Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-06-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

DON'T forget the sale of Dickinson
Traet'' lots next Saturday. See adver.
John F. Truitt, Of Bridgeport, adver-
tises desirable dairy and truck farm for
sale. See adver.
Frank P Dell and family will soon
occupy the late D. R. Gardiner property on
Centre street.
-Privates Leon Godfrey and Wilmer
Knox were both elected to corporalship
in Co, L Monday night.
The Woolwich Board of Education has
elected Miss Brown, of Cape May, teacher
of their high school department.
Jos. Valentine and VIM. Grey have re-
turned to their home in the first ward after
working for some time IN Baltimore, Nd
On Monday last Sheriff Jones sold the
LeChard property in Deptford township to
Charles P. Abbott, the complainant, for
$500.
The season for black bass opens on
Monday next, and several OF our local
fishermen are preparing for large catches in
the various ponds.
Estate Agent P. B. Burke has sold the
Emma Montgomery house on Hopkins st.
to Paul Rieficke, an employ of Blasius
Piano WORKS, LOT %, 1UV.
The children of the Wenonah public
school presented retiring principal Bennett
with handsome umbrella last Saturday
as an evidence of their love and esteem.
Since the refreshing showers of Sunday
and Monday last, vegetation has taken on
new life and the busy tillers of the soil go
about their labors with new interest and
bigger hopes.
Last Monday Mills Bros, butchers of
this city, bought fye-weeks-old calf OF
Andes Budd, that weighed just 1876 pounds.
Mr.. Mills butcher says it is the largest
calf of its age they ever killed.
County School Superintendent Ed
ridge reports nine high school graduates in
the county outside of Woodbury. this year,
and fifty-siX grammar grades. This Is
slight increase over former years.
The annual meeting of the Harrison
and South Harrison Sunday-School Asso-
citation will be held at Jefferson M. E.
Church on Tuesday evening, June l6,
beginning at 3.45 O'Clock. An interesting
program has been prepared.
The estate firm of Henderson & Red
field. on Monday, paid $1400 insurance on
the j. d. Green property in West Deptford
township, recently destroyed by fire. The
insurance was placed with the Standard
Fire Insurance Company, of Trenton.
Twenty-Five shares of the capital stock
of the First National Bank of this city was
sold at the banking house last Friday.
The par value of the stock is $50. The
shares were sold in three lots as follows =
Sixteen shares at $3.50, four shares at
$50. So and five shares at $l51.
List of advertised letters in the post
office for the week ending June 8, 1903:-
Mrs. Daily, M. S. Down, w. Dersen, Sarah
Ieyick, Henri Morgan, P. S., Henry Rine-
hart. John Roscoe, Macy Williams, Miss
Reba Wilson, John Young. Persons call
inc for the above letters will please say
advertised.
The eight Washington Park officers all
unit work on Monday night because Pro
nrietor Thompson wanted to lay off four
IF them from Monday to Saturday, retain
inc the services of four all the time and the
EIGHT only two days in the week. They
take the position of all the time or nc
time. and all or none.
Beautiful white goods for waists and
dresses, plain, striped, dotted and LACE
effects. 10 cents yard up to so cents; light
and dark lawns, 5, 10 and Is cents pei
ward: bingham, 6, 7, 8, 10 129 and Il
cents per yard grass linen, 124 cents yard
and lace to match. Friday is remnant day
we have lot Of short lengths, suitable foi
ladies and childrens garments. The Misses
Cozens, 172 South Broad street, Woodbury.
John H. Richford, John H. Smith
and Reed G. Ewing, of Philadelphia, wer'
arrested on the drunk and disorderll
charge at Westville on Sunday night ant
taken before Justice of Peace Hagenbusl
who imposed fine of 1872 on each ant
committed them to Jail in default of same
On Monday morning friends came dow
and paid the amounts and they went HON
sober.
The little building that for so man,
years did duty as an Office of the old L
Brown & Co. lumber department., has beef
moved by Col. Green to Cooper street ant
is:comfcrtably en- sconsc d in the vacant spac
between the former |. p. KniselI Oyste
saloon and Engle's barber shop. As al
improyement TO Cooper street it will no
harmonic we'll with $25, 600 vitrife
brick pavement.
The June meeting the last of thi
school year, will be held by the Board {
Education in the Academy tonight. Tn
school year will end tomorrow. There al
two high school gradu ates--Chtrles Davis
of Woodbury., and Clinton Green. of Nj
Reyal. There will be no graduation excl
cises, as The graduates object The err
of teachers: next year will be the same
this with one exception, Miss Farrier, I
the High School, retiring.