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VIA, or Wee 1rusn bach

Mayor Mcclellan got back to own last
night after a ihree days absence. Ha had
made a brief trip to the CstskiIl Mountains
and a visit Of inspection to- the site ~ the
Ashokan reservoir On Thursday the Mayor
visited West Hurley n Browns Station
in Ulster county and lGoked over the work
now in progress on the reservoir lie was
accompanied by Mrs. Mcclellan and q
party Of about a dozen city officials. The
party ira velled in four automobiles. Yes
terday they toured from Browns Station
TO Newburgh. where they stopped for lunch
and then pushed on for New York
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in her trap.
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Mrs Roosevelt. wife Of the President.
has donated an etching Of the White House
to the bazaar for the benefit Of st. Rita's
Catholic Church, The Bronx. She also
has sent her autograph. The bazaar opens
ON Monday. October ~. at the Brownson
club house. Is8th street near Third avenue.
TO continue for ten nights
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Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24
In MemOrIam.
ing manner

Again our Grange is called to bear the
loss by death of our esteemed member,
Brother Robert Mclaughlin, loss that
saddens our hearts and reminds US of The
uncertainty of life, therefore be it
Resotced, That our Grange desire to ex-
press its deep sense of the loss that has
come to it by the death of our esteemed
Brother, and that we extend our deepest
sympathy TO his wife and family in this sad
bereavement.
Resolced, That in his memory the Grange
charter oe draped for thirty days, and that
these resolutions be entered upon the
Grange minutes, and copy presented to
the family and publised in a county papers
7. B KIER,
EMMA L. ALLEN,
WILLIAM B. JAMES,
Committee.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24
&C. 9. Clark & Son advertise 1000
barrel sacks Of seed potatoes.

&C. G. Clark Son advertise lOV
barrel sacks Of seed potatoes.
Henry W. Saunders, secretary Of Dia'
mond Council, No. IA, Jr. Q. y. A. NJ, OF
swedesboro, has petitioned Congress, through
Senator Dryden, not to consent that the
Senate shall agree to the House bill
that omits the educational test from the
immigration bill.
Harry Lafferty came on from Chicago
last Sunday and spent few days with
relatives down the county. On Wednes-
day he started for Raleigh N. G. When in
Jersey Harry always gives The DEMOCRAT
office a call. Harry is both healthy and
prosperous, facts his old friends rejoice to
know.
Joseph Carr sold his whole car of
Western horses at his sale at Pitman on
Tuesday at an average price Of 5000. The
entire sale amounted to $4,000. There was
big crowd and horses sold quick. Israel
Davenport, a farmer near MAMMA, paid
$500 for pair of IRON grays; John Lyon
near Wenonah, paid $40O for pair OF
blacks; Ed. Beale paid 1926 for fine bay;
Henry Rapp, Of Hurffville, paid $2o6 for a
nice black.
The management of the Town Hall
Skating Academy are to be congratulated
ljhpon their success in securing the champion
Hast, fancy and trick roller skater of the
Colinies of Australia, Hector De Silva of
FAustraIia The New York Herald says his
great life leap alone is worth double the
price Of admission. He will appear on
Thursday evening, Jan. 3lst aud Saturday
evening, Feb s2 Everyone should avail
themselves q tie opportunity of seeing him
this time as we are informed he will not
appear here on any future date. ~
The twenty second anniversary of St.
Agnes Guild was celebrated on Monday in
Christ Church. The Rev. Layton Cole
man, D. D. LII D., of the Diocese, Della
ware. preached the sermon. Rev. Arthur
Warner, Rev. R. D. Brestill, Rev. G. r.
UnderhilI, Rev. G. L. Bishop, Rev. A. w.
Faber, and the rector of the church, Rev.
Jr E. McLlhenny, were present and as
sisted. The service admitted two members
to the Guild The music under the direc-
tion of Mr.. Carey, organist, and the newly
ing manner.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24
MickLEToN.

Mason Carter and Charles II. Brown were
in attendance at State Boa Of Agriculture
at Trenton last week.
The yendue at the home of Joseph T.
Carter on the afternoon of the 18th was lar
gely attended The goods sold were those
belonging to the estate Of Job and Rachel
Carter. Prices realized were good
Lora B Scott gave most an interesting
talk to the children of the Friends school on
Sixth day afternoon the 18th, subject: THE
Air About Us . The enthusiasm Of the
speaker and her bright way Of putting
things secured the closest attention. She
gave several simple experiments that the
children could perform for themselves. one
of which was lighting taper and placing
il in milk bottle, then put a hard boiled
egg with shell removed oyer the mouth Of
tire bottle; as the paper burned, consuming
the oxegyn in the bottle the egg was pressed
in by air outside. She explained the neces-
sity of plenty Of oxegyn to sustain vigorous
life; told the children that a whale did not
get its oxeggn like fish but would go to the
surface and breathe 10 minutes then it could
go under water and STAY thirty minutes;h ;her
account Of the water spider was also inter
estings
Hannah White Of Woodstown has been
spending sometime at her uncle, George
Heritage.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24
CHANGES TO BE MADE in THE
GAME LAWS.
Commissions Want to Abolish all
Kinds of spring shooting.


Commissions Want to Abolish all
Kinds of spring shooting.
The annual report of Benjamin P. Nor
ris, Of Long Branch, presidents and secre-
tary Of the State Grange and Fish Com
mission, was make few weeks ago.
The report shows the following distribu-
tions: as, 600 trout, $500 black bass, Ia, 600
perch, 2,075 pickeral, 1900 catfish, 100
crapple. 46, 100 bait fish. In connection
with the department of fisheries OF Penn
sylvania and the forest and fish and game
commission of New York, the commission
collected from the Delaware river and
hatched at the Torresdale hatchery and
distributed 3,013, 600 shad
Only eight deer were liberated during
the year. They were sent to Burlington,
Cumberland, Salem and Gloucester conn
ties, where deer had been liberated the
previous year The commission distrib-
uted so Canadian mare.
The commission during the year, pur-
cHaSSu ,4tU qudti. AbeoS WSiC sAipctoeScA
in the spring, with loss Of but 232 birds,
or about 3 per cent.
There were 321 prosecutions, in spite Of
the warnings given, in which there were
312 convictions and nine acquittals. The
fines amounted TO 81, 1924. .93.
The recommendations in the report in
clude the following:-
Tax placed upon all guns or upon all
persons before hunting, whether resident or
non-resident, aud that all licenses cover the
hunting of all kinds Of game.
The abolishing Of spring shooting Of all
kinds of game.
The abolishing of the sale Of game.
The enactment of law preventing fish
ing through ice.
The abolishing Of July woodcock shoot
ing,
The enactment of law placing penal
ty upon owners of dogs permitting the same
to chase and hunt deer.
The repeating of the law permitting
seine fishing in June at Barnegat.
The enactment of law prohibiting the
taking of menbaden or any other kind of
fish from the Atlantic ocean or bays by
purse nets along the New Jersey coast.
The regulation Of pound nets to insure
the protection of small fish
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24
cLARkssoRo.

Miss Auna Geitz spent few days with
near Woodbury..
Mr.. Howard Reeder of Philadelphia was
a Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert
Shute.
At the quarterly conference on Tuesday
afternoon held in the M. E. church a un-
animous vote requested Rev J. K. Van
natta be returned for the fourth year
About eighty friends of Miss Gertrude
Reeves and Mr. Edgar Haines who are to
be married to night Thursday were given
a surprise kitchen shower. Everything
that belong in kitchen was given and
the intended groom opened all packages
aud the bride read of the names creating a
lot Of amusemeDs. At late hour refresh
ments we're served. Guests were present
from Swarthmore, Woodbury., Mickleton,
Clarkshoro and other places.
Mrs. Samuel Steward and sou Ernest aie
visiting relatives in Chestnut Hill.
Miss Rose Miller spent Sunday with
friends in PhiIa.
Mr.. I. T. Haines attended the funeral
Of Mr.. VanNote one Of the members Of the
Grocers Association of Glouc ster County.
It being the first one that has died since
the association has been organized.
Mr.. Frank Canning has accepted a posi-
tion as station agent at Mickleton, and
Herbert Fulner has accepted position
elsewhere.
The condition of Mr.. Charles Roney,
who was stricken with paralysis few
weeks ago, remains about the same.