Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-03-29
Now is the time to spray fruit trees.

next three months.
Andes E. Budd has sold his big black
horse, weight 14Oo lbs, to Mr.. pickin-
sheets Of Gloucester City.
Isaac Moffett, Of Giassboro, was last
week re-appointed Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the First District Of New Jer-
sey.
Clinton Knisell, son Of E. d. Knisell,
of Curtis avenue, who has been sick the
past two weeks, was able to 60 to work
this week.
John FL. Leppee has fence wire, farm
ing tools, garden implements, in addition
to general line of hardware and house
furnishing goods.
William Mumford, in the employ Of
grocer sithens cut his hand quite severely
on Tuesday, while cutting open bag Of
-four with knife.
-Englewood has become high license
town. The fee has been increased from
$3.50 to $500 for hotels, saloons, wholesale
liquor dealers and bottlers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Knox gave a
party at their residence on West street last
Tuesday evening, in honor of Mr.. Knox's
sister, Of Harrington, Delaware.
Mrs. Captain Platt, Of Atlantic City,
was the guest of Andes E. Budd on We'd
nesday. She reports that the captain is
much pleased with his new home.
Contractor Thompson Allen is build
ing barn for Mrs. Samuel Twells, at the
rear Of her property on Delaware street. in
which she will keep her driving horses.
-Robert Dilks has moved from Cooper
street to one of G. G. Green's houses on
East Centre street. Mr.. Dilks has lived on
Cooper street for the past twenty-one years.
Charles H. Poole, engineer William NJ.
Carter's assistant, will enter Lehigh Univer-
sity in two weeks. Mr.. Carter needs the
services Of bright, capable young man, OF
good habits.
The patrons Of our short adYr. column
get results If you have an article or two,
or three to sell: want to buy, rent, find or
exchange, you can tell 10000 people of it
at small cost.
Miss Charlotte Apologize, Of Clemen-
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shuster and
daughter, Of Camden, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Apologize, OF North
Broad street this week.
Mr.. Charles A. Waterman has gone to
Pasadena, California, to meet Mrs. Water
man, who has been there all winter. In
about six weeks they will return aud open
their home on Delaware street.
The several houses belonging to Mrs.
Sarah Thackara, haye been improved with
paint, which has given them very attrac-
tive appearance. The work was done Dy
Sparks, the up-to-date decorator.
There is a runner that the Shields.
farm, In the First Ward, is to be opened
up for building purposes. The proposition
is to extend Tatum street north, and inter-
sect it with avenues from Broad street.
-Rey. w. H. Carter, Of Crozier Semin-
airy, will occupy the pulpit Of the Central
Baptist Church next Sunday. His theme
in morning will be, Sowing and Reaping'
in the evening, Clouds and Rainbow
The tie vote between George S. Trun
Ger ard William Z. MoIlvaine, in the
school election in Monroe township, created
a vacancy that has been filed by County
Superintendent Eldridge, who has named
Dr. L. NJ. Halsey.
-On Friday last Judge Jossup pro-
nounced sentence of the law on Parker B.
Burke, consigning him to confinement in
the state prison, at hard labor, for term
of two years, and to pay the costs Of prose-
cution. The costs amount to about S75
One day this week F. L. Wilkins es-
tate agency received seven inquiries for
houses five by phone and two by mail
Of rental value of from SIS to 500 per
month, and none were available. Wood
bury is losing golden opportunity for
advancement in population.
DIR. Duncan Campbell has given his
consent to allow the Gloucester County
Historical Society to place on his residence
a bronze tablet bearing this inscription,
Headquarters Of Lord CORVALLIS, Novem-
Der TIT. This Tablet erected by the Glou-
cester County Historical Society, 1906.
The design has been approved, and the
tablet ordered.
The New Jersey Grand Lodge Of Ma
sons elected these officers: Grand master,
Walter Chandler, Elizabeth; deputy grand
master, Austin a. Macgomey, Newark;
senior grand warden, Joseph Hough, Cam
den; secretary, Thomas H. Redway, Tren-
ton; grand junior warden, William VOLTS