Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-06-02

the members of the Woodbury. Country
Club on Saturday, June 4th, at 8 30 p. M
The events are gentlemens' singles, ladies'
ingles, gentlemens' doubles, ladies' doubles,
and mixed doubles. All entries for the
above must be given to R. K. Morgan, P.
o. Box, 294, on or before Friday, June g.
The commencement exercises of Wood
bury private school will be held in the
school rooms next Wednesday evening,
June s.
The organ recital in the Presbyterian
church Last Thursday evening was a grand
musical treat for which the large audience
is grateful to the choir.
The Glassboro Board of Education re-
elected the same corps of teachers as last
year at the same salaries, as follows: =
Principal, Prot F. W. Bowen; assistants,
Misses Kate Focer, Marguerite Angelo,
Mary M. Simmerman, L. M. Mclaughlin
Alice Emmel, Jennie Sayer, Sybil Lull and
Lou Adams.
Colonel Cooper, of the Sixth Regiment,
N. G. N. j., 10 compliance with orders from
Trenton, has opened recruiting station in
the Camden armory. Lieutenant Colonel
George S. West is detailed as recruiting
officer. The recruits will be sent to fill up
the three companies of the Sixth Regiment
now in the field with the Third Regiment.
The examination for free scholarship
in Rutgers College will be held on Satur-
day next. Particulars are given in an adj
vertisement in another column This is an
opportunity offered by the State TO some
Gloucester County boy to obtain higher
education without personal cost, and we
hope to see some graduate Of our public
school take advantage of it,
There will be matinee races under the
auspices of the Jersey Country Club
Green's stock farm, next Saturday after
noon. The especial feature will he match
$25 side, between W. A. Atkinson's
Sleepy Ned and Tighe Hughes Harry
Other entries are G s. Caffrey's Santa
Bell" w. D. Hanle's S. 6, and others
Admission free.
! The cyclers Of Gloucester county art
lying in wait for the accident policy man,
who has been successfully working unwary
wheelmen in the nearby to2ns. This fell
low presents himself as an agent for com
pany doing business for the sole benefit Of
the cycling fraternity, and for the sum o.
81 insures wheelmen to the extent OF 81 a
day as long as they suffer from an accident
met with while riding
During brief visits to his sigter, Mrs
A. HI. Swack hamer DIR. G. L. G. Anderson o.
Hagerstown, Md has made friends here wht
will be glad to learn of his appointment as
a surgeon in the regular army from which
he resigned ON the death of his father ahou
two years ago. He has been assigned tt
duty at Newport News, where Maryland
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts volunteer
are now stationed
During the spring 1000 new ties and z
tons Of new steel rails have been PLACED
along the Delaware River Railroad AL
the bridges have been strengthened, an,
} the roadbed thoroughly overhauled. Til
service Of the road has recently inereaset
to an extent that calls forth the commen
dation Of all the people, giving facilitie
almost the equal of trunk lines
-saEem Gpnbeaps Woodbury. is talkin
! of a sewer system, and Col. Waring VIII
designed our system. is TIE engineer j
charge. Woodbury. wants to look out tha
the Colonel does not work off on them
pump like that one that has been such
nuisance on Broadway ever since our fir
sewer was constructed Thanks BIZ
Gwyrne, for the suggestion. Next Tue
day we vote on the question of sewers I
no sewers, and if majority favor sewer
then it will be the business OF Council
act on your suggestion.