Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-06-09

NOtoA WOOOnuAt OAOcSAh9f NtSeA A.%Ss e|t~~~~-
day of paralysis.
There are counterfeit 800 bills abroad.
This fact don't scare editors, but strawberry
piclzers should be on their guard
The Red Bank Sanitarium, one Of the
grandest of charities, opened for the season
last Saturday with big attendance.
The handsome soldiers monument, I'M
yelled at Alloway on Memorial Day, was
designed, made and set up by Snelbaker
Bros. of this city.
Ed. Lee, the most extensive straw
berry grower of Woodbury., placed box Of
his finest product on our table this morn
ing, and they are beauties
The annual Lawn Fete given by the
Young People of the Central Baptist Church
will be held on Morgan's lawn on Broad
street Tuesday, June 21st.
Florence Lodge, F. & A. M. gave a
musical and vaudeville entertainment in
the lodge room last evening to its members
and their lady friends.
Mr.. W. T. Cozens is the local agent of
The Gloucester County Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals. Needless to
add, Mr.. Cozens will do his duty.
Andrew Bowman, colored political n,
of swedesboro, is in the clutches of the law
charged with the serious offense of bribing
a witness not to appear against him.
Jacob Levine charged with the illegal
sale of liquor at Clayton, pleaded non yult
before Judge Jessup on Thursda y, and was
sentenced to pay fine of $50 and costs.
-MacFarland & Holders second exhib-
ition in Woodbury. Monday night was
big success. The house was crowded, the
procession moved on time, and everybody
was pleased.
Mrs George H. Croft, of Red Bank
avenue, this city, accompanied by her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ruckins, of Phila.,
started on Saturday on three months
trip through Europe.
Geo. w. Black, fer many years the
correct and obliglng stenographer in CLIQUE
ester county courts, has been appointed
stenographer for the new Vice Chancellor,
Lindley NJ Garrison.
The commencement exercises OF the
Pitman public schools were held in the M.
E. church on Monday night last. Rev.
Jewett made the address, and President
Thos. C. DiIkes, of the Board of Education
presented the diplomas.
Miss Maud Walters, teacher d Ger
man and mathematics for the past year in
our high school, has been elected teacher
of German in the Friends Central School,
Fifteenth and Race streets, Philadelphia.
This will create vacancy in our high
school corps.
-Catharine, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. J. w Brannin, gave birthday
party at her parents home, at the corner OF
Glover and Penn streets last evening, and
had as guests her school mates of the West
End public school. They all had glo-
rious time as well as feast of good things
AT the annual meeting of Eglingtor
Cemetery Company held in Clarksboro on
Saturday eight acres of land were pur chased
from Joseph Owens, which will be put il
shape Immediately. The following Direct
ors were elected: Vim. Mullen, Nelson B
Gill, ]. H. O'Brien, NJ. D., M. F. Dubois
]. T. Siekler, L. G. Sickler. William
Mullen was elected president; L. e. Sick
Ter. secretary, and ]. T. sickler, genera
SUPERINTENDENT.
AT 80 yesterday afternoon, Edward
the twelve-year-old son of Edward Klaisz
Just over the city line in West Deptfor6
township, was seated on the veranda O
Paul's Hotel awaiting the arrival of biz
mother and sister on the trolley. AS tht
car on which they came, approached, Mrs
+ Klaisz asked the conductor to stop and taxi
him on. The signal to stop was given bu
I the car kept going, and Edward thought hi
could board it. Instead be fell on the stel
and thence to the road, and was severely
bruised about the forehead and face. HI
was carried into Pauls Hotel, where DR.
Wilson is attending him.
List Of advertised letters in the pos
office for the week ending June 6, 1901
Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Name Bergman, Mrs
S. Bishop, Dan'l Briel, Chas. Byng, M
Clisby, Joseph Costello, Essie Cousins, Mrs
Frances Faith, Miss NJ. Green, William
Maiden, A. B. Messick, H W. Palmer
Joseph Paulins Jos. A. Pennington, J. B
Plutgin, H. Plum, Geo. Porch, Il. G. Rob
inson, Chas. Ryden, VIM. Sparks, Mrs
Susie Temple, Thos. Tomson, Mrs. Lizzie
Zanes. Persons calling for the above let