Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
Ga q the Carnival at BIackwood next

Monday.
The Pennsylvania railroad offers 1000
mile books for $40.
sheridan Eastlack aud wife are spend
ing week at Bayonne.
The Assessors breathe easier after their
duplicates are approved.
Mrs. James Lie Noir is visiting Mrs.
William Johnston Of High street.
The school site question ia receiving
good deal of attention again.
Captain George w. Hughes is enjoying
a few days at Parinosa Sun, Easton.
Major D. T. Mathers is spending an
indifnate period at lake Hopatcong.
-Hilborn, the Halter, says styles are
all new this Fall Go in and see them.
Mr. Henry Weiss Of High street is en-
PERTAINING his mother and sister from Ho-
boken, N. J.
Miss Salome Morgan returned this week
from two weeks outing at East North
field, Mass.
Thompson Allen has the contract to
build Geo. W. Groves new home on Spruce
Lane, East Side.
viii H. Hoffman has announced him
self as candidate for Chosen Freebooter
in East Greenwich.
Mrs. John Cattell, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George G. Ed
ridge, Of Glover street.
The County Board Of Equs.ization of
Taxation examined the duplicate Of the
Woodbury. Assessor yesterday.
Perhaps the County Board Of Taxation
thinks that because land holds so much
water, it will also bear more value.
Roy Ledden, last year principal Of the
Almonesson schools, has accepted a position
at Haleyville, Cumberland County.
1t is the opinion Of Gloucester County
people that the mosquitoes have appropriat-
ed that $40, 900 to their personal uses.
The DEMOCRATS short adyer. service
brings results almost every time. If you
have anything for sale, o. want anything,
try it.
During the electrical storm on Monday
evening Mrs. Thomas Glover of High street
was slightly shocked by a flash of lightn-
ing
MIR. and Mrs. G. J. Eddy who have
lived in our city for two years will move
from Curtis avenue next week to Muscogee,
II. T.
Elmer Hulings, of Barnsboro, uses an
old fashioned windlass we'll, from which,
he says, emerge every day clouds of mos
quitos.
If land was sold by weight every Glou-
csster county land owner would have
watered realty. and through no connivance
OF his
John Risler, farmer living at the
river near Bridgeport, N. j., says he can
provide accommodations for reed and rail
bird gunners.
-Messrs. A. M. c. Amos Of Bethesda,
and C. N Amos, of Wheeling, West Va,
are visiting their brother, w. J. Amos, Of
Cooper street.
Mr. Everett Pierce and family of High
Street will go on Saturday to Lake Suna-
pee, New Hampshire, where they will
spend two weeks.
The current for the new electric rail-
road will be turned on September 9th and
electrical cars will be running on schedule
on and after September 18th.
Mrs. Casper T. Budd and daughh r
Clara are at Eagles Mere, Pa, visiting her
girlhood home, for two weeks. This Is Ter
first visit there in five years.
The rain Of Saturday last caused an in
definite post-ponement Of the races at Mac
Farlaud's race track, also the base ball
game on the Country Club grounds.
The last Euchre- Dance in Woodbury.
Town Hall under bne auspices OF ot. rat
rick's church Melted $3.50; st. Michael's at
Gibbstown, $50, and ST. Johns, at Pauls-
boro, $47.
According to experts, 100000, 900 tons
Of water has fallen in Philadelphia in the
last three months. And Philadelphia isn't
much for land as compared with Glouces-
ter county.
Senator Avis has been appointed by
Justice Garrison to conduct the defence Of
John Donnelly, an inmate Of our county
! jail, under Indictment for murder Of his
brother Samuel.
The August meeting of the City Board
| of Education will he held in the Academy