Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-26

The old Deptford Sunday School Asso-
citation will meet in Woodbury. on June 9.
Mrs. Thomas Wallace, of Centre ST.,
is spending few days with her mother at
Salem.
The two-year-old son Of Lewis Rebola,
died on Saturday, from hemorrhage Of the
brain.
Major Salkeld has returned from a
very pleasant sojourn with his son at
Rutherford, N j.
Mrs. Clarence Moore, Of Trenton. is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Tyler of Franklin street
Last Monday Sheriff Jones sold the
Kroes' property in Bridgeport to the COM
plainant in the action for $3.50.
Master s'Ned" Redfeld, Of Atlantic
City, is enjoying few weeks with his
grandparents, on Delaware street.
Ordinances appropriating and assessing
$4,000 for the support of Woodbury. Public
Schools are advertised in this paper.
Ing DSpeAVAu fdtAA5tS OiuO Will uOlu
their annual planked shad supper at Falls
Hotel on Saturday evening, June 4.
Mr. A. E. Gardiner has ground broken
on High street for new house. George
Anderson, of Pitman, has the contract.
The Msrchantville Board Of Education
has electrd Prof. E. J. Frey Supervising
principal of the public school of that city.
Charles G. Gebhard, the chemist of
Green's Labartory, will in a short time
leave for Toronto, Canada, to make sup
ply of Bochee's German Syrup and Green's
August Flower.
-0f the PSI fraternaI organizations in
the United States, the Independent Order
of Forresters has the largest surplus in its
treasury, reaching the great sum of S., 0OO,- |
600, held in reserve for it's members.
Rev. j. L. Howard, pastor of Kemble
III. E. Church, will preach patriotic ser
mon on Sunday next. The Grand Army
of the Republic, P. 0. S. A., Jr. o. A. M,
Co. l, and the Firemen of the City viii be
ia attendance.
The First National Bank Of Cape May |
was closed on Tuesday by order of Comp
troller of the Currency. 1t was established |
two years ago with capital of $25, 900. |
The last report showed deposits $64, 900, |
surplus $4,000.
The Boards Of Education of Gloucester
county will meet in the Academy, Wood |
bury, next Saturday, May %, at 1.45
o'clock. John Enright, Superintendent of
the Monmouth county schoo $, will adj
dress the meeting. Every school trustee in
the county should attend.
The tax collector of Mt. Holly has one
hundred and twenty-six delinquents on his |
list and has begun committing them to
jail, taking them in alphabetical order. If
Woodbury's collector begins like proceed
ings, what an interesting time we will
have here.
List Of advertised letters in the post
Office for the week ending May %, 1904
Thomas Baughan, c. R. elk, DR.. s.
Cooper, Emma Gee, Sylvester Jones, Annie
sweed, George H. Williams Persons
calling for the above letters will please
say ADVERTISED.
Sheriff Jones, on Tuesday, appointed
the following additional officers for Wash /
ington Park:-Martin J. Kroeger, Ed.
Keegan, Patrick Colgan; Specials, Thomas
Platt, Charles Il. Rulings, Isaac Sands,
Howard c. Budd, Thomas Parson, Jr.,
John Eyre, VIM. Marcus, Walter Geitz, A.
S. Chew, Robt. Carr. Harry Beale.
I'm the re-adiustment of salaries Of
postmasters, announced last Tuesday, that
Of Woodbury's postmaster remains the
same as last year. Williamstown was in
creased from 81, 100 to 81, 200, while Woods
own was reduced from 81, 800 to s., 800.
Glassboro and Swedesboro, the other Presi-
DENTAL offices in this county, remain the
same as last year.
The initial performance of mcfarland
& Holder circus was given in Woodbury. on
Saturday evening last before an audience
numbering fully 1900 persons. Even the
proprietors were not satisfied with the ar
rangements and stated that at the close Of
the South Jersey circuit now being made
they would give another exhibition here on
Tuesday, June Z, when they hoped to be
thoroughly organized.
friends Of Elwood j. Davis, Of Port
Norris, will regret serious accident that
befel him on Tuesday evening He was
driving in road cart on the outskirts Of
the town, going at lively clip, when the
horse stumbled and fell. Mr.. Davis was