Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-06-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.

morrow. fSIldll we celebrate
Mrs. A. S. Emmel, of Salem, visited
friends in Woodbury. Tuesday evening.
The County financial statement will be
found on our Fourth page this week.
Harry WILKINSON moved from Green
street, this city, to Paulsboro last Mon
day.
Mr.. James Mulford's family will oc-
cupy cottage at Cape May this week, for
the season.
The Epworth League, of National
Park, will hold strawberry festival on the
seventh instant, from to 9p. m.
The first matinee races at Green's stock
farm will be held next Saturday afternoon
under the auspices of the Jersey Country
Club.
Through FL. Wilkins estate agency
the Starr residence on High street has been
purchased by VIM. A. Fisher. Price not
stated.
The June meeting of the Board of
Education will be held in the Academy to-
night to make the last payment for salaries
for the year.
The Red Bank Sanitarium will hold
the twenty-sixth annual opening on Sat-
urday next from one to five o'clock, the
opening exercises will be held at $50.
The three and half acres of the Armi-
tage estate in West Deptford, adjoining
Andes Budd, sold by Sheriff Springer on
Monday, was purchased by Job Scott.
Charles L. Dilkes, of Barnsboro, has
our thanks for box of Twentieth Century
strawberries. Twenty-Five filled box and
they were as fine favored as beautiful to
the eye.
Baker Schrenk's horse became fright
ened Tuesday morning and, turning square
around, left Mr.. S. in the road while it got
out of harms way. Mr.. S. was not seriously
but painfully injured.
-Remonstrances were filed against the
four Glassboro license applications, and as
a consequence Glassboro has had no
licensed house this week. A drought of
this character is unusual there.
ID. F. Hendrickson is having his pleas
ant home on South Broad street improved
by placing a privet hedge in front, and
the lawn re-sodded. That expert in town
improvement, Mark Ware, is doing the
job.
DON'T neglect to attend the sale of
homemade baking in the Central Baptist
Church next Saturday You will find
your Sunday dessert all ready for you.
Homemade aprons will be on sale, and ice
cream will be seasonable feature.
The Repauno Chemical Company adj
vertised a 'tmule lost' last week, placing
the order for two weeks. On Saturday
they wrote "Kindly discontinue our adv.
for lost mule, as the animal was recovered
on Fridal last, through your advertise
ment.' y DEMOCRAT ads. generally bring
the answer.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending June 2, 1902 Ida B. Brigger, Mrs.
Charles Keyes, 3; Clayton S. Love- Ida
McGovern, Mrs C. E. Morgan, Edward
Rose. William w. White, 2. Persons call
ing for the above letters will please say
advertised.
The Republic Building and Loan
Association, of Newark, that has several
branches in this county, has been forced
into a Receivers hands, on application of
the State Department of Banking and In
surance, whose examination showed the
liabilities to be $69,471 greater than the
assets.
Mr.. c. r. Molony, who is familiar
with crop conditions throughout the county,
saws hay will be about half crop, while
potatoes about four-fifths crop, tomatoes
a full crop and slightly earlier than last
wear; citron looking well. The frost last
Thursday cut beans in some sections.
Last Monday Judge Jessup granted
the license applications filed Tuesday Of
the previous week, excepting that of Be-
Earth. at Almonesson, refused; and the
four applicants from Glassboro against
whom circumstances were lodged, held for
hearing to-day He also held the Hoff-
man application, at Billingsport, under
adyisemcnt The fate of the above will be
known to-day.
The Republicans of Wenonah, at a
public meeting held in Noblet's Hall last
Saturday night, proclaim their townsman,
DIR. Charles II. Lorenzo, a sympathizing
friend of labor and agriculture, and en-
dorse his candidacy for Senator. There are
a lot of people over the county who are
wondering what those Wenonah Republic
cans know about s'laboro and 'agricul-
ttire.u If Woodbury. Republicans feel
called on to meet this move of their Weno-
nah brethren, we hope they will give their
proclamation the saving virtue of truth, at
least. Let them declare their candidate a
friend of merchants, especially those who
buy his notions; that he is a member of
the Woodbury. Republican Club and his
alliance is with the Loudenslager-Re Reading
faction-make it plain and honest, because
therein is safety, if not victory. And
when Greenwich comes to give her favorite
son, Director Miller, certificate of true
blueness, they will tell the truth without
urging, because everybody in Paulsboro is
made that way. They will tell how their
candidate favored the construction of county
roads till the ceunty's limit of debt was
reached, then he called halt; that he
sympathises with the roads that are built,
and those that will be built in their
turn That he earnestly sympathises
with bridges built of lumber from Pauls-
boro yards, and hopes they will outlast
those built of lumber from any other yard.
They ought to proclaim that he hasn't yet
bestowed his sympathy on either his towns
man LoudensIager or the Camden man,
yansant, and isn't likely to at this stage OF
the game. If the various towns will just
start out, in the proclamation business, how
interesting the Crawford County primaries
may be made this year.
For good, reliable home news
read the DEMOCRAT.