Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-29
REGISTER OF SALES.
LOCAL Briefs.

Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever
Glass factories will shut down to-
morrow night.
Our flag is home again and will be UNI
furled on the Fourth.
There will be Fourth of July eele-
brations enough to please everybody.
There will be "a circus in Woodbury. on
the tenth of July. Watch for advr.
DR.. T.F. Clifford IS dental Offices will be
closed during the month of August
Mrs J. ] yolk. Of Hopkins street, is
spending few weeks at New York City.
Mrs. Lillian Thomas is on European
trip accompanied BY Williamstown friends.
The Masous attended services in the
FIRST Baptist Church in a body on Sunday.
&C c. Pearson viii open a branch
meat market at Westyille on Friday, June
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Mrs. ]. j. Summerill and children are
spending the summer at her parents home
at North East, Md.
Allen S. Morgan, son Of William A.
Morgan, Of Mantua, passed the Counsellors
examination last week.
Mr. Stranger Iszard and family, Of Gem
tire street, leaves on Saturday for Ocean
Grove for the Summer
Lewis Clark was committed to Jail last
night charged with assault on bis wife and
threatening her life with razor.
AT the suit of Sarah R. Chew, nine
West End lots owned by Wallace McGeorge.
will be sold by Sheriff Jones in July.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
picnic at Lincoln Park on July 9th, and
Christ Church went to Almonesson yester-
day
Andrew ]. Kelley has sold his hotel at
Clayton to Ross T. shupard, of German
town, for s25, 900. Mr.. K. expects to go
West
Candidates for the Republican nom
ination for Sheriff are going oyer tie county
soliciting support. Both are greatly en-
couraged.
The Kemble NJ. e. church choir will
render an oratorio of Lozorus on Sunday
evening as seven O'clock, with an aug
meuted choir
DR.. T. F. Clifford has been attending
the sessions Of the Penpa State Dental So
ciety held in tile Bellevitu-stratford the
past three days
Mr. Joseph Newton's niece, Of Barne-
gat bay, has been Spendipg the week with
him, and on Saturday Mis-. Newton will
accompany her home Tor a fartnighs.
The Chosen Freeholders weat over the
turnpike between Woodbury. and swedts-
boro last Saturday. They found the road
to be in condition needing much repairs.
The estate Of Wilson Fitzgerald is
valued at S25o.00o. By his will this is
DIVIDED equally between his four children.
Mrs. ". NJ. Chew, Mrs. L. F. Derousse,
Mrs. S. E. stockham and Wilson 7. Fitz-
gerald, Jr.
Capt J. F. Truitt will load the Flor
ence'' on the Fourth Of July for her first
trip Of the season. The advertising matter
as gotten out specifies that the first trip
will be made on the fifth, but as tomatoes
and other truck are maturing little earlier
than usual, the Captain has made this
change.
Unless prices range high, this is not
going to be a season famous for Its pros
perity, because crops generally indicate
light yield, aud all have involved more that
the usual amount of labor in getting them
to maturity Worms and insects have
been more numerous this year than usual.
and wonderfully hard to kill.
The busted City Trust, Safe Deposit
and Surety Company, Of Philadelphia is
on the bond Of Woodbury's original sewer
contract, and some people feel that the
city will have to hold pretty heavy bag
But we have the assurance from Council
man Davis that the bond is good, if it ever
was But the question arises if it never
was good, whose responsible for its ac-
ceptance
Captain George W. Hughes returned
yesterday from a ten days trip to Toronto,
Canada, where he attended the Inter-
national Sunday School Convention. Thou
sands Of delegates were present, and every
moment was full Of interest These con-
yentions are held every three years, and the
next meeting place will be at Louisville,
Kentucky, in 1903.
Miss Jennie Z. Garron, Of this city,
will sail from New York tomorrow after
noon on the steamer Celtic, of the White
Star Line, for London, as a delegate from