Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-04-14

The first Delaware shad were sold in
Woodbury. last Saturday
Barclay Mankin is painting the resi-
dence of w. S. Conner on So. Broad ST.
-Snelbaker Bros. annual announcement
will be found in this issue Of our paper.
The April meeting of the City Board
Of Education will be held in the Academy
tonight.
Israel GarwOod, gardiner for townmen
R. D. Hughes cut some fine asparagus yes
terday.
Joel Clark killed a red fox on April II,
and the county will pay him $500 for his
accomplishment
The Weonah Inn is to be converted into
a Boys Military school The date of the
opening is undecided
Mrs Joseph .Jessup, of Mt. Veron N. Y.
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Baines. of Euclid st.
Farmers of Franklin township want
protection from deer and rabbits This is,
indeed, pertinent inquiry.
DR. H. A. Wilson viii return nome
from North Caroline tomorrow evening
and take up his practice Immediately
An old folks concert was the attraction
at the Country Club Tuesday night, and the
Audience was delighted with the excellent
program.
Miss Margaret Rogers has returned to
school Of study, Mt. Holyoke College in
South Hadley, Mass. after very pleasant
soioarn of two weeks with her parents.
-Chas. T White, of Yardley, Pa, died
on Tuesday at the age of 70 years. The
enc popularity of Mr. White was that he
was beardIess and had never shaved. His
brothers all had heavy boards.
a pie, cake and candy sale will be
given by the Young People of the Central
Baptist Church, on Saturday April 23rd. in
the Chapel. Please remember the date and
do not forget that their reputation for home
made baking is the best on record.
AT meeting of the PauIsboro Roara of
Education last Friday night the following
teachers were elected Wilmer F. Burns,
Supervising principal, Misses Anna Hughes,
Laura Cowgirl, Mabel Pedrick, Rose STRAIT
ton, Mararet Granlield, and Laura Keeltr
Frank Wilson, Jr., was elected Presi-
dent of the Bachelors Club, taking the place
IF former President George vanHook, who
recently joined the ranks of the benedicts.
Fears are entertained by the members that
the newly elected President will soon share
the fate of his predecessor
List of advertised letters in the post
efice for the week ending April II, 1904
Howard Beebe, Supply Co. Excelsior, MS.
ida Kelbaugh. Garfield Smith, Elnora
selerns, H. NJ Spence and Fannie Wilson
field Persons calling for the above let
tiers will please say advertised
Through F. L. Wilkins estate agency.
ssnfectioner John Urban has purchased the
Bell Building, a three story brick structure
en- Broad street, for $1,000. Mr.IUrban will
scsupy the lower floors as mandatory and
sales room for his CONNECTIONS, and as an ice
cream parlor
The local Board of Health is wrestling
with an outbreak Of scarlet fever that seems
10 have originated in Friends School That
iastitution has been closed, and three houses
are quarantined. There are two cases in West
Deptford township, and case Of smallpox
IN Deptford township, the unfortunate being
a child of colored resident of the Park,
named Brown.
The sixth National Bank to- be estab
lished in Gloucester county is to be at Will
JAMESTOWN, the organizing Of which was de-
termined upon at meeting held in that
town last Thursday evening, when the fol
lowing Directors were elected: w. FL. Bo-
dine, NJ w Chew, VIM Andrews, l. s.
Alderman, DR.. T. NJ. Halsey, S. e. Tom-
bleson, Peter Peterson, W. G. McIlyaine,
J. F. Imhoff, and J. R. Imhoff, VIM. Fl.
Bodine was elected President and DR.. T. M.
HaIsey, Vice President. Capital, s25, GOO
Following are officers of the First Bap-
tist church elected last Wednesday evening:
Trustees, VIM. Smallwood, Howard S.
Davis, Harry Dopson, Harry c. Waram, Jr.,
Author L. Terry, Jr, James H. Hutchinson
and Theo. F. Burkett; Church Clerk, Irwin
P Cloud Financial Secretary, Miss Helen
Gardiner; Treasurer, Theo. F. Burkett;
Sunday School Superintendent. n. Wars
Scott; Primary Superintendent, Mrs Ray
C. w. Pratt; Junior superintendent, Miss
Catherine Hendriokson; Superintendent
Home Departments, Mrs. Sarah Glogger;
organist, Miss Leona P. Scott; Assistants,
Miss Tosie r. Soots and Miss Catherine