Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-06-02
LocALITEMs.
: Rain fell on nineteen May days.

Inc leStlVaI season is IN Iull blast.
Koch, the Mantua baker, is going to
LOCATE branch here.
Jos. w. Merritt moved into his new
house last Saturday,
-"stropg as sampso on, schIey as fox,
what more Dewey want?"
Jersey strawberries are in market, and
indications point to large crop.
John Rachor, Sr. raised large flag in
front of his business place last Friday.
Every citizen should vote mkt Tues
day having in mind the city's best interests
VIM. C. Fox has horses, cows, wagons,
and harness at private sale, at his stables at
Evan.
Mrs. Mary Carpenter and Mrs J. D.
Carpenter are at East Greenwich, r. l., this
week, visiting relatives
iona Simpkins, Camden grocer, was
fined 500 on Tuesday for having qnstamp-
ed oleomargarine in his store.
Mrs. C. G. Abbott has contracted " it'll
carpenter Jos. B. Best to build a house on
Poplar avenue, and work was begun this
week.
Don't forget the sewer election next
Tuesday. Polls will be opened from a
m. to p. m. with intermisson at the
noon hour.
Bogus solicitors are alleged about
taking 81 subscriptions for the Delineator
and other fashion magazines They get
fhe dollar in advance.
Among the regent graduates of Pierce
Business College were Miss Jennie Adair
Hutchinson, Miss Smith and Mr..
VIM. Joyce of this city.
The regular monthly meeting of the
W. G T. o., will he held at the home of
Mrs. Kelley, 298 South Broad street, Mon
day evening, June 6, at o'clock
The graduates of Woodbury. Private
School this year are Frances Butcher Jes-
ter. Katherine Sprague Beckett, and Frank
Kincaid. School closes Friday June 3rd.
Trolley fares between Woodbury. and
Camden will be advanced to 15c after to-
morrow-5c. to Washington Park or New
bold; sc. to Newton creek bridge and Sc.
to Camden.
Contractor Philip Anns has moved to
Ocean Grove for the Summer, and leased
big handsome house on Maple street to Mr.
Cog, a member of the celebrated iron firm
of Cox Bros. Rridgeton.
The Farmers Club supper at Falls
Hotel last Saturday night, was one of the
most enjoyable in the history of the Club,
about seventy fly g being in attendance from
all parts of the county.
Mr.. Horace B. Simmerman writes
home from the Klondike region that he
has struck it rich beyond his most fanciful
expectations. and will be back here soon
snd tsII us hoy be got il. :
MIC C. Voorhees, is making a perfect
and rapid recovery from the surgical oper-
alton of a week ago, and l. P. KniselI is
out again after severe illness, the resu {
of cold contracted at the Washington
Heights sale of lots.
On Tuesday Sheriff Collins named the
following deputies, who will act as police
at Washington Park this Summer Fl. C.
Garrison, chief; Jos phi Th' mpson John
Shoemaker, Arthur Yarr, W, Alex Davis,
Brazier Wescoti, E. c. oliver and VIM. c,
Kindle.
List Of advertised letters for the week
ending May 81 1898 Chas. Aug. Davis
Rhine Dougles Mrs. Peter NJ. Longtime
William Sharp, Thomas c. Spencer, Monroe
B. Smith, Mrs. Howard w Tel. Persons
calling for the above letters will please say
advertised.
The commencement exercises of the
public school, of Woodbury., will be held
in the opera hor Sc next Thursday evening
The program is not yet fully. prepared, but
will not vary materially from the usual
order. The school year will close on the
f9th inst
"A. S. Wilson has recently sold the fol-
towing bicyoIes.-H Allen, MulIica
Hull, Crescent; Frank B. Skinner, Hartford
Z G. Porter, Crescent; Willie Kearn, Ores
cent; Ella Allen, Mullica Hill, Penant
Harry S. Talman. Hartford Mrs Charles
Hartman. Gibbstown, Crescent; Howard
Wilkins, Crescent
The New jersey Country Club hal
fiIed articles Of incorporation in the Clerk
Office Of gloucester county, with The fol
Toying officers President, ex-Iudge Roht
S. oIymer; Secretary, Howard Ceilings
Treasurer Charles S. Csffery Trustees
John NJ Plum, J. Wood Hannold, Elwoot
j. Davis, Howard W. Davis, Charles I
MolOny, Thomas McC ing and J. Milton
Shafts.