Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-06-20
TROLLEY TIME TABLE.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

VIM. C. Fox advertises public sale of
horses, cattle, hogs, etc.
-Reys. Tomson and Moore will exchange
pulpits next Sunday morning.
The M. E. Sunday-school will picnic
at National Park on July II.
-Thos. M. Tice advertises public sale
of horses and cows at Mt. Ephraim.
John Callan, of Philadelphia, has as
sumed charge of Columbia Hotel.
The June meeting of the Board of
Chosen Freeholders is held to-day.
The postponed races at Green's Stock
Farm will be held on Saturday, June %.
Il. Patterson will have grass sale, at
his farm, near Westville on the 9th inst.
The Linden Baptist Sunday-school, of
Camden, picnicked at Almonesson yester-
day.
Salem is to have horse show on July
%, 26, and 81. There will be fourteen
classes.
The members of Company l will go to
Mount Holly to participate in the Fourth
of July celebration.
"A few more cold nights such as last
Saturday will ruin the peach crop in both
New Jersey and Delaware.
Deputy Sheriff Chew took William
Westcott to State prison on Saturday to
serve his term of ten years.
The Success Club has an enrolment of
seventytwo members at the present time,
and successful future is expected.
We are in receipt of box of straw
berries from Benz. English, of Bridgeport,
twenty-five of which fill a box.
We wish to correct the statement made
in our Clarksboro items that the Berkeley
Baptist church has closed for the Summer.
w. A Arnold, manager of the Leslie
Baking Powder Company, in Philadelphia,
has rented the Shirley property in North
Woodbury..
The personal effects of Mrs. Birdsall,
the dog fancier of Westville, will be dis
posed of at public sale by Sheriff Springer
on Monday, June "a.
VIM. and Chas. Brooks, Trustees under
the will of Elizabeth Gethen, advertise
some valuable Deptford township real
estate at public sale.
Next Wednesday has been set apart
for the poor children of Philadelphia at
Washington Park, and the day following
has been reserved for the children of New
Jersey.
"A lecture will be given in the NJ. E.
church on July by Lieutenant G. w.
Barber, U. S. V. on the manners, customs
and peculiarties of the people of the United
States new possessions.
Mrs. Mary Drake, 81 years old, Of No.
II Fountain street, Trenton, fell thirty
feet from the toboggan slide at Washington
ctorr1 foxny
bruises about the body.
An Assyrian Gala ON the grounds of
B. W. Andrews Of Woodbury., is attract
ing much attention. 1t bears a bloom
fourteen inches in length, of bright gar
net color and with an extremely dis
agreeable odor.
The B. Y P. IT,, of the Central Bap-
fist church, invites you to a lawn fete on
Tuesday evening, June %, at the home of
Mr.. Jos. Morgan, lob S. Broad street.
Music will be rendered during the sale of
ice cream, cake and candy.
Three young men were caught shooting
crap at Washington Park last Sunday, and
brought to Woodbury. jail and given hear
ing before Squire Pancoast in the Sheriff's
office Monday morning. Bail was offered.
A trial will be held on the 2Sth inst.
On Sunday afternoon next memorial
service will be held in the Presbyterian
Sunday-school for the late Superintendent,
A. S. Barber, Jr., deceased. At the same
time beautiful memorial tablet will be
unveiled, with appropriate exercises.
The case of Z. G. Miller VS.. John
Rambo, has again been returned to our
county courts for trial. This case has been
twice tried before a jury and the same
number of times before the Court of
Errors Mr.. Swackhamer represents Mr.
Miller, and Mr.. Summerill, Mr.. Rambo.
The body of a four-months-old infant
was found floating in the Delaware River
off National Park Tuesday with stout
cord fastened about its neck which had
evidently strangled it. The babe had been
dead some time. The coroner's jury rem
dered verdict Of murder by persons un-
known.
Farmers and all property owners have
another practical warning to beware Of the
lightning rod man, in the experience of
VIM. Godfrey, a farmer of Mt. Laurel, last
week. Mr.. Godfrey agreed to let them
erect $50 feet of rod, balls, tips weather
foot for all rod in excess Of that amount.
His itemized bill was 1925 for which he
gave two notes for $150 each.
The handsome trophe awarded Coun-
Gilman Z. c. Leeds of this city for the
handsomest team of horses, carriage and
decorations at Atlantic City last week, is
on exhibition in Marshall's window, with a
photograph of the turnout. Our people
will not fail to recognize that the presence
of the Misses F. L. Wilkins, Marion Roe,
Maud Lupton, Lille Glover and Leona
Scott are the winning decorations of Mr..
Leeds team.
"A political debate will be held al
Alcyon Park on Saturday, June 90, at ten
o'clock between representatives of the
Republican, Democratic, Prohibition and
Single Tax parties Various political speakers
will be represented to discuss the question,
(which political party proves by its prin
ciples and practices the most worthy of the
peoples vote ?'' The Single Tax party vii
be represented by ex-Judge Hon. S. Crosby
of New York City; Prohibition party By
Hon. t. R. Carscadon, OF West Virginia
Republican party, by George Herbert Tay
lor, of Philadelphia, and the Democrat,
party by James MARITIME, the former oratQ
of Union county.