Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever
Washington Park closed for the season
hast Sunday. 90
Al IN. w. Newton is preparing to macad-
amize Aberdeen Place. %
Cashier and Mrs. J. F. Graham are up
in Maine for short outing.
Veterinary surgeon Chas. Grauch has
established himself at Swedesboro.
Mr.. Augustus Ware has left for his
winter position at Massilon, Ohio.
The two Deptfords are likely to haYe a
good deal OF local politics this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Graham are spend
ing a few weeks at Portland Maine
The Presbyterian Sunday will
commence at 80 p. m. next Sunday.
Jacob H. Bibe and family nave return
ed from their summer home in Maine.
Mrs. Sarah E. Paul is going to keep
the Caywood, Cape May, open until October
LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Burrows are en-
joying vacation at Tuckerton and Harvey
Cedars.
This September meeting of the Board
of Chosen Freeholders will be held next
Thursday.
Stanley Twells and George S. Mankin
are spending two weeks at the Beach Villa
Atlantic City.
Colonel Green and family have return
ed from Lake Hopatcong where they spent
the summer.
MIR. c. NJ. Garrett and wife, and Miss
Jennie Ames, are visiting relatives in
MassiIion, Ohio.
Miss Maud Hemphill, of Riverton, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel Tai
man, Of Curtis avenue.
VIM. e. Duffield will next week open
roller skating rink. in the old Town Hall,
three nights week.
-. Preston Potter has bought an inter-
est in the Clayton Reporter, aud takes the
Editorship Of the paper.
The Central Baptist Church will resume
its morning service at the usual hour 1890
next Sunday. The Sunday school at $50
pm.
"a THE annual game of base ball between
kthe printers and lawyers will be the feature
ION the c. G. field next Saturday Sheriff
kWilson will be umpire.
Eighteen car loads Of Italians were
taken to the cranberry Dogs of the late
Borton L. Haines, near Burr's Mill, Bur-
lington county one day last week.
George r. Mankin, Esquire, announces
himself as a candidate for reelection as
Justice Of the Peace for the First Ward Of
the City of Woodbury..
During the abserce Of his family last
Wednesday evening, Francis N. Davis, Of
Woodstown, took an overdose Of Iaudanum,
from which he died He was aged 40 years
and was painter by trade.
--Adolph Dean and Edward L. Taylor
representing the Republican party on the
National Park registry board, resigned last
Tuesday and Adam Tuttle and Gilbert Fl.
Hires were appointed their successors.
{ The past season Woodbury. Country
Club base ball club played twenty three
l6games, IS of which were won. Seven Of
these won were shut-outs, while none Of
sthose last were shut-outs. We are proud Of
our ba tossers.
The First Ward will be the centre of a
furious factional fight at the primary cleo
t;on. The Watkins faction has picked
Harry Grant for Freebooter, aud Samuel
Munyan, for Council, while the ants have
William T. Cooper for Freeholder and
Thomas A. Matlock for Council.
John NJ KRISTEN, OF 317 Atlantic ave.
Camden, met with quite an accident at
Browning's crossing on Saturday afternoon
last. In crossing the tracks the rear wheels
became entangled in the rails which he
claims are above the planking, bending his
axle and breaking the wheel. Mr.. KRISTEN
was thrown out and seriously bruised.
There is a report. now true we vouch
NOT, that two foxes and four hound dogs
were killed near Newfield one day last week
by the Third rail and il is reported that on
Monday one man counted 81 dead rabbits
along the Third rail near Franklinville.
Uhe State will have to put poke on every
rabbit and fox or the blamed third rail will
kill all the game. What would the Ward.
ems do then, poor things.
Low RATE NIAGARA FALLS Ex'
CURsIONS.