Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-07-06
: WIN. Van Hook Ii home from Olean,

Mrs. Wagner, Of Linden street, is now.
on an extended visit to Pottsyille, Pa.
There is now no doubt Of the early
extension Of the trolly road to Blackwooo.
The July meeting Of the Board Of Edu-
cation will be held in the Academy 70
night
Mr. and Mrs. E. somers, Of Bradford,
Penna., are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. J..
G. Ward.
PROT. E. ). Frey aud family, Of Mer-
chantyiIle, spent the Fourth with friends
in Woodbury..
-Mr.and Mrs SIN. Bnrkett are visiting
their son, Rev. E. F. Burkett, Of Hanil-
ton, N. J.
Harry Umbrine, of Atlantic City,
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs Umbrine,
on Sunday.
John w. Thompson is entertaining his
SON, David Thompson and family, Of Della
ware City.
VIM. Maier, formerly Of our city, now
Of Spring City, is spending sometime here
with relatives.
Frank Fish is suffering from sprained
wrist which he received by trying to start
his automobile
Miss Mari Baucus and neice, Miss Flor
eace Bauous, Of New York City, are visit
ing Mrs. A. Ii. swaekhamer.
so sensibly did our people celebrate
the great National holiday that not a single
serious accident is reported.
Herbert Brown went to New York on
Wednesday as the Eastern representative Of
a Kansas City publishing house.
Josiah c. Chew is on his annual outing
and his son-in-law, Carlton Park, is filing
his place at the First National Bank.
The semi-annual meeting Of the State
Veterinary Association will be held at
Washington Park on July 10 and A.
Milk inspectors visit Woodbury. oc-
casionally and find that all milk sold by our
dealers is up to the legal requirement.
Mr.. H. T. Hustled, of Curtis avenue,
received visit from his brother, Spencer
Hustled, of Van Horn, Pa, on Sunday.
Miss Mamie Flynn, who is only nine
years Of age, came all the way from Lynn,
Mass, her home, to visit her uncle, Edward
McGeeon.
Frank Pennington will start for Terre
Haute, Ind, on Friday, where he will rep
resent Woodbury. branch in the National
Convention Of glassblowers
Fire destroyed one-half the plant Of the
Moore-Jonas Glass Company at Bridgeton
on the Fourth All OF the stock made
up for the Summer orders was destroyed
Loss, 100000 partly insured The plant
was closed for the Summer last Wednesday
Geo F. Pierson and wife, John Pier
son and wife, Miss Clara Pierson and JEFF
frey Batten spent the Fourth in Elmer as
guests of Mr.. aud Mrs S. Harry Murphy,
who celebrated their 10Th wedding ami
yersary
The rendering of ofatorio Lazarus
on Sunday evening By the choir Of Kemble
NJ E Church was creditto that body and
the choir master, A. Clark That it was
very highly appreciated was shown by the
large audience
Atlantic City's census of resident popu-
lation, con p 'eted July 4 shows a popula-
tion Of -, 600,- an increase Of more than
5000 in ten years. The result is dis
appointment, however, the city having
counted upon 40 600 as a certainty
Notwithstanding the weather man i
prophecy that it would rain on the Fourth,
the weather was exceedingly kind to every
body on Tuesday, and the day will be re-
membered as an ideal one for the pursuit Of
outdoor enjoyment.
Woodbury. has several problems of no
small moment On its hands, the fran
chise proposition, the equitable assessment
Of the Cooper street Improvement, the new
school house aud opening new streets. The
people are sure to be kept wakeful so long
as these are pending
Taxpayers so situated that they must
use the Glassboro and Mullica Hill turn
pixies want it understood that they have
been just as long suffering as their friends
on the line Of the Swedeshoro turnpike,
and they are just as anxious for relief from
double taxation as the people who have
pstitioned the Board for relief.
Woe Chancellor Garrison on Monday
dismissed the injunction against undertaken
Seeds, Of Clayton, secured last week by J..
Preston Potter. The legal difficulties be-
tween Mr. Potter and Mr.. Seeds have grown
out of the alleged agreement Of Seeds not
resume the undertaking business in CLAW