Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-16
LOCAL BRIEFs.

Robins are here.
"A local express has been started by
Chas Geitz
Editor S. P. Foster, of the Elmer Times
is is Florida.
National Parks delinquent tax list
amounts to 81 ,28S. IS.
SAM Sweeten has moved to the Dennis
Blake farm near Red Bank.
The Pennsylvania railroad will soon
issue $50, 900, 600 improvement bonds.
Mr. c. B. Budd, son of Andes E. Budd,
is on business trip to Belvidere, Mich.
Rev. Edward Dillon preached two able
sermons in the NJ. E. Church last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Heritage OF Camden
visited their parents last Sunday on Ger
man st.
The supper given by the Ladies Aid
Society of the Kemble NJ. f. Church was
we'll patronzed.
DIR T. NJ Walsh and wife of Sutton,
w Virginia, have been recent guest OF Mrs,
P. Kahn, of Penn ST.
DIR and Mrs. H. B. Diyerty, and Mrs.
T. D. Clark, were visitors at the NJ E.
Conference last week.
Miss Carrie Smith has mild case of
scarlet fever Mr.. Smith is living out
during the period of infection.
There will be a meeting of the city
Board of Education at Clerk Redfeld's
home at 40 o'clock tonight.
"A shepherd dog belonging to Chas.
Edwards was poisoned last Saturday and
died. The dog was great pet.
Rev. E. Dillon has removed one of the
old trees from in front of his residence, and
given others a thorough pruning.
-Ormond Armstrong is the champion
blue rock shot Of South Jersey, his nigh
score being IS out of possible 100.
George r. Koran has been transferred
from League Island, to the BattIeship West
Virginia, stationed at Newport News.
Pig and goat pens are now under the
ban OF the health code, and must be located
200 vds from city streets or residences
-Trees are being cut in Dickiusons
woods aud hauled to the station by Chas.
Krimn for building new piers at Anglesea.
MIR. John Garwood, of Camden, spent
several days last week with his daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth LaDow, of Centre st rect
this city
Speaker j. Boyd Avis and several state
officials visited vineland, on Friday, to in
spect the State Institlon there. They were
taken down on a special train.
Mr.. George Davidson, of Minneapolis,
Kansas, and Mrs j. L. Manlove Of New
Castle Delaware, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. 5 A. Steward of Euclid st. last week
Make an inventory of the things You
own which you would like to turn into
money" and then start a little private adj
vertising campaign Of your own in the For
Sale columns of the DEMOCRAT.
A burning chimney at the home of
Lewis Creamer on Green Ave, near the
glass works, called the fire department out
Tuesday eveiny In four minutes from the
time the gong sounded, Friendships hose
was attached to the hydrant- Considering
the distance covered this is very fair time
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed in the County Clerks Office by the
Gloucester County Electric Company with
an authorized capital of $50, 600 The in
corporators are Enos r Artman, Manassas
X. Treichler, Daniel G. Endy, Albert Buys
and Edward F. johnson. The new eorpor-
alton taker over the business of the Venom
ah Clayton and Glassboro Electric Com
any.
The Annual School Meeting of the
Deptford Township will be held at Thoro-
fare. on the DIST inst, at : 80 p M. Be-
sides the election of three trustees to succeed
]. Wilmer Leonard, Robert Dolphin and
Jesse Mullen, the meeting will decide the
question of a $l2, 900 school house to be
built at Thorofare;
indications are that the cry ''Shad OF
will be delayed long beyond the usual peri
cd this year Usually, ere this, our
correspondents from the river towns have
recorded the departure Of fishing fleets for
the bay, and on occasional catch off Penns-
grove, but the fleets of snap shots yet ride
at anchor in some sheltered harbor while
the fisherman watch the ice flows drift
slowly toward the sea. As for shad, they
have not even appeared far south yet, and
the fear is that Spring will be we'll adyanc-
ed before the succulent shad graces Wood
bury tables. Last year Arthur Lar receiy-
ed his first shipment on March 10