Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.


See adyer. for building concrete side
walks at Woodbury. Heights.
Commander Comfy and family are at
Atlantic City for the summer.
-Thos. W. Hurff, official weigher at the
Phila. mint has a three weeks vacation.
Agent A. S. Wilson has sold auto cars
to G. G. Green and Mrs. G. R. Evans.
Josiah C. Chew is taking his annual va
cation visiting friends at Hancock's bridge.
The July meeting of the Board of Ed
ucation will be held in the Academy to-
night
Miss Eva Allen, of High street. is
taking in the sightseeing at the St. Louis
Fair.
The Board of Health will meet next
Monday evening, to consider complaints
submitted in writing and signed.
Mr.. Clinton LaDow and family, of
Burlington, were guests Of his mothers,
Mrs. L. LaDow, of Centre street, over the
Fourth
VIM. A. Fisher and wife, P. B. Burke,
wife and sons, and Fl. II. Thoman and wife
went down the bay last Saturday for a few
days boating and fishing trip.
Jos Eldridge was black-jacled and
robbed at Gloucester City on the Fourth,
his jaw being broken. DIR. Parker set the
bone
Mrs Anna Durfee, of Philadelphia
who for the past five weeks has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. James Warren, on
High street, died Wednesday morning,
aged 70 years.
The statement of Woodbury. Trust Co.
in another column, will be read with
interest. An increase of 100000 in de-
posits since January 1, '04, is showing to
be proud of.
The combination S. S. excursion from
AIullica Hill to Atlantic City will run
July 49, leaving MulIica Hill at o'clock
a. N. Returning leaving Atlantic City at
Up. N.
Rev Edward Dillon and family left
: last Thursday for their usual Summer re-
sort, Maine Miss Helen Jessup accom-
panied them to be the guest of her aunt for
month
The Township Committee of West
Deptord TOWNSHIP will meet in the Town
Hall, at Thorofare, on Thursday evening
July 18th, at six O'clock Wilmer Leon
ard, Town Clerk.
Local Sunday-schools will hold pic
MICS next week The Presbyterian at
National Park on Tuesday, the 18th; the
Methodist at Alcyon Park on Thursday,
the 18th, and the Central Baptist at Ma
tional Park on Thursday, the 18th.
Woodbury. had mad dog scare last
Thursday, and as a result Mayor Ladd has
issued proclamation. The rabid animal
was strange here, and is reported to have
gone from South to North Woodbury. and
back, swapping dogs right and left. Grocer
Hendy killed it, Muzzle or tie the dogs
The races at Salem on the Fourth were
great success. There were twenty-five
starters in the four events and in each heat
the best horse won. No Gloucester county
racers appeared among the entries, but hun
dreds of Gloucester county people witness
ed and enjoyed the sport.
The Diablo Club attended the Presby-
terrain Church in a body on Sunday night,
and after sumptuous banquet, served in
Caterer "Rastuse's7 faultless style at their
commodious quarters, rear of the home of
the Hutchinson boys, they wheeled the field
pieces into action and from II to kept up
noice and disturbance that would put a
negro base ball game to shame. Colonel
Scott was in command.
List of advertised letters in the post
Office for the week ending July 5, 1904
II. NJ. Apted, Isaac Bowels, G. B. Boun,
William Mexican, T. B. Parker & Son,
Mrs. Thos. Page, Mrs. Frederick H. Rick,
w. R. Smith, DIR. L. R. Talley, Maria
Thomas, 2; Frank R. Valentine, Mrs.
John Stewart, package. Perons calling
for the above letters please sa, adver-
tised.
-Carmine Gubilosa is getting back on
his father-in-law, Sam Music, in az effect
i've way. The parties are Itall,s and re-
side in Southern Franklin. a year ago
Music swore so well in court that Gubilosa
and pretty Jennie Music were convicted Of
robbing Music. They were married in
jail and later discharged. Gubilosa last
Friday brought suit against his pa-in-law,
Music, for wages amounting to $71.75, and
got verdict for $40.
Justice Higgiubotham, of Westville,
onmmitted a wagon load of nine persons to