Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-09-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Ed. Dobbs killed mad dog at his farm
last Monday.
Washington Park closed for the season
on the evening Of Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirkbride are
spending ten days at Ocean City.
Miss Anna Estel, of Curtis avenue, is
visiting relatives in Atlantic City.
Lots of reed bird gunners are carrying
little pellets Of shot under their skin.
"A change went into effect on the
Almonesson trolley yesterday. See time
table.
Lawyer swackhamer and wife spent
Sunday and Labor Day at the Sea Crest Inn
Cape May.
Judge Jessup and family returned
from their August outing at Ocean City
last Monday.
Mrs. Mary Price, of seaville, has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs Myra String
for several days.
On Saturday the annual autumnal 4
O'Clock picnic will be held in the yard Of
ST. Patrick S church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sampson and daugh-
ter, of Berlin, have been visiting relatives
here the past week.
Misses Anna and May Reeves were the
guests of MI. and Mrs. Mahlon Newton, Of
Atlantic City, over Sunday.
Miss Alice Weatherby and Miss Anne
liza Kugler will on September 18th enter
the State Normal School at Trenton.
Rev Edw. Dillon and family VIM. E
Speakman and family, who haye been
Summering in Maine are home again.
4 Mrs Samuel Keat and son, of Pen
Argyle, Penna., are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs William E. Keat, of Hopkins street.
Mr.. Thomas Wallace, of Centre ST.,
entered upon his fall work as blower in one
of the leading factories in Massilon. Ohio.
Mr.. NJ. Ware Scott celebrated his
thirty third year as Superintendent of the
First Baptist Sunday school, last Sunday.
Sheriff Jones sold three properties,
Kunzel, Coyes, and BURNETT on Tuesday,
all of which were bid in by the complain
ants.
Mr. Elmer Batten, of Elizabeth, and
Miss Emmaline Batten, of Montclair, are
the guests of Emmaline Batten, Of Hunter
street.
John c. Fell, farmer near Parkville,
station. died last Thursday of typhoid fever
leaving wife and ten children, the eldest
boy of IS.
w Harrison Livermore has rendered
his resignation as confidential agent for G.
G. Green, and Mr.. Green's son, G. G.
Green Jr., will be his successor.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Chandler, who
have been spending the Summer at Penns-
grove, with Mrs Chandeliers parents, will
OCCUPY their new home on Newton avenue.
DR.. Amos Underwood, of Red Bank
avenue who is recent graduate of the
Philadelphia Dental College, has opened
Dental Parlors at 1884 North Fifteenth ST.,
Philadelphia.
Five teachers are yet needed in this
county, we are informed by County Super
intendent Eldridge. One in Monroe, one
in East Greenwich, two in West Deptford,
one in Greenwich.
L,,,s;,,,o, To,,..t<r... -, 49,, o.oo
ted from responsibility for the late railroad
accident in Woodbury.. He is now able to
leave his bed at the hospital, and will soon
be able to leave the institution.
Corporal A. W Muller, Jr., of Com
pany l, made the best score at Sea Grit
rifle range last Friday, in the Wimbledon
match. On the 200 yard range his total
was % out of possible IS, or total of Al
points.
The Spring City Pa, glassworks will
start up to-day, and the Swedesboro works
next Monday. All other glassworks in
New Jersey belong to the organization,
and none of them VIII start until the 18th,
many will not start then.
"A block Of $685. 900 of four per cent.
Hudson County bonds sold the other day at
a premium of nearly five per cent. Evil
IDENTIFY Democratic government is good
thing for Hudson county's credit. The
pity is, it isn't passed along.
Farmers of Gloucester county are all
at work trimming the brush and weeds
along their road fronts. The law requinag
this to be done is a good one for the high
ways present a much better appearance
than they did three weeks ago.
Judge Jessup will hold Naturalization
court on the last Friday in September, the
30th. Candidates for naturalization should
apply to the Clerks Of the city, township or
or borough IN which they reside at once if
they expect to participate in the election
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