word information means form ing within a person may not neces sarily be educated in school many of our great captains of industry have not been educated under tutors but they have developed mental powers college and school training aid in this develop ment land in the tendency to apply the inherent capabilities it used to be that only weathly persons er those of the first families could receive an educa tion at the schools but now we have institutions of learning in every state and there are rich endowments all over our country by which a good education is possible to all the best realization of the possibil ties of an education is iu the bringing home of the scbool give the children the very beet assistance yon can they are worthy of it all children are en titled to a happy childhood child hood is one long stage in the journey of life and measured bv our concep tion of time this period should be broadened while these young poeple have been graduated they are now going out into life to solve its problems with energy of will insight and concentration of mind the school btudies and results of the training by the conservation and trans formation of energy are never lost a very wise old world awaits you and you will be compelled very often to have recourse to your stored-up powers the world asks what can you do and the one who can do things is king dr hulley then closed his remarks with his best wibhes to all the diplomas were awarded by prin cipal kalm after a few remarks to the claes of 1902 in which he pledge a personal interest in their welfare and congratulated them on their success in reaching commencement day hoping the triumphs of the school days will be an incentive to greater work the class ode and program are : musie overture eueouiugement,"kynear's or chestra invocation kev e e valentine musie march llombabto salutatory and essay the oolden kleeee thos alvin faust essay hope sylvlu muy butler muilc wultz strollers class hlf tory kr.uik bchaeffer besson essay the scholar in the worlil hurrv fit wind mecoru'lrk mualu march the invincible eagle ariiuul addrew lincoln hulley ph.d muiie idyll heartaand flowew ewajp uuil valedictory the opportunltlei ol woman anna van horn vanarudalen presentation ol diploma supervisory principal ie olma i i '"- ¦ come dawinates who ve journeyed onward km mi ninny bappy lays let us i>inj one stint together ere we pint for dtflereul wiys we will kino toiik'lii with sad nek \- we bid farewell to you i li rut memories lillgi r with lit old lefioolhoufce then lulieu c 	 lhougu we tar apart may wander after thin fuivwell i pleasant memories llugei with us dear old schoolmate theu wlie u we're now standing nn tlin throshom if our kindly lmn mater ixinkldf mt on llfe'srenl imttlc to t»«k n<i trinlr krentor we tinvc hurt nil : mnny vlctorl?f hut we're had our failures too plewant memories linger with us dear old schoolliowe then adieu fare ye well our faithful teachers with your precepts bo ilncere fare ye well our mnny schoolmate mtiive to take our places here pleate accept lucceiaful withe from this clas'i of nineteen two pleasnnt memorlen linger with us denr old schoolhouse then artleu — 8 may bitter benediction rev n thomas brown i'h d mu«le au ile bullet dunce of the moonbeams langflrle mi&3 annie miller who lives here on vine street has obtained by the verdict of a jury in a norristown court trial 200 damages for a breach of promise of marriage the defendant was adolf iacob9,of philadelphia the amount claimed was 5000 p nd so the award was only n fragment she had married one tobias miller 2o years ago but he soon sfter deserted her her maiden name was smith and in her youthful davh she lived in north wales wiring isdone and the work is com plet d on the noiristown trolley be tween here and acorn cars will likely run first to zieber's and west point they could run at anv time but for the delay in getting the power house finish ed ai the latter place as the fare one way on the steam road is 15 cents for the two and one-half miles to west point from lansdale it may be imagin ed what a difference the completion of the trolley will make in the cobt of travel the game of ball here on last satur day was with the north wales club and was won by lansdale in 10 innings by a bcore of 10 to 9 it was a very closely contested game and caused much ex citement the game next saturday will be with the germantown club dwellings are so much in demand here that they are rented a fcaootti be fore vacated by other parties j c reauer hab returned from a cit hospital after a stay of several weeks he is but little improved in health the sunday school chidren are es pecially interested in knowing that the combination picnic this summer wil be at funk's park chalfont some tim in luly it embraces the schools of th baptist reformed and methodis churches for several years past the out ing has been at menlo park perkasie the wedding of charles j gobmld of philadelphia and miss margaret me kinlay of lansdale is announced take place on this wednesday evenin at the home of her aunt mrs t f ridington the bride is a notable pub lie singer and the daughter of gilber mckinlay who came from scotlan to america in 1852 her brother rev tames mckinlay is pastor of th methodist church of i)->y]estown lansdale is rather proud of a six-year old girl who weighs 85 pounds she is edith may daughter of job richart our local camp called tho edwi schall camp will torn out 50 stronc a the sons of veterans encampment el in doylestown there will be eoni 1200 men gathered there the baccalaureate nerinon to the grad uates of the lansdsle lii^-li school wa preached on sunday afternoon by rev j j rothrock.of the reformed church it was delivered in the west wardschoo house mention of the soldiers encampmen in doylestown recalls the fact that i soldiers encampment lasting a week wa held in lansdale park in june 1880 the republicans of worcester town ship at a meeting held at bean's hotel thursday evening endorsed the candi dacy of william d heebner of lans dale for state senator the school directors association of montgomery county has elected these officers president prof charleb wagner cheltenham ; vice president 8 j garner hatboro secretary j b goentner abington treasurer thomai williams cheltenham — perkasie ' building & loan aesocia tion held its annual meeting wednes day 150 shares were subscribed for loans amounting to 113,500 were given during the past year the value of 6tock advanced 6 per cent there are now 200 stockholders — two vacancies have been caused in the corps of teachers at willow grove miss arnwine of hatboro and miss comly of maple glen have resigned and their places have been filled by the appointment of miss kate morse of philadelphia and miss gertrude stout of johnsville — invitations have been issued to the wedding of miss carrie ozias sister of dr j ii onias of ambler and rev william heist of vandegrift west moreland county at the home of the bride's parents mr and mrs john a ozias juniper street quakertown on wednesday june 25 — philadelphia oi reading railway workmen cut the feed wire of the philadelphia k lehigh valley traction company at menlo park crossing near perkusie wednesday afternoon the wire was run over the railroad to avoid the long detour around perkasie the railroad people claimed that the trolley company had no permission to cross the track — hatboro's new wagon factory al though not finished was opened for work monday a blacksmith shop 20x82 feel was built at the rear of the large building last week and men went to work on monday for several weeks ia>l woodworker have been making bodlm they aro working in the barn on tim alfred cope property which is fitted up at a shop they moved to the large building on monday and wagon painters are expected in two weeki i,y i of slate lsusdttle wan l h d palufvlly ilitowu an paufvlly doileitowu the i i william i'\.-uiiiv of lsusdttle ijuivl while worklug along the irack near fortuna he wwi struck in te by a large piece uftlateth&t wan thrown i m»*eiig«i engine by the liu uiun « ho did not no ice the m&n m he pasted pewulri wai rendered mi"i,uliv uncontcloiu aatiulckly ft possible io wum tukeii to lunstlulc where he . medical attention ut the olllce ol dr .. tl i road company's nhytlciiiu his ii i hk lv m prove tei'loua along the trolley progress of the line from north wales to wheel pump will tnke severnl week yet to coinpietc tlie iin north of sprlnghotine — car mny he kun from p<j>tnonlli llnllrosri to ii cut-off bi if an inspection of the trolley ifne from friends coiner to wheel pump furmrh cs the information that it wmi still be several weeko i,efore cars will be run from springhouse to north wales poles are yet to be erected from the foot of gwynedd hill to the friends cemetery and there is not a sign of any current wire from dr denckla's up to william penn inn men running the heavy fred wive only reached springhotise on monday the trewerryn bridge is only partial ly completed the piers have been built and the heavy iron trusses are now across the stream hujre wooden beams are being hewn into shape en which to lav the tracks up to the bridge and which later will be filled in with earth this work with fair weather should ba completed the present weel.and then the track is to be laid i/i the rear of the tom^ate ami across the stream on up to where the rails are alieady in place this work together with the placing of the current wire and the cross wires will necessitate consideiable time the car through ambler has been well patronized and has been running quite regularly although on several occasions there have been unavoidable delays ti is altogether likely when tho whole line is in operation to north wales fares will be collpcted at fort waihing'sa and friends corner making tii cost of a ride 3-3 cents from lansdnle to wheefc pump last saturday afternoon tlio sandy run bridge was sufficiently completed to allow the car to run down to the white marsh postofiice which it leaves on the even hours the flourtown car has been well patronized and makes the round trip every half hour it is re ported the company will shortly put on a car to run from flourtown up to the trenton cut-off a current wiie hae been run under that bridge and a car could be readily operated if the line were completed it requires almost exactly four hour for the trolley cars to run from fm ¦'• dale to riatington the distance ib 48 miles and so this is at the rate of 12 mileb per hour there is only one change of cars that at allentown the f re each wav is less than a cent u mile or 45 cents on the long level stretches between quakertown and slatington the pace is very rapid cr at tk^e rat of.20 miles per hour the slow time h,vj-te be nade from pwkasie to i.ansdalfc , owing to the many curves that were made uecetsarv by th opposition of the reading steam line and various property ofcners before teaching slatinpton a vtry lofty elevation is attained and the view uf the lehigh vallev and the blue mountain range is mpsinificenfr slatington is a beautiful town of 7000 people on the lehigh * lai>m<!al«-->'orr!mi>im trolley mid trou ble the lansdale and norristown elec tric railway which intends to connect lansdale with norristown is interested in two bills of equity that have beer filed in the prothonotarv's office since saturday in one they are the plain tiffs while in the otber they are the complainants the one suit is brought against the trolley company by joseph c blattner and allen s heist supervisors of wor cester township to restrain the troljey company from operating their line through that town6hip,and was made re turnable for a hearing on saturday the supervisors claim that the route proposed by the company's charter pass es through lansdale and the townships of upper gwynedd worcester whit pain and norriton they allege that the company lias not secured the eensent of all the municipalites through which this proposed route passes in addition they state that the company has also not obtained the consent of the proper authoritee of worcester township to lay tracks through that township and they ask that the company be rt strained from continuing their woik sheriff larzelere has served the notice of the injunction and work is stopped pending the decision of the court in the other suit the trollev company s at odds with the stony creek kail road company and by reason of their statement filed tha trolley company wishes jiermission to cross the morris road in whitpain township which per mission has been refused by tlie rail road authorities the trolley people state that the rail oi l company crosses this mad by thoir i.'ht of way which is co feet wide it eros es the road in a cut across a bridge beoaum of this the highway is only 17 eet in width while the entire width of he thoroughfare should be 38 feet the complainants further aver hat hey have obtained nennlilion from the authorities of whitpain township id onttruot a trolley bridge over tlio pree nt bridge by itrenathenlng it the ailnuul people however refuse to al ow them to strengthen the present trueture although they gave aaeuraooe iat they would agree to an overhead rossing ltfpgtll>blng trolliy unit littaa lvrry neneml eontractoi of i'hllti slpbla uiii mi eowmencu . tin oylettown and willow i | pm myli line at every lolnl irliavlll be placed imdoi tin n 	 ie imik as formerly new ties tiavt tx eu placed i ¦ null liallustiiik hns been done ¦ iu much better bill ¦ tinu and iliu tui's i i tbei impro : trneuts will -, lulbmeut tliat will rei ult l o iliat tl uu difftoi he ¦) t «¦-¦ ¦ .¦ ii t'u ifl in — t b jersey eove u has u drove