Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-22
ST. Patrick i Four O'Clock will be held


The East side Of the Highley house o.
Cooper street Is now occupied by Isaac
Turner.
Miss Mary, daughter Of Andes E. Budd
chaperoned party Of nine young ladies to
the woods yesterday.
MulIiea Hill Fire Company is going to
bnild an $3.50 fire house Thos. u Mum
yam has the contract.
R. G. Jordon, Jr. Of ST. Louis, Mo-, is
the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. RI.
Jordan, Of Broad street.
On Saturday next Jacob H. Bibo and
family will leave for their summer home
on Bustins Island, Maine, Mr. Bibo will
remain with them month.
II. B. Green, who is supervising agri-
cultural operations on the Gibbs farm, on
Grown Point road, gathered standard
basket Of tomatoes on the twentieth inst
The Musical given in the First Baptist
Church Tuesday evening, put forth an
interesting program, and the library fund
for which it was given will be increased by
a neat sum.
Extensive preparations are being made
for a sham battle at Aleyon Park Lake in
July. The Russian and japanese will be
mimmicked and from present plans it will
be a great affair.
George Harvey, charged with stealing
a gun from a boat house on the river front,
plead not guilty before Judge Jessup yes
terday. Ernest Redfeld was assigned to
his defence, and his acquittal followed
MIR. Warner, of Delaware street, visited
Red Bank for the first time yesterday, and
found four buttons, an Indian arrow head,
cannon ball, and musket lock. The
buttons were evidently from a Hessian's
coat
"A report that farmer G.. w. Marshall
of Washington township sold three punches
of asparagusi for S23, indicates that the
punches were not ordinary, every day
affairs. The weight of the punches were
104 pounds.
AT meeting of Woodbury. Lodge No
81, |. O. O. F., on Monday night, the res
olution offered empowering the trustees to
sell the property on Delaware street at
figure not less than 5000, was defeated by
a decisive vote.
Miss H. Louisa Livermore, for the past
three years first assistant instructress in
Physical Culture in the University Of
Chicago, is spending week with her par
ents, when she will go to Harvard Summer
School to further perfect herself in her
profession.
-All children attending Sunday school
picnics at Alcyon Park are given free
tickets on the merry -go-rounds and tobog-
gan, BY Carr Brothers Til. ee hundred
and sixty tickets we're given to the Chew's
Sunday school picnic Saturday.
The Phila. Wholesale Grocers start on
their annual excursion, which this year is
held at Delaware Water Gap, to-day. OF
the party are these Woodouriaus: Hon. b.
0 Watkins and wife, B. W. Andrews and
wife, John Frazee and wife, Mrs. A. A.
Stokes and yirgie Andrews.
The third regiment has the honor Of es-
eofting President Roosevelt to Ocean Grove
July 7th, III preference to the North Jersey
regiment The officers of Co. hope to see
large attendance at the weekly drills, as
they viii not be suspended until after the
trip.
Chapter l27 Of laws IT last legislature,
that will ~ into effect ] uly Fourth, makes
an attempt to d-fraud boarding house a
misdenyanor Chapter 252, Of tie same
acts, authorizes cities having coutlol Of
their water works to use surplus revenue
III laying uew maits.
The exeursmu season Is at hand The
biggest event Of that character announced
70 date is tue combination Of the Baptist
Sunday School Of Mulnca Hill, NJ. E. and
N. p OF Glassboto, NJ e. of Downer and
NJ. E. and Presbyterian Of Williamstown
to Ocean City on Friday, July 81
Mrs. Eliza Redrow, Of Philadelphia,
who has reached the ripe old age Of ninety
FIVE, has been visiting friends, acquaint
ances and relatives in our city the past
week Mrs. Redrow was born in New
Jersey, within one mile Of Woodbury..
Her fathers name was John Grier. When
quite young woman, Mrs. Redrow joined
the Presbyterian Church Of Woodbury.,
under the pastorate Of Rev. DR.. Jones.
Steel Machine Co. Wins Important Suit.