Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-04-19
Go to Eanb's for spring foot wear.
Tomorrow, she Goth, is Arbor Day.

Tomorrow, the Doth, is Arbor Day.
The Court House lawn received its first
moving on Wednesday.
Lawyer Swackhamer is engaged in the
Salem courts this week.
Mrs. H. L. Burton has moved into her
new residence on Curtis avenue.
The May meeting Of the Board Of
Chosen Freeholders is held to-day.
DIR R. K. Morgen has!begun the prac-
tice of his profession in Elizabeth.
Considerable local news will be found
on second and seventh pages Of this issue
William Hensman will move on the
farm formerly occupied by the late John p
Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Of German
street, are enjoying ten days soiourn in
Michigan.
Sheriff Wilson, on Monday, sold the
Ambrose Knight property to the complain
ant for S140o.
james Galloway is under 5000 bail for
appearance at court on charge Of keeping
gambling place.
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Burton and daugh-
ter of Ocean View, Delaware, are guests Of
Mrs H. L. Burton.
Miss Anita Underhill, of Westtown
boarding school, has been the guest Of her
cousin, Stella Mathers.
Mrs Clendenen believes she will have
to open Evergreen Hall early in May to ac-
commodate applicants.
Mrs. Elizabeth Frazier, of Bridgeton,
has been recent visitor at Mr.. E. G. Bird
sall's OF Franklin street.
y. F. Wilson, Jr., has purchased
handsome Hudson bicycle from agent A.
S. Wilson, this city, the past week.
while driving through North Wood
bury Tuesday, Joseph Evans horse, Of
Westville, was taken sick and died.
The Battle Monument is being con-
veyed from cars at Westville to the site on
large, broad tire wagons, without serious
difficulty.
Misses Mary Walton and Katherine G.
Carpenter, students at Pawhatan College,
Charles Town, West Virginia, spent the
Easter recess at the home Of school friends
near Front Royal, Virginia.
There will not be coal famine in
Woodbury. right away because Pedrick
Bros inform us that they have six barge
loads of best quality anthracite on the way
here, comprising all sizes from pea to egg.
File your orders and they will be filed.
The lamp in broodei, in the chicken
house of Joseph L. Jones, at Almonesson,
exploded early Wednesday morning, and
two hundred and eighty hens and chickens
were burned with the building. The loss
is at least $500.
-Bateman Manufacturing Company will
test their tomato sprayer at ]. C. Wolferth's,
Wolferth's Station on Saturday afternoon,
April 81, at two o'clock. They invite
interested farmers to witness the test, and
offer suggestions, if it does not work as it
should.
"A street piano, drawn by horse, was
one of the new street scenes on Tuesday
The Italian proprietor had driver and
DEVOTED all energy to manipulating the
music crank. Who says that Italians can
not be Americanized? Next year that fell
low will be president Of a street piano trust.
Waller c. Perry, Of Elmer, surrendered
himself to the Gloucester police on Tues
day and confessed to stealing horse, bug
gy, robes, etc., from a stable in Elmer, and
selling everything except the horse and
buggy, which he tied to fence near FL
mer. He said be was sorry. Sithens came
up from Elmer and took him to meet the
law.