Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-06-18
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Miss Elizabeth Feisler has gone to Ocean
City for the Summer.
Miss Salome Morgan is home from her
school for the Summer.
Frank C. VOORHEES,, of Boston, is visiting
relatives in Woodbury..
Norman Grey and family have gone to
Europe for two months trip.
S. R. Budd spent last Sunday with his
brother, DR.. 7. Earle, at Orange, N. j.
DR.. Simon ]. ]. Hager, Of University of
Pennsylvania, was the guest OF DIR. Kirby,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Ware, who has been teaching
at Bichboro, Penna has returned to her
home on Maple avenue.
Miss Nellie Blake, of Gloucester City, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Welsh, of Smallwood Place.
Harry, son of Rev. J. H. O'Brien, of
Clarksboro, was among the recent gradu-
ates at Princeton, in the medical course.
John Nolte and Michael Ley, who have
been Oh a trip to the fatherland, returned
home yesterday, and were given rous-
ing reception by friends
Lawyer Howard Carrow, of Camden,
was thrown from his carriage by frac-
tious horse last Saturday, and landed in a
ditch, but no bones were broken.
John H. Broadway and wife, E. T. Brad
way and wife. and Mrs w. e. Speakman
and daughter, started to-day for their Sum-
mer home at Kennebunk Beach, Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Whitall will
attend the one hundred and twenty fifth
anniversary of the battle of Monmouth al
Freehold, Saturday, the 18th instant
Corbet S., son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Hoffman, of Clarksboro, was last week
graduated from West Point Military Acad-
envy as Second Lieutenant. His father,
mother and sister Bessie attended the exer-
cises Lieutenant Hoffman will spend q
portion of the Summer at his parents
home
Lawyer Ernest Redfeld, who spent last
week as the representative of Provideni
Conclave of Heptasophs, had very de-
lightful and helpful trip. 1t was said nc
order has ever been so gracefully and
Hospitality received as they were at Rich
mond, Virginia The delegates did as they
pleased, and, despite the rain, many oil
them took advantage of the opportunity tc
take in the sights There seems to be an
enormous increase of membersh p SO that
the salary of the Supreme Archon was
raised to $4,000, and the others were raised
proportionately. Milwaukee, the stauch
old Northwestern City was the successful
bidder for the next meeting of the Hepta
sophs.
Some of Frank Haines' italian pea
pickers got into a scrap Tuesday, and
Justice Mankin fined them $40 and cost
each.
Grown Point Lodge, I. o. O. F., will
be instituted at Westville Monday evening
June 90, with upward of thirty charter
members.
The annual meeting of the Baldt An
Choir Company was held in the law Office
of Watkins & Avis on Saturday. William
L. Gelston was elected President, and Wal
ter S. Buckley, Secretary and Treasurer.
Our FINEST have turned their atten
ton from burglars to "crap' shooters
Four of the latter were taken into custody
on Saturday night last and only one OF thu
lot could get bail, hence are spending thesl
days Of the crimson rambler behind tn
bars.
Last Friday Sheriff Jones conveyed
William Smith, the burglar, and Henry
Mauss, to State Prison. On the way NJ
Smith became confidential and told tn
Sheriff that he was born in New York, no
in Philadelphia, and that his father ant
, mother, and three sisters and two brother
were living there. Yesterday morning
Sheriff Kirby, of Atlantic county, hande'
Sheriff Jones letter written by Smith ans
left IL in the ear aeaf az he Oot off the train
at Trenton. 1t was dated Woodbury., Jun
IL, and was violent TRADE of abuse agains
: Judge Jessup and Prosecutor Starr. Tn
, note was found by person who gave it t
Sheriff Kirby.