Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-07-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LOCAL BRIEFS.
The procession of market teams ha'
started.
e. L. Cloud is papering the enlarged
post Office.
There are eighty-six telephones in us'
in Woodbury..
Co. 1, of this city, starts on Saturday
for Sea Girt for weeks camp routine.
Contractor Pine is re-setting the curl
in front of the Friends Westinghouse.
See Gruff's advertisement of public
sale of horses, cattle, pigs, wagons, etc.
There will be matinee races at Green's
Stock Farm next Saturday afternoon at
1.30.
Col Green's yacht, renovated and
beautifed, has been started to Lake Hopat-
cong.
The July meeting of the Board Of
Education will be held in the Academy to-
night.
The County Board of Assessors will
meet in the Court House next Monday, al
8 O'Clock, a. m.
The Executive Committee of the Farm
ers Picnic at Washington Park, will meet
at the Park on Saturday evening next.
The NJ. E. Sunday School is picnick ing
at National Park to-day. Sports of various
kinds have been arranged for the afternoon.
Senator John Kean said at Trenton on
Tuesday that there was no hope of having
Loudenslager nominated to succeed him
self.
Will Redfeld has bought building
lot on North Broad street, from the Shields
tract, adjoining his present home. Price,
$3.50.
George Stokes and Ex-Mayor Hen
erickson have greatly improved the appear
ance of their residences with coat of
paint.
-Glassblowers are famous fishermen.
Some of them came up the creek Tuesday
with big string of ''catties" and a logger
head.
One hundred and twenty-one East
Greenwich township boys spent the Fourth
with VIM. P. Haines and enjoyed his enter
tainment.
On Monday last express agent d. P.
Stanger attended the funeral of sister,
widow of the late VIM. S. clearinghouse, at
Bridgeton, N. j.
DIR. T. F. Clifford will attend the annual
meeting of New Jersey State Dental Society
at Asbury Park next Tuesday, his office
being closed until the following Tuesday.
The State Board of Agriculture warns
the people that unless the worms now APP
pearing in great numbers upon the trees
are destroyed the caterpillar pest will be
worse this than last year.
The large number of men and boys
who daily congregate outside the gates OF
the New York Ship Building Company's
office, seeking employment, is evidence
that not all those willing to work are en-
ployed
Capt. B. w. Clouds yacht, w. j.
Casey, won the Ventnor Yacht Club race at
Atlantic City on the 4th, in 1912. While
the Casey is nine years old, she had as
competitors yachts of recent and supposed
superior construction.
On complaint of farmers Stevens and
Glover, Dreamer and Frank McKaigh were
arrested on Monday for stealing tomatoes.
1t should be understood that truck patches
are as surely private property as pocket
books or store goods.
Because the free rural delivery has
reduced the business of the Hurffville post
office to about nothing, Postmaster Clark
has resigned, and Uncle Sam is not able to
find successor The result will be that
Hurffville post Office will be abolished.
-Snelbaker Bros. have Just erected a
Milestone Point Granite monument in
Colestown Cemetery for Hugo Schramm
they recently finished one of the handsom
est in ELLINGTON for John j. Atkinson, Of
Westerly Granite, and a Dark Barre il
Harleigh for Samuel F. Moore.
Don't forget the iawn party at the
residence of III. w. Smith, tonight, corner
Hunter and Maple streets. Ice cream,
cakes and candy will be sold. Come and
help the girls Of Miss Smiths class raise
money for a window in the new Contra
Baptist Church.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending July Z, 1902; Helen Askins, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Batten, Mrs. Name Barnes
James Coker, Frank B. johnson, Nellie
Otis Edward YARN, Jacob Your, F. J.
Ripka, Mrs. Mary Robinson, Edward
Sites. Mrs. Mary Y. Thomas, Zoti Giuseppe.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say advertised.
An unknown man was killed at Wood
bury Heights station last Friday evening
by the North bound Cape May express
which passes that station at sos. Hi'
neck was broken and his body badl,
bruised. The corpse was brought to Budd'
morgue, and an inquest held by Coroner
Stout Saturday afternoon. The body wa
inferred in Strangers ground.
Wallace G. Pangburn, an employee o
Blasius Piano Works, committed suicide
Saturday night last at his home in Phila
delphia He went out in the evening anC
purchased fish line, with which he huns
himself to the bed post. He was A year
old, married, but had no children. Blasiu
employees viewed the remains in body OF
Monday evening and sent a delegation tt
the funeral ON Tuesday.
Purse pleasing prices The assortment
of smart styles Of our outings are com
plete; newest fashion ideas in ready-to
wear garments for women's, misses ant
chiIdren's wear await your viewing ant
selection-impossible to tell the who'll
story, you must come and see Just ;
hint of the big values in the following
Stylish white waists a few more the YER
latest. They're here and the price rang
begins at so cents; handsome white waist
with rows of embroidery and tuckin
down the front, $1.50; the colored waist
include some wonderfully big values an
plenty of variety for selection, price, SOC
to S. 90. Shawls for evening wear, ther
are only few of each kind-the saving
big enough to ask you to come quickly
you want one. The Misses Cozens II
South Broad street, Woodbury..