Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-04-30
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LOCAL BRIEFS.
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Tomorrow is MAY Day."
Spring suits are in demand.
Two more houses are to be built on
High street.
-"The Fish Hawk" is at her annual
anchorage off Gloucester.
Musicale in the Central Baptist Church
tonight in aid of the piano fund
DIR. T. Earle Budd, of Orange, visited
his brother, Sam'l R. Budd, on Tuesday.
The school children look with longing
eyes to the green fields and the budding
woods.
Woodbury. Castle, No. IL, K. of G. E.,
held smoker in their lodge room on Tues
day evening.
IS. G. Twells had his team of high
stepping sorrels out yesterday for the first
time in many weeks.
Some towns in this State no larger
than Woodbury. are already working up
Fourth of July celebrations.
President William S. Connor, Of the
Farmers and Mechanics bank, is member
of the q. S. Grand Jury.
Ellison H. Davis has been elected an
auditor Of the W. r. E. NJ. Loan Assoeia-
tion to succeed Hon. d. o. Watkins.
-Councilman Kugler is going to move
from the Barber property on Centre to the
Clement property on Euclid street.
Mrs. C. T. Bennett returned from a
months trip to the West Indies last Thurs
day, much benefited by the sea journey.
AN interesting meeting of the Boards
of EDUCATION of Camden and Gloucester
counties was held in the High School build
ing, Camden, last Saturday afternoon.
Or. H. H. Clark has sold the automo-
bile he has used so long, and placed his
order for an Oldsmobile. H. B. Green ex-
poets to ride in new machine of this make
This week.
The S. J, Gas, Electric and Traction
Co. ia placing poles in Newbold and South
Westville for the purpose of lighting the
streets of those thriving villages. Six lights
are to be placed in South Westvilie and ten
at NewbOld. The township pays the cost.
West Deptford is a wise township to thus
cherish her growing centres.
List Of advertised letters in the post
Office for the week ending April 27, 1903
Michael Cummesty, James Diggs, Wilkins
Harding, Teresa Hewlings, John Hood,
Wm. H. Morse, Z. E. Mott, Thomas Ped
derson, Hattie Smith, w. II. Williams
Persons calling for the above letters vii
please say advertised.
Following are the ineorporators of tht
Fast Greenwich Fire Association: G. G
Hughes Isaac T. Haines, ]. M. Haines,
ii. Davidson, G. Steward, A. F. Hoffman
s Stewart. J. S. Devault, n p. Hoffman
Cbas. ]. Wolferth, Scott Green, Fl. G
Green, Henry J. Haines, Robert Eldridge
-Dan'l f. HendricEson will assume the
management of Paul's Hotel OIL June 1st
The famous old hostelry is being thoroughly
renovated and put in fine condition to ac
commodate the public. Under Mr.. Hen
drickson's management it should resume
it's old-time popularity with the travelling
public,
The people of Woodbury. are under OBJ
LEGATIONS to the local branch, w. c. 7. u.
foT the treat OF the lecture by George
Bains. in Kemble Memorial Church Mon
day evening. The famous lecturer was al
his best. and his ssSearch Light on the 2ltl
Century, and its problems was powerful
plea for higher patriotism along al
gnoral lines
--latest designs in ladies collars ant
stocks. 2y and Soc Printed duck in stripe
shirt waist suits and wash shirts Muslii
underwear. all new goods and every gar
ment Onion Made Shirt waists in grea
variety. so. rs, $1.00. 135, 1.50. Pear
shirt waist sets, 10, 25, SOC. per set. G. w
Starr Company, 1913 s. Broad street.
Farmers began putting out tomato
nIants last week, and on Monday and al
this week they have gone out by the hun
dreds of thousands, notwithstanding til
fact all danger of killing frosts IS not ye
oaased. Mr.. C. B. Leonard informs us tha
twenty-one years ago, on May I'd, ther
was 4 frost that cut the plants off to th
GROUND. With this fact in view, the wis
farmer will net trnst all his plants to tn
elements yet.
The way our real estate agents ar
moving real estate is joy to every wei
wisher Of the old county seat. During tn
past week Henderson & Redfeld, hay
sold a lot at North Broad and Chestnu
streets. belonging to L. s, Simmerman, t
Councilman Munyan. F. L. wilkins ma
sold the house on Delaware street, occupies
by DR.. VIM. Brewer and owned by Mrs
DR.. Abbott TO Samuel f. Wilmer, ard tn
same agency has sold to ] Boyd Ayi
another lot from she Clement estate. al
agents report demand both for houses an
building land.
The Young Ladies' Missionary cinci
of the Presbyterian Canrch held their regu
lar monthly meeting Monday evening q
Miss Catherine Cropper's, on Delawar
street. The topic was an exceedingly II
tesesting ore as one Of the members of th
circle wrote to five Of the Freedmen School
and received letters from the student
themselves, telling in a very interestin
way about their different buildings, studio
and work. The schools are situated Q
follows: Cotton Plant, industrial, ArkeI
saw: Albion Academy, Franklinton, Mort
Carolina; Ingleside Seminary, Burkeyill'
Virginia; Mary Allen Seminary, Corcket
Texas.