Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-06-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

-Wenonah Inn has opened for the sea-
son.
Leslie, son of Scott Smith, has broken
collar bone.
-Senex Green, who has been i'll many
weeks, is now able to sit up.
Woodbury. public schools will close on
Friday of next week, June II.
Another strike is on at the Paulsboro
Can factory, for higher wages.
Councilman Munyan has handsomely
fenced the lot adjoining his store.
Miss Ethel Kircher will be one of the
teachers at Newbold school next year.
Two large old naples were removed
from in front Of Paul's Hotel Tuesday.
j. ]. Eastburn and sons, of Bridgeboro,
are visiting friends in Woodbury. to-day.
Base ball at Newbold next Saturday
Westville vs. Xavier. Game called 3.45.
There is scarlet fever in the homes of
officer Drummer and o. D. Ogden, at We
nonah.
See adver. of opening races at Mac
Farland's Stock Farm next Saturday after
noon.
james R. Saunders, retired farmer of
West Deptford, says this is the dryest season
he ever saw.
Attorney Robert G. Sparks has gone to
Trenton to-day, to take his Counsellors
examination.
&c. G. Pearson Of the Blue Front meat
market, has purchased a new delivery wagon
OF Gus Prehl.
--Millard F. Dubois, Trustee, will sell
fifteen shares of Woodstown bank stock
Friday, June 12. See adver.
Tine DEMOCRAT extends thanks to Mr.
B. W. Andrews and William Albright for a
fishing in the Susquehanna.
Builder Carson, of Mantua, has the
contract to build club house for the Jack
son Club on a lot recently purchased near
Mantua of Thomas G. Dilkes.
A sale Of pastry, cake, ETC., will be
held at No. II Cooper street, Saturday
next June 6, by the ladies of the First
Baptist Church-open at II a. m
The executors of John Hampton, de-
ceased, will offer at public sale on Satur-
day, July II, several desirable building
lots on Jackson and Stratton streets, also
some valuable pasture land.
Clinton S. Hinchman has leased the
store formerly occupied by Mr.. S. E.
Williams. on South Broad street, and
opened an ice cream saloon in connection
with his bakery agency.
The Sanitarium Association of Phila-
deiphia. will hold the twenty-seventh
annual opening of their Sanitarium at Red
Bank on Saturday next, June 6, from to
O'Clock p. m. The opening exercises are
at 3. 80 O'Clock.
AT meeting Of the Maptpa Township
Board Of Education on Wednesday evening,
Mrs Lydia Il. Gallaher was elected to the
primary department. of the Rarnsboro school.
This selection completes the corps Of teach
ers for the township.
List of advertised letters in the post
Office fer the week ending June 2, 1903
Mrs Clawsop, Helen G. Duncan, James
Grace. William Hancock. Morgan Hughes,
r. A. johnson, William Maiden, Lawrence
Meredith. Charles Mullen, Charles Polite,
Florence Garander, Mrs. Mary Smith,
Louise GpFatley, Jos. Springer, George
Stroulston, Alfred Wiltsey. Persons call
ing for the above letters will please say
advertised.
The statement Of the financial eopdi-
ton of the county, published on an adjoin-
ing page, should and will attract the close
attention of every taxpayer. There is food
there for some careful figuring, and close
estimating opportunity for fair eriti-
eism This paper should be preserved for
future reference.
s-Nov is the accepted time. and the
Misses Cozens the place, and the following
are the inducements that should hurry you
to buy your summer Shirt Waists. We
are agents for the Royal. Do you know it ?
If not. come here and see them. All prices
up to So. None better, few so good. Made
of the best material, best work. good fit,
and hold their own to the last. We know
whereof we speak; we speak from exper-
fence. The Misses Cozens, 172 South
Broad street.
While the season for taking shad in
she Delaware river does not terminate until
June Is, it was practically closed last
Monday. This is said to have been the
poorest season in thirty zone years, vel
individual instances are cited of big catches
and eorrespondingly big profits The fish
have been big as to size, but few in mum
her. hence the prices have ruled high The
fishermen who have kept their nets going
have made fair money. Some of them bis
money. Report is that Hop Murray,
Of PauIsboro, has $l400 as the result of hi
hard fishing.
Sudden Death.
Hannah, wife of Arthur j. Rice, diet
Yesterday at Hahnemann Hospital, wher
She had gone the day previous for treat
ment Arrangements for the funeral hav
not yet been announced.