Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-05-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.

John Nolte, Jr., has twelve acres Of
Strawberries.
Contractor Edward Martin will put in
She Bell conduits.
Ed. Martin has 103 workmen on the
paving job this morning
Misses Louise and Elizabeth Reeves, are
visiting IN Atlantic City.
Samuel Kean, Of Mantua started on
his nlnth trip to Alaska last Monday.
The tuberculosis Exhibit will not be
held until the first or second week in June.
Mad dogs havs appeared in various
communities, and steps have been taken to
enforce the law.
Mrs. Thomas Wallace and Mrs. II
Brodwater, of Centre street, are spending
few days at Salem.
Mr.. NJ. w. Newton has purchased so
feet of land on the east portion of II. Ell.
Thoman's property.
&-Deputy Sheriff Thomas L. Wilson has
announced his candidacy for Sheriff, to
succeed his father.
Samuel e. Kirby, who has been i'll for
four months, is now able to sit on his porch
and enjoy the spring weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Knisell, Of
Jacksonville, have been recent guests of
their SOP, f. D., Knisell, of Curtis avenue.
The Executive committee of the Far
mers' Picnic at Washington Park will meet
next Tuesday to fix the date of the next
picnic. 20
George Magin, ST., of Easl Greenwich,
has purchased the A. S. Truncer property
IN Mantua, for $1,000, and will move there
In the fall
The opening announcement of Alcyon
Park appears this week. Keep your eye
on that space the balance of the season, for
i Hp-to-dase information. "A co
VIM. B Sheppard, who with his wife
and maid were murdered by a hired man
azass Saturday was son Of Mrs. Bramhall,
lformerly proprietress Of Evergreen Hall. !,
The Board Of Education spent several
NEours last evening going over the specifica-
Esions for the new school house. Tcey will
sbe printed and then bids will be sought.
Next Wednesday, the 9th inst, the
surviving members of Co. G, 28th n J.
Vols, will hold their 4th annual reunion
at the home of Comrade George Uron, at
Bridgeport.
S. ID. F. Hendrickson & Co, real estate
dealers, report the sale of house and lot No.
IS Green street, owned by Mrs. Katherine
Schwosbel, to Mary E. Rowand, of near
Beasley's Point.
Cruelty agent Cozens had Frank Nor
ton, of Fairview, fined $40 Tuesday for
cruelty to his horse. Animal owners, in
eliued that way, must be good when in
e'Thack's' jurisdiction.
For good homemade bread, pies, cakes
aud candy go to the sale in the Central
Baptist lecture room next Saturday morn
ing, opening at II o'clock. The sale will
be in charge OF the Ladies' Aid Society.
Next Sundays services at the Central
Baptist Church will be of more than usual
interest. The Glassblowers will attend
She morning service in a body, and the w.
c. 7. U. will attend the evening SERVICE
Local option will be the theme Of the even
ing sermon. All welcome.
Judge Starr swore in the Washington
Park officers, appointed by Sheriff Wilson,
on Saturday, as follows w. NJ. Allen,
chief; Edward Keegan, Robert W. Carr, w.
T. Yetter, Harry Genther, w. Porch, w.
r. Watson. Curtis Bartlett, John Whalen,
N. Rachor, ]. J. Christie, J. ] Mehorter
List of unclaimed letters remaining
IN the post Office for the week ending May
19, 1908; Mrs. Sallie Allen, Miss Frances
Frazer, Keziah Waterman, Mrs. S. A. Zane,
Mr.. Jos. Anderson, Mr.. F. Fisher, Mr..
VIM. Hawkins, Mr.. B Hummel, Mr.. Emil
Kruger, Mr.. James Ramsey. Persons cal
ling for above, please say advertised
The old soldiers of the City of Wood
bury are requested by General Howell Post
to meet at the monument next Sunday
morning, May oath, at 10l5 o'clock, and
with us proceed to Kemble Memorial NJ. E.
Church, to be addressed by the Pastor, j L.
Howard. Signed, Joshua Dawson, Ad-
lutant of Post
The musicale given last Saturday night
at she Country Club by Mrs. Samuel Sneyd
and pupils, was greatly appreciated by the
audience. The violin solos given by the
beginners aud more advanced pupils showed
the thoroughness Of Mrs. Sneyd's instruc-
sion. The Senior and Junior orchestras,
and Mr.. Dufield, with his cornet, were
much in evidence, and added much toward