Camden at a Glance

Camden at a Glance Nipped on the lip by an insect, Everson Dobbins, aged 14 years, of 315 Liberty street, was taken to Cooper Hospital yesterday. His lip was badly swollen. The boy said he was attacked by a "kissing bug." Suffering much pain for several weeks, Mrs. Anna Smith, of 1419 South Ninth street, went to the Homeopathic Hospital yesterday, where a surgeon cut out part of a needle from her hand. Mrs. Smith recalled she broke off a needle in her hand last spring. Arraigned for refusing to stay in at nights, 12 year-old Joseph Harris, of 1211 Hyde Park, promised to be good when Recorder Stackhouse told his parents to put girl's clothing on him. Two victims of dogs' teeth were treated at Cooper Hospital yesterday. William Willoughby, aged 3 years, of 2839 Sherman avenue, had his face lacerated, while Edward Nelson, aged 29 years, of 303 Benson street, was bitten on the hand. The funeral of Joseph Roberts, widely known builder, took place yesterday from his home at 401 Broadway, the services being in charge of Rev. John Handley, pastor of the Broadway M. E. Church, assisted by Rev. James W. Marshall, a former pastor. Interment was made in Old Camden Cemetery.