Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-07-11
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Miss add;a Mor,a,, hos hoo,, s,ov5;,u !
month with her sister. Mrs. Edward Baker.
at Millyille.
4 low, soo;.l ~, - LII
Of the Presbyterian church next Tuesday
evening under the ausnioes Of the Christian
Endeavor.
Mr. Thomas p,rt 90 pb;,adolnh;a &
snand;nr fam dans ,,;th III; i ZIP 'd M;a e
War;atts Rnrl
-'-, ~, le''s' - =
inele were 10" acciuenls mere on the
roul.n u any consequence a,1nougn snere
49, MI soseiai 'nino n anai,s, WINE T RANK
~ Ta.son' son =, i'asm WATSON, y, uoo''
became disnlaced and ON ;on;t;ner what ,uas
sunnosed 70 he the fusa the po,yder , av-
nlnded and tba how reoe;ved tba d;sel,oraa
in the face. Almost miraculouslv the more
delicate part of the eyes escaped serious
injury, however some powder struck the
ball of the eye, but will probably soon
disappear. The face and forehead were
temporarily disfgured with blotches which
were painfully irritated by exposure to the
intense heat which prevailed during the
past week. The injuries were attended to
by DIR. j. Anson Smith, and are reported
as doing favorably.
DIR. Grant, and family. a dentist of Phila-
delphia, have been spending week at the
home of Mr.. Edward Wilcox.
The installation of the officers of Marion
Castle. No. 6. A. O. K. of the M. G.. was
held Monday evening Julv 3. and con-
ducted nv District nenuty Thomas RI
Beetle. as follows. s. K VIM Matthias.
V. Ct. Edgar J. Coles: G.. Joseph Matthias:
M. Martin r. Williams. + a. G. g.
Hagerman: O. e.. Albert .Jagpard After
tbe ceremonies the members renaired tn the
home of Georoe P Wood where refresh
ments were served.
The Sunday evening services Of the
Methodist Fnisconal Church will he held in
fine omen air on tba lawn in front If tbe
church during tbe Summer : -
Tho sevoro tbnnaor storm of Loot rnas-
dav Tnlv . was . ,,omnan;ad bv STRONG
wind and Iittla rain in th;s ,a;rlhorboo i7
The railroad static, at PunnyJnada was
blown entirely across the track and con.
siderabIv damaoed Several ties were also
dismem6ered.
NJ c,,on,oa WI, Mr.
nv us p. Un'ries muGu anu ~. - ~ uialsnuLy'
mno nov gu az nv ~ 1ne ieany
10 10. sn "'0' PIC GU u 0'inD''ono 0ioi
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Mr: VIM. Fort, OF AGlantlc City, who is
puliulng Gne TWO new DricK SHOPS at tne
corner Oh Cnurch ana MAN streets, was IN
o1,rroaaI;o ooo,,Iot;or ND Ell a. .sIp
he coon raa5,y for ooo,,1a4;,, tn p Iii
mo o,d harbar stc,, NJ ~ h. ao,,,,;oa -,
Clarence Alloway. Plans are being made
for a new dwelling to be built on the site
of the present driveway. and also for a
slaughter-house and meat store are to be
occupied by Mr.. Milton Redrow.
prof HiIIr,a, forrorlv. ros;dant of +h;s
Mace and also formerly associsted With
Dickinson College for several Years assisted aal
in fine saoremenf of the Lords sumner last
Sunday morning in the M. p. church
a., +ho r,; 80 a., U..1,
e,o,n,r,1. haIon;rs ~ 'I - ~ VI p. oue
Which had been ter1noror;ln ao miaoaa M
,,o ,, 1uora aoo;daptir ;c,,;t - wy
p wh;nb ,vas soNoaIIad at ora n i
a,,troars;ar 49, 5;,,. ,'; IT, M: =.
DISCHARGED s;mnltsneonslv With tho others
and almost evervthing that was in nrox,
unity To the inonnortnne nvro-tecbn;cai dis
play was more or less damaged. An inves-
tigation showed that two of the foor-boards
were blown out as well as some of the lining
boards of the ceiling. Several of the
weather boards were also torn off by the
force OF the explosion.
Miss Anna Lefevre, who has been teach
ing in the Grammar School at Pennington,
reGIHnCU