Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-06-02
Local sRIEFs.

Office at l. P. Knisells house in Mantua-
Charles Davis 3ll enter upon life at
the Naval Acadeby, Annapolis, next
week.
Miss SalIie Bank, of Camden, was the
guest Of Miss Matti Batten, Of Maple st.
on Sunday.
Mr.. F. w. Ball and wife, of Brook
Ign, New York, bent last Sunday in
Woodbury..
Roy Sampson md family, of Berlin,
have been visiting n. and Mrs. w. Cox, of
Lincoln street.
Mrs. T. D. Clak Is mother, Mrs. c. W.
Heisley, Of Farmin aale, is spending few
days in our city, With Mrs. Clark, on Cen
tire street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E kene Batten and chill
dren, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday and
Monday with MRS. Emeline Batten, of
Hunter street.
MIR. and Mrs. CT ton LaDow and son
Arthur, of Burlingtd, New Jersey, have
been guests of MRS.. E. LaDow, of Cen
tire street, this week
commencement Exercises of Woodbury.
public schools will held in Green's Opera
House next ThursdsS evening. The school
term will end with 4ht days session.
NJ M1ra.ro, podfald a,5
Mrs. Elizabeth, Nd David Redfeld and
daughter Beatrice, hve been spending a
few DAYS with Mr.. A Mrs. A. NJ. Redfeld,
of Delaware street.
Miss Katherir Rachor, who has been
an attendants of he st. Mary's Hall
of Burlington, grfuated on Wednesday.
Many of Miss Eehor's friends went to
witness the exerci
Prof. E. ]. F and wife attended the
commencement efcises at Bryn Mawr
College Yesterday invitation of Miss Mae
Fraoe, one Of thesraduates, Of Clinton, a
former pupil of M Frey's.
Rev. E. BrudP Price having been gradu-
ated from Crozet Seminary last Wedes-
day, will take uIhis residence in Wood
bury and enter uhn the passionate Of the
Central Baptist 6 erch next Sunday.
-Rey. Georges. johnson will deliver
the address on subject 1.-THE Kings
Business is UrgeN at the annual meeting
of the Old Depth Sunday -school Associa-
ton which Willie held in the Central
Baptist Church Friday evening, June
8<h.
The CountyIhancial statement will be
found on the 3r and 4th pages Of this
issue of the d. ocRAT. The taxpayers
will find thereineneral facts of the expense
of county govenent, sources of receip1s
and avenues tt consume 800, 600 per
year.
On Tuesdayhst Sheriff Jones sold the
Mullen farm Mantua township to
Sarah V Cooke, complainant in the pro-
ceedings, for Sllb; also the Chas. Finger
farm, near EwfI to the representative Of
the Fithian ests complainant in the pro-
ceedings, for S3Ip-
Francis B Zee, of Trenton, cores
ponding secretai pf the Sons OF the Revo-
ution in the Re Of New Jersey, and
Hon. D. o. u tkins,, of this city, will
make addresses the quarterly meeting of
the Gloucester bunty Historical Society,
on the Red Bid battle field on Monday,
July H.
While thd Bill is being rebuilt, the
half dozen prisl Srs are confined in the Gel
lar of the court puse, under guard night
and day. A nan, who on Saturday
night plasteredl ficer Edwards Of the Park
police force VI eggs, has big room to
herself on onkfde of the basement cor
ridor
All the Hense application fled with
the court on i opening Of the May term
were granted II Judge Jessup last Tuesday,
at fees from Si0 for the small country no.
tel to 81, 200 # Washington Park. These
fees go into bwnship treasury. The two
leading hoteY@n Woodbury. pay license
fee of $3.50 ca (which the Columbia hotel
pays $50.
Rain st4k play some remarkable
tricks. Lastl Snday night, while Wood
bury was refH I'D by a succession of re-
freshing shoJ there was practically no
rain mile S,ItA A citizen Of Evan drove
to Glassboro ssday morning. There was
dust in the FNan air and water standing in
the roads bette he reached his destination.
Hence it seer that the rain does not always
descend on Al the just and all the unjust.
The suhay-schooI people Of New
Jersey have fsummer school for training
teachers in nHern methods of class work.
sTrhis eehooI Arted in 1894 has had a wide