Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-07-02
LOCAL BaIEFs.
Bibols Jumb0s ars bstser than sYer.


Miss Dorothy Maths, Of Riyerton. has
been visiting the Misses Kugler.
The Board Of Education will open bids
gfor the new school house tonight.
There will be music in the park pavil-
ion next Sunday from so to $50 ia
Morris E. Houssl Of Euclid street is
spending sometime at EagIesmere, Pa.
-Fouft teen American citizens will cele-
.hrase the Fourth with Sheriff Wilson.
There is said to be about thirty bidders
Tor the contract for the new school house. II
Prof. Samuel Talman and family 1eft
to-day for Sea Isle City for the month of
July.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry L. Burton and
daughter are spending sometime at Ocean
City.
I -Wm. H. Dufield, leading the Clayton
band, went to Ocean City yesterday for the
season. to
-Edw. Watson left.for Denver Yesterday.
in the hope that his health will be bene5
fitted.
--Adjutant Joshua Dawson attended the
G.. A. R. State Convention at Asbury Park,
last week.
Albert t. Bahcock has an advertise
mens in this paper that win interest," she
farmers.
Garry favors blood hounds, and
says the Kentucky breed is gentle-real
family pets.
Evergreen Hall is filed with guests,
aud rooms are being secured outside for the
overflow OF patrons. "a
just word; don't get SO patriotic on
She Fourth that you can't work on the 6sb,
if you have job.
Paul Chandler. Of Newton avenue, is
camping at Lake Winnepesaukse, in the
White Mountains.
Wallace Martin Of Poplar avenue is in
New York Hospital undergoing slight
surgical operation.
MIR. Thomas Ware and family lett on
Friday last to spend the balance Of the sum
mer at Williamstown.
w. H. D. Geiger and family, Of Cur
sis ave, left to-day for Atlantic City, for
she balance Of the summer.
Monroe Township Board of Education
advertises for bids to conssruct a four room
addition to school No. s. ~ -
Captain E. P. johnson and family of
.Holroyd Place will spend the balance OF
she summer at Corson's Inlet.
"A good thing to do is to have barns
shat are filed with hay and grain, well
insured, particularly at this season.
Another clerk is to be added to the
County Clerks Office force, making six en-
ployees. Who will be the lucky man, o
The pitchiork as an implements for load
ing hay in the field, is being supplanted by
/ the machine loader by many of our farm
ers. 20
THAT Mr.. G. T. Molony is improving is
evidenced by the fact that heEode over his
farm on Tuesday and enjoyed a view Of the
growing crops.
"A number of American Mechanics en-
joyed refreshments at Hawn's central ice
cream parlors, after the council session last
Thursday evening.
&C. A. Lay, Geo. Horner and
were elected delegates to the State
Camp at Bridgeson next month, at the ses-
sion Of Camp 81 Tuesday evening.
W Harrison Livermore has had en-
eouraging news from his daughter, who is
ice bound on the ship Ohio, near Noma
Alaska, but nothing definite.
Mrs. Mary Carpenter, chaperoned by
her nephew, E. H. Carpenter, will so to
the Berkshire Hills, Mass. tomorrow, TO
spend the summer with her daughter.
List OF letters remaining uncaIled for
the week ending June 80, 1908. Mrs.
Cendel, Mrs. F. Fisher, Miss Mamie JEFF
ferson. Mrs. Mary Weir, DIR. A. L. Neltin;
Mr.. Dan Skellinger. Persons calling for
above please say advertised.
Councilman Victor E. Kugler is at
sending the funeral of his uncle, Hon. John
Kugler, near Frenchtvwn, Hunterdon Co.,
to-day. Mr.. KugIer represented shat county
in the legislature in 1901, and was
Lay Judge OF the county. He had reached
his slss year. 3o5A4E
-Wm. I. Underwood, Of Frankford,
came to Woodbury. last Sunday in his auto,
to visit his brother, Warner, on Red Bank
avenue. When backing from Red avenue
I into Broad street, trolley car picked the
auto up, and carried it about fifty feet.
The result was serious to the auto, but Mr..