Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-06-25
LOCAL saIzFs.


The farmers are making the hay fy
The Glourious Fourth is only ten days
away.
"A new safe was placed in the sherif's
Office yesterday. "
-Dan'l Hendriokson, Jr., has gone to
ooean City.
/ Mr.. H. L Handle has been reelected
principal Of the Emlin school
Mr.. C. 7. Molouy is so far recovered as
to get down stairs on Monday.
Fred J. Ruch, OF Quincy. Mass, is
at home spending two weeks vacation.
Corn will hide horse in very few
places in Salem county by the Fourth of
July.
The cornice and wood work of the
MERRITT Block is being refreshed by coat
iOf paint.
Mrs. Lewis Green and daughter, Of
Centre street, are spending week in At
lansic City
Miss Isabel Batsen, of Montclair, is
the guest Of her aunt, Miss Laura Batten,
Of Hunter ST.
Mr. and Mrs. E P. Breeze are taking
ten days trip through Pennsylvania by
way of trolley.
-Kemble NJ. E. Sunday school pionicked
at Alcyon Park YESTERDAY. going and com
/ ing by train. 20
Some farmers in Salem county say they
lave more hay this year than at any time
in ten or fifteen years.
ID. F. Hendrickson & Co.'s advertise
ment on our eth page, will interest those in
quest of improved real estate.
&C. n. Clark. of Mt. Ephraim, Is in
Western Penna. buying fresh cows, that
are scheduled to arrive next Thursday.
The First Baptist sunday-sohool is pic
nicking at Aleyon Park to-day. The chill
dren were conveyed there in big wagons.
Mr.. Henry Bean and wife. of Boston,
Mass, visited his son Walter, on High
street, this week, while enroute to Wash
ington.
Surrogate Silvers first term expires
with the present. year aud he is a candidate
for reelection. He seems to be slated by
both factions
Charles Davis, near Deerfeld, has
thirty acre pepper patch. Peppers in that
neighborhood are planted most extensively
with second crop potatoes.
Manager Carr. of AlcYon Park, informs
us this is to be the banner season for pic
MICS as that resort. one being booked for al
most every day throughout the season.
Miss Ada ConoYer gave very success
full musicale IN Prehl's Hall, on Monday
evening. large number were present
from Camden, Paulsboro and Gibbstown.
20
The West Deptford Board of Education
has awarded the coal contract to G c. Demp-
sey, Of Westyille-ninety tons at 1914 per
ton. R NJ Dolphin continues as District
Clerk.
The sale Of the F. G. Myers real estate
by former Sheriff F. D. Springer. adjourned
to take place Monday, was adjourned 10
Monday, July 6, at the same place ard
hour.
DIR. 7. B. Rogers has been appointed a
delegate by the State Veterinary Medical
Association to the International Tubercu-
losis Convention, which meets in Washing
ton, D. c., in September.
LOT the los voters of the Third Ward
who took the trouble to vote at the election
on Tuesday, 100 voted against the contin-
uance Of the machine. The four election
officers voted to continue the mechanical
ballot.
Mr.. William Floyd CIunp, of Bridge
ton, and Miss Nellie Koran of this city,
were quietly married at the home of the
bride, last Saturday evening, by the Rev.
W. E Reynolds, pastor Of the First BAPTIST
church.
Tom Johnson, the colored man sus-
peoted of.the ASSAULT on Miss Higginbotham,
was given preliminary hearing last Thurs
day night, and in default of $1,000 bail was
committed to jail - await the action Of the
next Grand Jury.
List of advertised letters remaining un-
called for the week ending June I'D, 1908
Miss Mamie Jefferson, Mrs. Walton Oakley,
Mr.. Joseph MCCARTHY, Mr.. F. Peraro, Mr..
S. sapsin, Mr.. F. ]. Williams. Person
calling for above, please say advertised.
As Edward Lee, farmer on Salem
avenue, in the city limits, was driving a
load Of hay into the barn on Monday the
door blew against one Of the horses.
The animal sprang forward SO suddenly
that Mr.. Lee was thrown of the load, strik-
ing the ground heavily. His right wrist