Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-14

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jersey ton~toes WIRE reported 81 a
basket yesterday.
Thomas w HURT and wife will spend
next week at Harvey Cedars.
Former Cashier, H. c. Talman, is quite
i'll at his home on on Newton Ave-
lis there a general muzzling of dogs
following the Mayors proclamation?
Company I Will have their regular
encampment the coming week at Sea Grit.
Howard Marshall, Of Wallace street, is
enjoying a ten days vacation at Atlantic
City.
DIR. T. E. Parker, Of Woodbury., traces
relationship to Presidential Candidate
Parker.
-Messrs. Wallace, Brodwater and Burd
sail enjoyed a day of fishing at Anglesea on
Tuesday
The Berkeley Arms hotel, Sea Side
Park, was destroyed by fire on Monday.
The loss is S75 600.
Mr.. Elmer Thatcher, of Chicago, ILL.,, is
the guest of his sister Mrs. Thomas w.
Hurff, of Gusts avenue.
President Conner, of the Farmers and
Mechanics bank, and wife, are at Atlantic
City for the heated term.
Mr.. William Styles and daughter are
taking ten days trip to Niagara Falls
and Thousand Islands.
Miss Blanche Dilge, of Phila., isspend-
ing two weeks with Mr. Seifritz, of Ger
man and Franklin streets.
Assessor Redfeld estimates that Wood
bury's tax rate will be in the neighborhood
Of 81. 20 on the 500 valuation.
See Porch Bros. adv of American
Field and Hog Fence. They will exhibit
at the Grange Picnic at Alcyon Park.
Geo. P. Pierce and Thos Bowe are
representing the glassblowers of this city in
the National Convention in session in Buff
alo
Mrs Anna Burton and daughter Miss
Ethel, of Ocean View, Delaware, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Emma B. Burton,
of Centre street.
-On Monday last Sheriff Jones sold
land on the easterly side of Green ST., this
city to Mary E. French complainant in the
action, for $500
-Forty-fye thousand butchers Of Chi
cago, Kansas City and Omaha went on a
strike Tuesday, and meat advanced in price
the same minute.
On Tuesday Chas. Buckelew, farmer
near New Brunswick, while milking COW
was kicked off the milking stool and
tramped by the animal
The Misses Anna and May Reeves,
and Misses Lillian G. Bennett on Sunday
evening returned from ten days visit to
the St. Louis Exposition.
Rev. Middleton and family, of Ham
monitor, are spendinga few days with Mr..
and Mrs Geiger, of Curtis avenue, the
parents at Mrs. Middleton.
-Blasius Piano Works are running about
half handed. Some departments were be-
hind and the lay-of of portion of the
force was necessary to even up affairs.
DO our police enforce the law against
corner obstruction, especially on Saturday
nights, when the colored population of city
and country takes possession of the city?
On Tuesday the contract to build the
new iron bridge between Salem and CLIQUE
ester counties, near Harrisonyille, was
awarded to the n. J. Bridge Co., for $1490.
Mr. and Mrs. JOS. Knight, Of our city,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A Smith, Of We
nonah, leave today for soiourn Of two
weeks to Montreal and Thousand Islands
John Hook and Chas. Bauerle left
Woodbury. last Thursday for the great West.
Their first stop will be at ST. Louis. After
doing the fair they will seek employment
in Denver.
Reckless and senseless drivers of auto
mobiles are largely responsible for the
many accidents from frightened horses,
and the resultant feeling against them that
preyades the rural districts.
The Rey Lemuel Moss, D. D., LII.
D., formerly pastor of the First Baptist
Church, this city, died at his home 10
W. Thirty-fifth street, New York, on Tues
day last, aged 81 years Rev. Moss was
man Of great ability.
Mrs. Neel and children, formerly of
our city, now Of suburb Of Camden, n.
J., have been the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
John Estell, Of Curtis avenue, for few
days.