Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-07-20
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the week.
Fisherman who go to Anglessa come
home with big baskets full.
Our farmers claim that crops are burn
ing up through lack Of rain,
Miss Alice Lee has resigned her posi-
tion in STAIRS store as clerk.
&c. c. Clark is in Western Pennsyl-
vania buying car load Of cows.
Paul Liyermore. Of the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, is on bis vacation.
Mr.. Paul Hustled and family are visit
ing Mrs. ID. P. Stanger on High street.
The First Baptist Sabbath school will
picnic at Lincoln Park on the 9th inst
r. K. Morgan and J. D. Carpenter
Jr., are down the bay this week in yacht
ANDREW Weigand and family viii
spend the balance Of the summer at Allan
tic City.
DIR. H. H. Clark has purchased the
Clark homestead from The heirs for the sum
of $4,000
Miss Matte Green cus one Of the arter-
les of her hand last Sunday, BIZ falling on a
piece Of glass.
1t is likely that Lewis Ford, in Jail for
his connection with the Dayton murder,
will be admitted to bail.
The Central Baptist sabbath-school
will hold their annual picnic at Lincoln
Park on Thursday next.
james B. Kelley, president Of the
Browns Mills Hotel Company, visited Jos.
J summerill yesterday
Frank J. Mailer, Of Marshall's drug
store is on his vacation. During his abb
sence Walter Rusch is assisting.
Prosecutor Starr has been confined to
his home since Sunday, blinded by poison.
He got to business this morning.
The old Gloucester race track is under
cultivation, aud this year will produce
sixty acres of corn and forty acres Of oats.
A seven hundred pound horse mack
erel was caught in fish pond off Long
Branch one day last week. 1t was sent to
New York market.
"A special meeting Of the Board Of Ed
ucation will be held in the Academy to-
night to fill the vacancy. caused BY tie
resignation of Miss Jessie Bowers.
Robert More, Jr., Richard NJ. More
and Foster c. More, Of the More Jonas
Glass Company, have. LEASED the glass works
at Fairton, and will operate them the com
ing season.
y. w. Pratt, the Westville we'll driller,
has completed 352 foot six inch well at
Chestnut Hill, for the railroad magnate,
Robert n. Carson This well yields two
hundred gallons minute.
Henry c. and VIM. A. Finzell have
purchased the Eisenhardt bakery property
on North Broad street, for s., 900, and are
continuing the business. They are hustling
young men, and desen e success.
Between 1890 and 1900 Gloucester Co.
increased 3, 256 in population. To keep up
the rate of increase of the previous decade,
the census just completed, should show
80, 500, but the figures thus far given out
don indicate such growth.
The seyen-y ear-old daughter of George
c Beardsworth, of New Sharon Deptford
township, died on Wednesday from diph-
liberia. III its most virulent form. Anti
token was administered three times. but
without avail.
-On the a9th instant, Mr.. and Mrs.
JUN latham, and Herbert, their youngest
son. o. "A High street, will return to Eng-
land for a six weeks visit to parents aud
friends, aud incidentally to celebrate the
silver anniversary of their wedding Mr..
latham i foreman of Que of the depart
ments of B 'asius piano works, coming here
when that firm removed its mandatory to
our city. His handsome brick residence,
erected a few years ago is a monument to
his thrift. as we'll as his civic pride. Their
outward passage will be made on the Camp
ania, and the home voyage on the Etruia, Of
the Cunard liee. Il is eighteen years since
Mr.. and Mrs latham left their native land
for America and this brief vacation is we'll
earned. Many friends will wish them bon
voyage and safe return.
MULLIcA HILL.
Mr.. Matthew Firman and Miss Nellie
Smith. Of Camden, were married on Friday
evening by the Rev. T. c. Parker at the
Parsonage A royal old-fashioned serenadc