Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-15
Grass sales are coming il fashion.

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home by illness
Morgan W. F. Diakerson has left our
city for New York for the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Broadway nave gone
to Kennebunk Beach, Maine for the sum
mer.
Miss Mabel Shepherd, Of Warwick, n.
u, is the guest Of Miss Ella Rice, Of Cur
It's avenue.
Elmer Ford is having a concrete walk
and curb laid around his residence corner
Glover and West streets, by Dan'l 4. Pine.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Louisa Ewes, Of this city, to George A..
Mason, of Bloomsbury, Pa, on June 10Th.
Miss Martha Conway, Of this city, was
last week graduated from the Baptist Train
ing School for Christian Work, Of Philadel-
phia.
Bishop McFaul, Of Trenton, visited st.
Patrick parish. this city, yesterday, the
18th inst. and administered the rite Of con-
firmation to class Of forty-four.
The Hutchinson Bro, Thomas and
James, are having 26 foot power launch
built at Wrights yards, Paulsboro, and viii
place her in the water about July 1st.
The First Baptist church is to be i'm
proved and beautifed to the extent Of.
So, 500, The Improvements will include
new entrance, new seats, steam heat, new
roof, etc.
VIM G. Allen, on the Amos Hendrick
son farm near WestyiIle, picked tomatoes
yesterday June IA A sample basket was
placed among the DEMOCRATS curio collect
ion by Mr.. Allen this morning. We believe
he leads South Jersey.
The annual encampment of the Grand
Army Posts Of new Jersey will be held at
Trenton June % and %, and the Citizens
General committee, composed Of prominent
citizens have arranged complete program
for the entertainment Of the old soldiers,
all Of whom are invited
The exercises last Sunday in the Kem-
BILE Memorial Church were worthy of their
name The entire day was given up TO
the Chi dren, and every thing appropriate
to the day was carrieded out. The music
under the leadership Of Mrs. Emma Thac-
kara was thoroughly enjoyed and appre-
ciated
The annual rally of the B. VI w,
Of the State Of New Jersey, was held Tues
day in the North Baptist Church, Camden.
A very instructive and helpful program
was given by able speakers from Trenton,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and HaddonfeId.
A large delegation from Woodbury. at
tended.
The Band Of Needle Workers under
the supervision Of Miss Emma Thackara,
deserves a great deal Of praise and honor.
They paid the last S25 on the organ Of the
Kemble Memorial Church, and as they are.
a part Of the Junior Lyceum, they also
contributed the first payment, SO they have
been proficient from the first to the last,
and deserve all credit due them. In all
they have paid s1o35 toward the fund.
In an opinion fled last Monday tie
Supreme Court reversed the justice in the
case Of Vim. Perrine v. Thomas SIcCarsop.
This Suit grew out of the arrest Of McC'arson
for cunning on the supawna Meadows in
Salem county. that are the property of a
number Of Phiia- sports who design to keep
them as a private game preserve. The pen
atty fixed by a recent act of the legislature
i s25 tiae aud Imprisonment ii the county
jail for one year hlecum aud Others repre-
scented Perriue, actlpg for tie Philadel-
pilian- and A. Il. swaekhamet, Of this city
represented sIcCalssn This csat.ntion is
an old eny and Tie end s u,t YET
Haun sceum autoasohilists do tuore IN
twenty four hous + bring tie pleasure of
automoniihg into diseredit and disgrace
than thoughtiul anu painstaking owners
and users Of horseiess carriages can remedy
IN that many years. Scarcely day passes
but that accidents are reported wholly due
to the negligence and heartlessness of auto
mobilists who apparently have no respect
for human life nor the laws Of the state.
The following is but a sample Of scores Of
incidents Of similar character noticed
daily in the press of this State
When telephone message was sent to
Whitehouse, Hunderton county, New Jer-
sey, few days ago that large red auto
mobile with four occupants, which had
caused a serious runaway accident at Clin-
ton, was escaping in the direction Of White
house, several cars. Of the New Jersey and
Pennsylvania Railroad were shifted to the
tracks at Strikers Crossing for the purpose
of stopping the automobile. Soon it ap-
peared, racing toward the cars at thirty
mile an hour rate. The chauffeur saw the
road was blocked and whirled his machine
into side road running toward New Ger
mantown and ESCAPED