Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-10-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

n Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever
Joseph Bailey adyertises sale of COWS.
-Paulsboro is going to get e municipal
5 plant for $25, OOO.i ~
The October term Of Gloucester County
s will begin next Tuesday
ss,rmers, see advertisement Of l. P.
IS Is fertilizers, on sth page.
1.-The trolleys make hourly trips to
lakewood, leaving Woodbury. on the half
aur.
I'll Tickets for the Singers Club Concert
! on sale at Merritt's to-day-25, IS and
Ssnts. >~ho
Ex-senator Solomon H. Stranger, Of
I lassboro, is very ill, threatened with
neumonia.
I VIM. H. Eldridge opposes Edward F.
.vaus for Township committee in Monroe
ownship.
Contractor Joseph B. Best, of this city,
as begun stone mansion for R. H. Comey
Wenonah.
katherine Kahn, of Woodbury. is going
to open dry goods and millinery store in
the Fedzer building, Mantua. e17
The Young People of the Central Bap-
ist church will serve their annual Boston
Fea'' Thursday evening, November 9Th.
A suit case, stolen on train from Jos.
w. Rogers, of this city, contained time
book Of 100 employees of B. F. Sweeten 4
Son.
The understanding around town is that
the street committee is doing beautiful
(?) job of concrete curbing on Carpenter
street.
Thursday and Friday, December 9th
aud 18th haYe been selected as the dates for.
khe annual Bazaar, by the ladies Of the
Central Baptist church.
Ext Chosen Freebooter, Robert G. Clark
of Hurffyille, is building ware house and
soal chutes near the railroad station at
sVilliamstown, and will engage in the coal
and feed business there
The Asa R. LawreGce farm Of about 80
3acfss Was sold at public sale last Friday by
Isaac H. Bradshaw. The purchaser was
VIM. F. Lawrence, and the price was
9, 0O0-S112. so per acre.
At the annual meeting of the National
Dental Association held in Atlanta, Ca,
last month, DR.. T. Franklin Clifford, of this
city, was present as delegate from this
State and was made member Of that body.
Charles j., son Of Vim. H. Eldridge,
our County Superintendent Of schools, took
the New York City civil service examin-
alton in the engineering department last
1sveek. and stood nineteenth in class OF
&1o0o.
j George e. Horner, who ~ess to Maine
some time ago in quest Of seed Write pota-
toes, has returned. He reports the potato
CROP there large and ine Some OF the seed
he purchased is now enroute.
Secretary Of the State Board of Agri-
culture. Franklin Dye, on Tuesday an
i nounced the dates for Farmers Institutes.
Two will be beld in this county; at Mullica
Hill on Thursday and Friday, November
Is and is, and at Williamstown on De-
cember 10.
The City Treasurer Of Gloucester City
last Friday reported the collection OF $l5,
1850 last month from delinquent taxes Of
I9o3O4-05, and the Counciimen were almost
overoome with surprise. Gloucester is
fortunate in having an honest collector, or
unfortunate in having Council that don't
keen up with the city's financial process
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Jackson, after
spepding three weeks in Boston, Mass,
Manchester and Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire. Kittery and York Beach, on the
coast Of Maine, are now attending the
ssNatioual Carriage Dealers and Manufact-
urers Convention aad Exposition" in
Grand Central Palace New York City;
where Mr.. Jackson is making contracts for
vehicles for the next twelve months.
Woodbury. yacht owners have formed
an organization, the officers Of which are;
Commodore, M. F. Cattell; vice commo-
dore, James H. Hutchinson; feet captain,
Joseph F. Morgan; chief engineer, Thomas
Hutchinson; purser, John s. Twels; sailing
master. Lewis Porch; board Of directors
Percy latham, c. Rodney Twells, VIM
Gibbs. Earl Oliver, Edward Henry. The
next meeting will be held in Diablo boat
house on October 18TH
Educational Notice.