Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-07-26

on Tuesday.
"A new time table will go into effect on
the West Jersey and S. S. and R. R. on
Tuesday, July 28th.
Miss Ella Rice and mother, of Curtis
avenue, are spending few days touring
through Washington and Baltimore.
Daniel H. Mumford has purchased the
Chew lot on South Broad ST., on which be
will erect home on modern lines.
John Redfeld and wife are spending
week in New York State, at point on
the Hudson river opposite West Point.
DIR. T. C. Parker has been commits
stoned Medical Examiner for the United
States Marine Recruiting Department.
The furnaces of Woodbury. Bottle
Works are being put in shape to start the
next blast on September 1st
In the promotion of New Jersey pcs tai
clerks just announced, one clerk in Wood
bury post Office receives an advance OF $lOO
in salary, from 500 to $500.
- Our 2nd Ward mail carrier, HARE M.
Broad water is spending this week at Salem
and Port Norris. Walter Picard is sub
bing in his place.
Collector Redtield says the sewer as
sessments are not being paid freely, at noon
yesterday, the last day of payment less
shan one half had been paid.
George Kugler, Daniel Hendrlckson,
j., auI-.IElitufffg Lime, AIed. Green, left
= ason~ saturday, as they will
visit Coney Island, and the balance Of their
sine will be enjoyed in Boston.
M. w. Newton is having concrete
pavement and curb laid on the north side
Of Curtis avenue, from the line of Mr..
Knisell's property to the line Of the Lupton
property, distance of several hundred
feet.
The Third Annual reunion of the
3Hurff family will be held at Alcyon Park
on Wednesday, August 20, 1906 The
committee expect that more Hurtf's will be
present than ever before, and the entertain
ment win be in keeping with the occasion.
Advertised lettersfor the week ending
July %, 1905: Frank Dayid, Edward
Griffin, Miss Alice LATHE, Mrs Crawford
Miller, G. B. Thackara, Charles Swartz,
Alice G. Walch, c. Fl. Wilson. In calling
: for the above please say advertised
Yesterdays Philadelphia Press said
editorially, that "within the past ten days
more than thirty tons Of decaying meat
have been shipped from Philadelphia stor-
age houses to butchers in Jersey seashore
towns!p Poverty has its eompensations-
The New Jersey State Dental Society
wants to have a dental professor placed in
ali schools and colleges. If the move is
successful says the Phila. Telegraph it is
not likely that there will be any great de-
mands for additional school buildings in
the future.
"A horse can draw on the worst kind of
earth road about four times as much as he
can carry on his back. On good nacad-
emized road be can phil ten times as much;
on q wood paved one twenty-five times as
much, and on metals, fifty-eight times as
much.
AT Citizens Meeting last week the
people Of GIassboro declare that new fire
house and lookup were needed, and COM
mittee consisting Of Harry Carroll, Herbert
al. Mcffett, Brazier Wescott, A. IA Sea-
brook and Howard R Moore was appointed
TO prepare plans for same and ascertain the
cost.
Since the new automobile law went
into effect only July |, the State has re-
ceiyed more than SAC, 900 in fees for regis
STATIONS and LICENSES There have been
s206 machines registered and II ,252 drivers
licensed. The money will be used to re-
pair she improved roads throughout she
State.
a large congregation greeted the Rev.
B. c. Lippincott Sunday morning in the
Kenble Memorial Methodist Church, the
occasion being his seventy seventh birthday
anniversary. and the forty ninth year Of his
ministry. a strong helpful sermon on
Redemption of Mani was delivered, and
al the close Of the sermon the Rev. B. c.
Lippincott, Jr., sang Gloria by Buzzi
Piccia. which was very pleasing. In the
evening scholarly discourse was given by
she son, also another solo, The Publican, =
by Baldsley Van de Waiter, was also well