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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20
CLAYTON.

Samuel Walker, OF this place, known as
the champion angler, went to Dealtown
pond one day recently and caught forty
four pike. Among them was one that
weighed five pounds. We hope Nj.
Walker will have as good luck every time
John A. Bermender, one of our respected
citizens, was buried here Monday, the 18th
in the 18th year of his age. He has been
voter for over fifty. years, and never voted
anything but Democratic ticket. He
leaves large family of adult children.
Harry Stille has broken ground for q
handsome new residence which will be
completed about DC ober LIST.
Mr.. George H. Bermend,r has gone to
Lake Ontario, near Niagara Falls, 10 the
interest OF Moore Bros OF Clayton, to
examine some jars that was shipped there
during the blast.
Tuesday morning, at four o'clock, two
teams and three men, one spe, ial officer
from Bridgeton, sent by Shoemaker's, the
non union firm to Clayton, arrived here to
move family down to work for them.
The Clayton blowers were on the watch
for them, and about forty met the teams as
they came in the town and rounded them to.
After talk and explanation they took the
teams and men to Grant Smiths and gave
them a good breakfast and paid them S.
each for their work, and sent them home
with empty wagons When workmeD
understand the situation at Shoemaker's
they don't 90 there.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20
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West Jersey and Sea Shore Railroad.

On and after JULY 4, 1899, trains will
leave Woodbury. as follows:
For Phila, 554. e.Si. FPS, 7 As. 7 Sc $40. go.
10 O0 II "a am, 1.Oi. los Loo, 3Oa. 40i, 4sl4n.
502. 1896 so, 755, 1918 and li0s 0. m. week
days. Sundays, CAT. 7.40 8.45 a. M, 3.05, sos,
25, 7.sS. 7-5s, and $50 p. m.
For Glassboro. 6.45.. 500. 8.S4. a. 1904. II 80
a m. 1894. (lu2 Saturdays only 20S 1923, 1853.
o.: 52S, 5.44, 6.s2, 1903. soy, 93s 1917 p n;
l2 IL night week days On Sundays, 73l, 2 As
a. m, $50, 6l2 10 ss p m.
For Swedesboro, 6.47, s.4s, 1l.35 a. M. 2.O5, 4s5
Gil, 7.05 pm week days Sundays, o55, a. m,
6.52 p m.
For vinelsnd and Mulville, s.sls m, II. "a
81, a. 7.os pm. week days. Sundays, 3sl,7.4s
a. M. u p. m.
For Maurice River and points on Maurice
River Branch. 8.34 m, 1853 p. m. week days.
Sundays 6.i2 p. m.
For Sea Isle City and Ocean City, ~, s.34 a.
m, 5.2l p. m. week days. On Sundays. 7.4S a. m
For Cape May, 7.27, s.s4 a. M, 35s, 5.2l p. IN
week days. Sundays, 81, 74s a. m
For Atlantic City, 0Oam., 3 IS p. m. week days.
Sundays IS a. m, b.l2 .. N.
For Salem (via Glsssboro and Elmer 5.47 a NJ
1888 p. IA. Via Swedesboro, 647, SAB LBS a. m .
z05, 30. Gil, p m. week days On Sunday, sos
a. m, 652. p. N.
For Bridgeton. 6.45. s.47 a. m, 1874. SO. 2s,
70S P. M. week days Sunday -4s g. m, g. II p. m.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Phila.. for Woodbury., 6.l5, 30 500, $50
80 ll0O, a; m, 100 noon; tl2 30 Sat9 II
week days. On Sundays 200, no $50 a. m,
1890, 500, $40, go, $50 1000 D. IN.
Leave Swedesboro for Woodbury., 52S, 7.20,
sos 81 a. m, 1913. 4.46, Y p. m week days.
Sundays, 90 q. m, 5 q, p. m.
For time tables and further information apply
General Mana ger. General Passenger Ag't.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20

PERSONAL.
w, S. Conner and wife haye gone to
Atlantic City.
Gus. PiersOn is general clerk in the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
M. Ware Scott, of the post office, is en-
joying a two weeks vacation.
Miss Sara K. Chew is at Haddon Hall,
Atlantic City, Tor a month's stay.
John R. Wick, one of our former citizens,
was visiting friends here on Tuesday.
Miss Mari Bancus, of Troy, New York, is
visiting Mrs. A. II. Swackhamer.
Senex Green and wife moved to Pitman
Grove yesterday, and will remain through
August,
Thomas HUFF and wife spent last week
at Mr.. HurfHs boyhoOd home at Hurff-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos W. Knight are visit
ing Mrs. Knights brother, g. P. Eyre in
Chicago.
Rev. Edward Dillon and family leave for
Camden, Me-, to-day, where they will re-
main until the end Of August.
DR.. T. F. Clifford is attending The meet
ing of the State Dental Society at Asbury
ParK this week.
John Runge, one of the original stock
holders of the Woodbury. Glass Works
was visiting old friends here on Monday.
Senatorial Candidate Pierson addressed
the HARRISON Township Sunday-school
scholars at Alcyon Park yesterday.
James Park, who had cataracts removed
from his left eye month ago, is now able
to be out at short periods after shutdown.
Dr. E. p McGeorge, OF Woodstown, has
been appointed Medical Examiner by the
Prudential Insurance Company for the
Salem District
Ellison Fl. Davis, of the Farmers Bank,
is spending his two week relief from the
exactiDg duties of his business among
New England resorts.
Messrs Henry Morgan. James Griscom,
and John Raehor, Jr., are enjoying days
fishing at ADgIesea. Their friends may
look for barrel Of fish tomorrow
Mr.. Chas Ball, Mrs. Edward Ell. Ball aud
Miss Helene Ball will leave for Atlantic
Cay on Saturday. Mr.. Edward II. Ball
Will take sea trip to points in the South.
Adelaide Livermore, OF Nulty public
schools arrived home last week, and II .
Louisa and Josephine, who have been
vlsitlng 1t PlalDfeld for three weeks, will
arrive home to-day.
Charles w. Barber, of this city, who was
a Lieutenant in Company E. N. G. OF N.
ard Company II, Fourth N. J. Vols,
and was mustered Gut as Captain, was last
week commissioned First Lieutenant of
Volunteers in the last call of troopsltor the
Philippines. William ]. Sewell, Jr., also
an officer in the Fourth New jersey, was
commissioned Captain and Aojutant
General of Volunteers.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20
CLARKsBORO.

Mrs. Wright. of Phia., is spending some
time with Mrs. j T. Sickler
Rev Edward Bnrk and wife, of Phila.,
have been visiting at the Tectory.
Harry O'Brien enjoyed a fishing trip
down the bay last week.
Mr.. Howard Dalrymple, lay reader. OF
Man ua, oficiated in St. Peters church last
Sunday morning in the absence OF Rev j.
Y Burk
Mr.. Cyrus Brown and wife spent Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives near Tur-
Berville.
The tug Schuyler owned by Bo er &
Craig, of Mt Royal, was burned in Rance
cos creek on Tuesday night Of last week.
Frank Hollis who was aboard, barely es-
capped, all of his clothing being burned
number Of Friends from this vicinity
attended Circular Meeting at Woodbury.
last Sunday.
Pomona Grange is being held ut Mickle-
ton this afternoon and evening.
Joseph Brown and family and Miss Sarah
Hazelton, of Mullica Hill, were guests Of
w. H Burning on Tuesday.
Mr. George weaiberby, steward of the
Almsbouse, has been quite sick but is now
| improving.
Mrs. Robert Eidridge and son have been
visiting frier DIS in Salem.
Mrs. Joseph Leigh, Of whom we spoks
last week as being very i'll, died last Tues
day sfternoon after several weeks of in
tense suffering
] Mr.. and Mrs, James Bellows spent Satur
day and Sunday with relatives in PhiIa.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20
PAULsBoRo.

Miss Frances Jester spent last week at
Mr.. Cousins home, at Swedesboro, with her
friend, Mss Clara Cousins.
Mr. Keeper and family of WiIliamsport.
Pa, are spending week with Mrs. Keepers
father. ex-Judge S. T. Miller here.
Miss Anna Jester is at Atlantic City for
a week visiting her friend Miss Florence
Moland
Clark Helms had finger torn of last
Saturday while working hay fork at his
farm near here DR.. Pounds dressed the
wound and removed part of the finger.
Mrs. Moore is spending the summer with
her son at National Park.
The NJ. e. church of this place will hold
their second quarterly meeting on Sunday
next. Love feast at 0 o'clock, preaching at
10 30. by The pastor. The Epworth League
Of this place took moonlight excursion to
National Park Tuesday night over one
hundred went and had delightful time.
The new unfinished Baptist church here
was sold by the sheriff on Tuesday to E g.
Miller, one Of the creditors, for thirteen
hundred dollars.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20
WILLIAMSBURG.


Now that the faci cries are closed through
nut the country, many familiar faces eau
be seen on our streets making the old town
look like it did in days of yore.
The blowing tank of the furnace known
as the lower house, has been torn down and
will be made larger, so as to make room
for four more shops during the coming
season.
Our base ball club is meeting with phe-
nominal success this season, not haYiDg
yet los game. Last wetk they shut out
Elmer's team, which is considered one OF
he best in South Jersey The score being
2 to 0 Last Saturday MIllgille came here,
they also went down Score to 3. Tues
day of this week, club from Philadel-
phia came down The score on this oc-
casion ran up pretty we'll, heing 9 to 8,
favor of Willlamstown Melville does not
seem to be satisfied and is coming again
to-day.
Mrs. Dr. Jelley formerly Miss Jennie
Sender, our popular primary teacher, who
was married on the h instant, is again at
her former home here, but will leave soon
for her new home at Allentown, Pa. Mrs.
Jslley has the best wishes of the entire
community, as she is extremely popular.
The Board of Education is preparing
testimonial witch viii soon be presented to
her.
Mr.. Peter Camp buried his infant child
last Sunday
Little Willie Trout, son of Marshall
Trout, died yesterday Of obstruetions OF
the bowels This is a terrible blow to the
parents, be being the oldest child, aud 10
his ninth year, was almost idolized both By
parents and grandparents. There is al old
saying that trouble generally comes double
handed as Mr. Trout's mother has been
very sick for long time. His wife gave
birth to a daughter last Sunday,an yester-
day death visited the home. So that Mr.
T. is completely Frustrated over the terri
BILE blow
There will 20 special train from our
place TO Camden on the goth, as the Read
ing railroad will not make any reduction
whatever in fares, 50 the people will have
10 20 the best route they can. Oh Tor a
competing line through here. The people
are all hoping that the trolly line that is
to be built from Gloucester to the sea will
come this way, then The L. r, will not be
50 independent - sh
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20
WOODSTOWN.

Miss Gertrude Merritt, of Woodbury., is
the guest of the Misses Snitcher, of North
Main street.
CARL Patterson, of Muucie, Indiana, is
spending the Summsr with his parents
here.
Miss Emily Sagel. principal of Woods
town High School, is improving after a
severe SPELL of sickness
The small son of John Brown, colored,
of Finwick. was seriously Injured by being
kicked in the head by horse Saturday
night. The scalp was nearly torn from the
childs head.
Nothing more has been heard from Frank
Wright since he sent the bill of sale TO his
friend, w. s. Clawson.
District Deputy Foster installed the
newly elected officers of Woodbine Lodge,
No. 158, /. 0. O. F. on Friday night. A
collation. was served in Becker's psrlor
after the lodge adjourned
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis, Mr., W. II
Reeves and wife, Charles Lippineott and
wife, DR. McGeorge and wife, Miss Martha
LippincOtt. Miss Belle Truncer and Harry
Lippinsott and wife, attended basket
picnic at Freneh's Grove, Penns Grove,
Wednesday, and had a very enjoyable
time
DR. o Pancoast, of John Hopkins Uni-
versity, Maryland, came home Friday night
10 see his nephew, James G Paneoast, who
was seriously injured in bicycle accident
last week IL was decided to take the
injured lad to the John Hopkins Hospital
for treatment, and this was done on Sat
urday.
Dr. Uriah Gilman, who met with such a
painful accident last week, is doing nicely
now under the care of Drs. Allen and Me-
George.
DR. Wallace McGeorge. of Camden, spent
Thursday with his son. DIR. E. P McGeorge
of Main street and Bowen avenue.
One of our newly married Salem county
young ladies got tired Of life Friday night
and took laudanum. She repented the act
at once and medical assistance being rem
dered, was soon pronounced out Of danger
For the sake of her family which Is a
highly respected one, her name is with
held from publication.
Contractor Gosiiu has Dickeson's new
building all enclosed aud ready fof the
plasterers.
Mrs. Snitcher. Of North Main street, il
considerably under the weather.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20
COUNCIL PRocEEDiNGs.

A special meeting of City Council was
held in Council Chamber last evening, all
the members being present.
MIR. Clymer, Chairman or the special
committee on erection of the Fire House,
reported in writing that the house was
completed at cost of So ,065 "a, extras
amounted to sos. "a. A recommendation
that the house be accepted and r P.
Fowler paid Sll9O;24, when release of
lien was furnished, was adopted.
Bill Of Charles K Peddle, architect, for
$I04 SO, was ordered paid.
Ga behalf of the joint committee on FIRE
and streets, Mr. Clymer reported that the
committees met the Board OF Freeholders
last Friday evening to determine whether
or not the flag crossings on Broad street
should be reJaid There was variety of
opinion expressed, but the matter was left
for the determination OF Council. The
contractor offered to relay the crossings at
any time within one year, should Council
now determine not to have them laid, and
afterward desire to have them laid, free of
ex pense. In order to bring the matter up.
Mr. Ciymer moved to have the crossings
laid now.
City engineer Carter was asked to adj
dress Council on the subject, and said he
had letter from the contractor IN which
he agreed to come back and relay the cross
ings within the year, if desired He took
it flom that, that the contractor felt sure
that the people would be satisfied without
the crossings. He thought the people we've
about equally divided on the question.
Mr.. Leeds said as long as contractor
" ould come back and lay them free of cost
he thought we should try the road with
out them.
Mr.. Sithens thought we should try
without the crossings.
Mayor Ladd thought large majority of
the people were opposed TO the crossings.
Mr.. Davis and Mr.. GladiDg expressed
the opinion that we should not have the
crossings.
President Cloud called Mr. Davis to the
chair, and strongly advocated the re-laying
of the crossings.
The motion to relay was lost on viUa
UOice vote Z to 2 Messrs. Cloud and
Clymer in the affirmative.
Mr.. Leeds OF the Committee on puIchas
ing horses for city service, reported that
the Stockton fire department, which is to
be disbanded, has team which they have
used three years They have been doing
just such work as we desire of team, and
price will be 1925. They could be bought,
and two weeks trial given. The report
was received, and the matter of purchase
left with the Committee.
Mr.. Leeds reported six applications for
driver of the team as follows =
Samuel Worhl. J ohm Krimm Geo. BeaIe,
A. W. Cattell, Jr., Eugene Koran, John
Hammel
Mr.. Cloud said two men had applied to
him, and he had told them they would be
required to sleep at the fire house.
On motion of Mr.. Leeds the salary of
team driver was fixed at $40 per month.
On the second BALLOT Eugene Koran was
elected over John Krimm by vote Of to
3, one vote being cast for John Hammel
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20
BRIDGEPORT.

The truck boats are going heavily loaded
this wetk. Freights have been light here
tofore.
The Anthrax has visited several of the
farmers between Raccoon and Old Mans
creeks The last few days a number OF
horses, cows and hogs have suecumbed to
its fleet. Mr.. Frank Dawson lost four
cows, Mr.. s. Lewis Kille lost four COWS, Vim.
Hewes, two cows; Mrs. Deborah Roberts,
COW Mr.. William Shipper, 2 cows and
hog Mr.. Joseph c. Davis, one horse. 7 he
cows were all eelected stock which makes
the loss quite heavy. Clarence Hampton
near Pedrickto town, lost very fine horse
Some of our boys visited BrIdgeton dur
ing the strike. The weather was not con
genial TO good health so the boys returned
home again in few days.
Captain Allen Wooley met with a severe
accident at Chester on Saturday last While
unloading bis boat plank be was walking
on turned over throwing Mr. Wooley in
the hold of the boat, giving him severe
shock, and otherwise irjnring him.
Mrs. Susie Jakes, of Wilmington, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Schlsg.
Veterinary Surgeon. T. B. Rogers, of
Woodbury., visited the anthrax infested
district, and vaccinated the cattle of thai
district.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20
County Notes.

Louis Dagger & Co, Patent Attorneys,
Washington, D. c., report that last Tues
day Messrs. E. M. Cunard and G. G. Han
mold, of Westville, obtained q valuable
patent for improvements in folding boxes.
Glassboros tax rate for the coming year
will be 81 "a on the 500, divided as fol-
lows; County, 46 cents State school, 80
roads, is; township purposes, Is; water,
~: lights. 8 district school, %; school
building, 10; police, s.
On Monday night Of last week an attempt
was made to burn the wheelwright shops
of John Simmerman, at Almoness0n. A
window light was pushed out and kerosene
oil poured over a work bench Three
partly burned matches were found on the
bench. Who is the would-be incendiary
The Board of Education of South Har-
rison township, Gloucester county. has
decided to erect new school house at
Harrisonville. and they will sit at the
school house at HarrisonvilIe on Saturday
July 80, to receive bids. Plans and speci-
fcatloDs are now in the hands of the
District Clerk, Samuel P. Pimm.
The body of Charles Widmann, % years
old, of 1919 Dorrance street, Philadelphia,
was found on The West Jersey tracks, near
Glassboro, last Monday morning Wild
mann was tin roofer, aud resided with
his sister at Dorrance street, Philadelphia.
An envelope in bis pocket aided IN eslab.
fishing his identity. It was learned that
he was a member of Bethany Presbyterian
church, at Twenty second and Bainbridge
streets, Philadelphia. The body was much
cut and bruised, and both legs were almost
severed nj the knee
The Court Of Errors and Appeals have
decided that The second sale OF the Thts
S Wealherby homestead farm TO Maria j
Shape was not legal, thus reversing the de
cIsioD OF Vice Chancellor Reed At the
first sale the farm was knocked off to Benz
w. Weatherby for $665O who failed Il
comply with the conditions. At the
second sale the property was bid in b5
Mrs Shape for $1,000, subject 10 a frs
mortgage Of 81 600 The sale was declared
illegal because OF a private agreemen
between Benjamin W. Weatherby and Mrs
Shape wherein che was to furnish all thu
money. The property will be sold agar
on August H.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20
HURFFvILLE.

Quite number from Hurffville, Bunker
Hin and Chapel attended the animal pic
mic at Gfenloch Park on Friday last.
Charles Sibbett brought suit against
Charles Quay on Friday last for cruelty to
horses. The trial was held last Monday
before Justice Paniin at Glasshoro, and
Quay was fined $50 and costs.
The young people and several older ones
attended the Gospel Meetings. held at
Alcyon Park Sunday evening. Il was =
very nice place to so, L being 50 wasn 10
the churches
HuckleberrY parties are The rage At
present.
The Sabbath-school aud secret soeities
will join In picaic to Ocean Grove on
Wednesday next, the 18th instant
The Board oi Education has contracted
10 have the HuriIvilie school house painted,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20
MANTUA.

Miss Emelie Care, OF Philadelp hia, is
visiting her uncle, VIM. P. Care.
Miss Sarah c. Long is spending some
time at the Delaware Water Gap.
Mrs. George KugIsr is spending the
Summer with her son Victor Kugler, at
Cape May Point
The M. E Sunday school spent pleas
ant day at National Park Oh Wednesday.
The Joyous strain of wedding bells was
heard through the village yesterday.
Deputy Grand Chancellor, Hans J. Han
son, with delegation from Minerva Lodge
of Black wood, installed the officers OF
Concordia Lodge, No 80, K Of P, on Mon
day evening of this week, as follows &C
C.. J Leo Eldridge; V G, L. B. Hull !;
Prelate, E 2 HiIlegass NJ. of the W j..
]. Truncer; K of r. & S, II A Long
NJ. of F., W. H. Somers; NJ. of E.. Eustace
Eegie Ne at A., W. II DEM; I G, N.
Redrow; O. g.. S F. Crawford
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20

The County Board of Assessors met in
the Grand Jury room last Monday, Ju ly
10, to apportion the State, School and
County taxes to be raised by the several
townships for the present year
The county tax was fixed at as cents and
the State School at 80 cents
The Chairman appointed Eli Heritage
David Paulin and Samuel Silver, Jr., a
committee to assess Clayton township now
known throughout the county as No Mans
Land2
The following statement shows the num-
Der of acres in the several townships and
the total amount of Indebtedness -includ-
ing the bonds and mortgages and other
lroms Of deht-and the poll tax =
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20

On motion Of Mr.. Best, an order WAS
ordered drawn in favor of the phila Saving
Fund for 81 ,240, interest due on water bond
August l.
Through Mr. Best the Country Club
asked for an extension of water main from
Evergreen avenue to the Country Club
house, and Mr. Best moved that the re-
quest be granted When asked il the
extension would.pay 10 per cent as required
by the ordinance, be replied that it would
pay about 5 per cent.
Messrs Clymer and Sithens advocated
strict adherence to ordinances of Council,
while Mr.. Best took the opposite view in
this case Mr.. Burkett said he should vote
for it because those who wanted it had
favored his requests.
The extension was ordered by the fol-
lowing vote -
Aye-Batten, Best, Burkett, Davis, Leeds
Is.
No-Cloud, Clymer, Glading, Sitheus-
4.
Paving was ordered in front of the old
Burton grave yard.
On motion of Nr. Best $4,000 was Dor
rowed from the Water Department in
anticipation of taxes.
Mr.. Cloud advocated painting the City
Hall aud widening the pavement in front
of Strangers burying ground Both propo-
sitions were referred to proper committees.
Ga motion of Mr.. Sithens, the Chairman
of the Street committee was to preserve
measurements of all flag stone. On Mr.
Sithens motion, the Clerk was directed to
write TO the G. G. & W. trolIy company
requesting that their road be swept.
Action on Col. Green's proposition to
widen Cooper street, was deferred until
next meeting.
The Street Committee was instructed to
notify II. A. Fish to comply with the ordi
nance in building his drive way.
Adjourned.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20

The South Jersey Tennis League held
their second series 10 the tennis tourna.
ment at the Country Club grounds last
Saturday. Woodbury., Haddonfeld,
MoOrestown and Beverly were represented.
Woodbury. captured three out of the five
events, Miss Anna Thorpe winning the
ladies singles; Mr.. Urban aud Miss
Margaret Thorpe captured the mixed dou-
bles; Misses Morgan and Stokes won the
ladies doubles. Haddonfeld won the other
two events, the mems singles and mems
doubles:
Mems singles-Mr. Casselberry, Hadsonfeld;
defeated Mr.. Twelis, Woodbury., as, 81. Finals,
Mr.. Casseiberry. Haddonfeld defeated Mr..
Beiner, Mooresfown. 6-2. &c:
Ladies' single Miss An1a Thorpe, Wood
bury, defeated Miss Biddle, Moorestown, SO, IS,
Cd
Mems doubIes-Moore Brothers, Haddonfield,
defeated Messrs. Nixon and Grey, Woodbury.,
rs 60. Finals-Moore Brothers, Haddonfield
defeated Messrs. Bennett and Stuart, Merchant
vile. 1913, CD
Mixed doubles-Mr Moody and Miss Asbury,
Beverly, defeated Mr.. Slmm and Miss Ball
MerchantYille, 63, SO, 81 Finals-Mr. Urban
and Miss Margaret Thorpe, woodbury. defeated
Mr.. Moody and Miss Asbury, Beverly, SO. ga. 6-s,
Ladies' doubles-Misses Stokes and Morgan,
Woodbury., defeated Misses Wilson and Purcell
Reyarlv an