Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-08-29
The bank statements are advetised this


The Board Of Education will meet in
the academy tonight
-Scott Rambo is spending few days
with relatives at Atlantic City.
Rev Edward Dillon and Jacob Fl. Bibo
and families, arrived home to-day.
Thomas W. Hurf, Of Atlantic City,
was in Woodbury. this morning.
-Chas. Krimm has erected a neat fence
along his property, on Lincoln street.
Augustus Ware left last evening for
MassilIon. o.. where he will blow glass.
A corrected time table of the c. G. &
w. R. r. Co., will be found in this issue.
Coates Hewlings of Barnsboro. has en-
listed in the Marine Service at League Is
land.
Edward Dillon. Jr., who graduated
from Penn Charter last spring, will enter
Princeton this fall.
Mr.. J. George Lehr has removed his
business place to the former Thoman store
in Mrs. Borough's building.
Miss Bessie Stewart, of Soituate Centre,
Mass, will teach the commercial course in
Woodbury. high school next year.
Woodbury. c. C. aud Merchantville
played tie game of IA inning at Merchant
vile last Saturday. Score 8 to 8.
Joseph W. Merritt and Rev, Nc
Ilhenny returned Tuesday night from de-
lightful three weeks outing in Nova
Scotia.
] Pine Ridge is approaching the end of
its second successful season. This season
an average of seventy guests has been main
tanned ~
In this paper much real estate is adver-
tised for sale by owners, agents, executors,
special master and sheriff. II interested,
read the advertisements.
Two valuable hound dogs, belonging
to former Sheriff Wilson 7. Jones, got on
the third rail Of the electric road. on Mon
day and were instantly killed.
The Eastern Telephone exchange is
moving from the Minister building to the
room formerly occupied by the Union
League in Merritt block The change will
take place before Oct. 1.
The local branch P. o. S. A. clothed
in white duck suits and caps, paraded in
with their brothers in Philadelphia to-day.
1t is said, Gloucester County contributed
500 parad ers.
VIM. Ballinger, 6 foot six inches tall,
robed in the national colors, headed the
Camden and Gloucester County delegations
in the P. o. S. A. parade in Philadelphia
to-day, headed by jennings band. Mr..
Ballinger is the tallest man in New Jersey,
and just as good an American citizen as he
is long. Before the Woodbury. delegation
started this morning they were photo
graphed by Artist Blatherwick.
The LEGAL boards Of Registry and Elec-
tons are advertised in this issue of the
| DEMOCRAT. The persons are named by
twos-one Democrat and one Republican
will make house to house CANVASS of their
districts on September 3, completing same
by Sept. Z. The object in going about by
twos is that the Democratic member may
see that his Republican brothers officer reg
listers only those entitled 10 vote, and at
the same time the Republican is supposed
to be watching his Democratic co-laborer
There two men are apparently very friendly
as they go from house to house, but its all
on the surface. On September. 10 between
one and nine O'Clock p m. the election
for election Of delegates to various conyen-
tions-eity, county, state and the nomIna-
tion of candidates for local Offices will be
held. These are very important persons in
their several localities and the honesty and
fairness of our elections is largely dependent
upon their honesty, courage, devotion to
duty, sagacity and honor.
ROYAL Folly.