Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-06-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The bank statements are advertised
this week.
-Gussie Buohl has one of the finest turn
outs in town.
-"Dan'' Sweeten has some speedy
horses stabbed at Budd's stables.
At the sale of Dickinson tract lots last
Saturday, six lots were sold.
There will be an informal dance at the
Country Club on Saturday evening next
-Children's Day was observed in the NJ.
E. and Central Baptist Churches last Sun
day
The annual o'clock picnic will be
held in st. Patrick's Church yard on Sat
urday, June 81.
Thomas Bowe has purchased the Harry
C. Wilson residence on Wallace avenue, for
about 81, 800.
Estate Agent Burke reports the sale of
the Cooley farm at Yorktown, to 7. D.
Jones, of Philadelphia, for 81, 800.
M. F. Dubois, Trustee, sold fifteen
shares of Woodstown bank stock last Fri
day at $4O8 per share. The par value is
Sl0O.
The annual outing Of poor children OF
Camden and Philadelphia at Washington
Park, will be held to-day, Thursday and
tomorrow.
"A new trolley road has been con-
structed from Holly Beach to Anglesea,
and is in operation. The distance is Al
miles.
The local High School base ball team
will play the Haddonfeld High School
team on the Country Club grounds this
afternoon.
-sConvention& Liesn by L. G. Fowler,
Prehl's Hall, Sunday at O'Clock p. M
All are invited.
"A Boonton man is organizing in Nor
ris county a new political party to be
known as the Jefferson-Lincoln party. 1tE
motto is "pure politics. u
Estate Agent P. B. Burke has moved
from the Lee house on Delaware street t.
his new home, the former Theodore Z
Green house on High street.
The next meeting of the New jersey
State Board of Veterinary Medical examin
ers will be held on June 23d and Oath a
the State House, Trenton, N. J.
The coming June % will be the 20(
anniversary of the birth of John Wesley
founder of the Methodist Church, and viii
have worldwide commemoration.
Bass fought shy of the anglers las
Monday. 1t must be that the crops at thu
bottom of the bass ponds are above thu
average as the bass were not bit hungry.
AT the Wissahickon Dog Show, tn,
famous Gordon settlers owned by B. w
Andrews, captured good share of tht
prizes. Bessie A. and Teddy A. as usua
carried off the honors.
The Entertainment committee of tn
Woodbury. Country Club will hold an in
formal dance at the Club House on Satur
day evening, June 20, at s. Is. Cars viii
leave Court House corner at 500 and SIS
Yesterday, June II, was the 1871
anniversary of the battle Of Bunker Hill
tomorrow, the 18th, is the Valley Forg
celebration; June 30 the anniversary of th'
battle of Monmouth; and then comes tn
Fourth of July.
Landlord Rachor, of Newton Hotel
has employed a new chef, in Luie Fulcher
formerly Of the St Charles, New Orleans
Col. Rivers, proprietor. Lueie keeps Mr.
Rachor's guests guessing as to the next bill
of fare.
On Monday last Sheriff Jones sold thu
Bloomingdale property in Franklin town
shin to A. B. Richman, the complainant il
the action, for $500; also, the Hacket
property in Woodbury. Park to The Wood
bury Mutual Loan and Building Assoeia
ton, for $3.50.
N. Fretz Sons first sale in Woodbury.
at Paul's Hotel last Saturday was a success
full one. There were eighteen head in TIL
lot and eleven were sold at from 1882 t.
$195. Horsemen say it was the best Loaf
of horses ever brought here. After the sal
Harry Fish bought one for $275.
John J. Magee has purchased the bricl
building erected as a smelling works aloni
the tracks of the West jersey Railroad a
the corner of Hessian avenue, North Wood
bury, and is going to establish thorough.
equipped machine shop. Mr.. Magee is
frst-cIass mechanic, and his charges ar
reasonable.
"A check for Sc, 800 has been forwards
by the Comptroller to Director Miller o
the Board of Chosen Freeholders, th
amount due the county for maintaining
insane patients in the county asylum from
1878 to 1890. For some reason, whic
will appear later, the amount has beel
shaved by $500.
Lawn and percale wrappers So cents
$1.40, bust size SO to so; white and colore
dressing saques 50 and rs cents, all sizes
sun bonnets Is to 55 cents; bingham apron
13, Is and 25 cents; calico shirt waists fo
work 25 cents; duck skirts so cents; gins
ham petticoats so and IS cents. The Mise
Cozens, 172 South Broad street, Woodbury.
List of advertised letters in the pos
office for the week ending June Is, 1903:-
Howard Barker, Miss G. Barker, Alice
Beck, Isaac G.. Burwell, Miss Mary
Caulkins, James Grace, Nathaniel johnson
Major Jones, John Kach, Peter Krochel
berger, Frank Kirby, Mrs. Henry Mofit
Mary Kauck, James Parker. Persons cal