Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-05-07
PEOPLE YOU KNOW

Miss Alice Roe, Of Delaware street. is
spending a week along the Jersey coast as
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Comfy, of Newton
avenue.
Miss Mabel Babcock spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Margaret Burrows, Of
Camden, N. ].
DR.. L. NJ. Halsey and wife are in New
Orleans this week where the Doctor is a
State delegate to the National Medical
Society. They viii return next SATURDAY..
NJ F. Crane and AL. Richman, of Frank
lin Township, are in North Carolina this
week prospecting tract Of 1000 acres of
timber with q view to purchase.
William F. Bouhl and wife, of Fleming
ton, n. J., are visiting Mrs. Boul's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Prehl
Mr.. G. G. Schrenk is about after an
attack of sciatica rheumatism that has kept
him bed-fast for ten days.
The directors of the Mullica Hill Turn
pike Company are meeting at Newton
Hotel this afternoon.
#. L. Wilkins estate agency has sold
the house No. 14S Euclid street, to August
Queren. Price not stated.
Carlton Park will represent Woodbury.
glassblowers in their National Convention
to be held in Cincinnati.
Messrs. John Pheifer, Lawrence Winner,
Frank Tice and John Easley will repre-
sent Claytoh glassblowers in the National
Convention at Cincinnati, in o., in July.
There was large class of applicants to
the teachers examinations in the Academy
last Friday and Saturday. The number
that were successful has not yet been an
nounced.
The corporation that has franchise TO
| light the town of Elmer with electricity is
negotiating for the purchase of Porchtown
mill pond as the source of power to operate
the lights.
The Baptist Young People Of the Cen
trail Church desire the public to know of
their pie and cake sale which they will
hold IN the church parlor Saturday, May
16. Come and bring your friends.
The Woodbury. Saeugerbund, a corpora
ton not for pecuniary profit, filed articles
of incorporation in the Clerks office on the
4th instant, with the following incorpora-
| tors or trustees Reinhold G. Zenner, Thos.
| Greiser, Wilhelm Bank, Charles Minister,
( Jr., of Woodbury.; Albert August Koch, OF
Mantua.
An entertainment under the auspices
of the Woodbury. Country Club, consisting
of the combined glee, mandolin and banjo
clubs Of the University of Pennsylvania,
will be given in GREEN'S Opera House Oh
Saturday evening, May 10, at g. Is. Tickets
will be placed on sale at Merritt's drug
store on May II. Admission, so, 35,
and 25 cents.
Contractor Sweeten is pushing the
sewer construction with considerable vigor
The past week the main has been laid OF
Glover street, and is now being run East OF
West street. The greatest hindrance il
that section is the water, and the necessity
of keeping pumps in operation The
/ Italian laborers cannot be kept at work il
the water, and that part of the work ha'
to be done by coloFed men.
Col. G. G. Green and family arrived il
Woodbury. on Tuesday from their White
home in Pasadena We are informed thai
all are in excellent health and the lons
journey was made without unpleasant Incl
dent We are glad to be able to say tina
our enterprising citizen finds "something
DOING in Woodbury. on his return thi
year, and some things, as usual, awaiting
: his decision
Dress Goods-Gingbams and cham
brays, Z, 8, 10 and 129 cents yard Sill
ginghams, IS cents a yard. Percale, 10 AM
J 125 cents yard. Scotch oxford, 125 cent
makes beautiful shirt waist suits. Plat
aud lace stripe grass cloth, i2z cents yard
! India, s. 10, l23, Is, 18 and IS cents
! yard Persian lawn, 16 cents yard. Whit
! pique 12@, 10, Is, and 25 cents yard
Black pique with white polka dot, II
, cents nice for dress skirts The Mise
Cozens, 172 South Broad street Woodbury.