Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-04

j " Its house-cleaning slime.
See A. A. Stokes advertisement
&C. G. Clark & Son advertise horses and
COWS.
i The post Office is open evenings until
lis O'Clock 81
i And no Delaware river sbad in mar
ket yet
i -Jeweler Knerr, Of Camden, has an
interesting adver. in thls paper.
Austin H. swackhamer, Esq, and
wife spent Easter in Atlantic City.
Mrs. E. c. Loru Of Aberdeen Place j;
enjoying a soiourn at Yonkers, N. \.
Mr.. E. P. Pierce, Of Maiden, Mass, is
visiting her son, Everett Pierce on High ST.
| The Schrenk building is being painted.
Sampson and his assistants are the artists.
| Umbrella members have put in thei I
Happearance. They come with the robbins;
Gloucester county is without Prose
cutor Of the Pleas. But then were all
good.
Mr.. Randolph Martin, Of Paterson, has
moved to Woodbury., occupying No.212 Pop
lar ave.
The Singers club is making arrange
ments for its spring concert, It's Program
will be excellent
Samuel R. Budd is among the conyal-
lescing as he was able to go out riding We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Woodbury. Council No. 81, %. y. A.
M. will give an entertainment and social
tonightat eight O'Clock.
Harry Wagner, one Of the collectors Of
she Prudential Life Insurance Co., moves
to-day from Lincoln ST. to Mantua
The appointment of Lewis Starr as
judge of the Gloucester County Courts was
confirmed on Tuesday by the Senate.
| Mr.. John Estells house was fumigated
on Wednesday as his daughter is entirely
| free from scarlet foyer of which she has re-
Gently been victim.
! -On Tuesday the public high schools at
Elmer and Pennsgroye we're among a list
of ten schools placed on the three-year APP
Aproyed list by the State Board of Edueat-
Zion. "
Miss Rachel L. Jessup spent few days
OF this week at Ocean City and Atlantic
City. A recital was given by Miss Jessup
Monday evening at Hotel Whittle, Atlantic
City.
"A number of the Biackwood followers
of Spike" Robson witnessed the Robson
Attell fight in Philadelphia last night, The
.'Press" said Robson outpointed his oppo-
nent, but the Ledger decided she other way.
The farms of Leonard's at Thorofare,
when seen on Saturday appeared to be IN
better condition than any seen in a journey
from Woodbury. to Swedesboro and return
| by way Of Paulsboro. All the fields were
plowed and narrowed and potatoes were
in the ground.
Some Of sea captains say that the creek
fats have closed in ten feet in places since
last fall. New shoals have appeared, too,
and they say that unless the stream is
dredged out it will not be long before the
creek will be unnavigable, even for the
smallest craft.
The Abdill farm at National Park has
been sold to party of Philadelphia cap
italists who will erect on the property a
plant for making bricks and tile. A vein
Of kind Of potters clay has been discover
on the place, and the farm when sold
brought several times the price paid for it
by Mr.. Abdill
The skating rink was crowded on Tues
day evening, and she contestants for the
prizes were all awarded TO Woodbury. people.
The best dressed lady being Miss Elsie WaIa-
man; the best dressed gentleman. Herman
Boneka; most comic dressed lady, Miss Mary
Murray; most comic dressed gentleman,
Frank Dell.
II The farmers are making tomatoes and
iIpotatoe their long suit this year. Two
car loads of sash were received at the Null
Elica Hill station recently. Job Scott, Of
Mantua, said he sold 100 sash and could
have disposed Of as many more. Two
farmers at Mullica Hill haYe $50 sash Of
tomatoes each. "a
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