Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-03
PEOPLE you KNOW.

Thomas Welsh is spending weeks vaca-
tion at White Haven, Pa.
Prof. Evans and family have returned
from their pleasant trip at Ventnor.
Herbert H. Brown, a recent graduate OF
the Philadelphia Dental College, has opened
an Office at 1916 Locust street, Philadelphia.
We wish him much success.
Mr. and Mrs. William Murray, of Ger
man street, are enjoying two weeks at the
Pearson House, Atlantic City.
Miss Florence Eldridge and Miss Mabel
Tucker are spending week in Camden.
Colonel G. G. Green and family have
returned from Lake Hopatcong.
Mrs. T. ]. Penn, of Hopkins street. is
spending a week at Atlantic City.
Miss Maize Allen, of North Woodbury.,
is spending week at Ocean City.
Miss Florence Burton is spending two
weeks with relatives in Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faunce, of Philadelphia,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Tuse, Of
Centre street.
Mt Royal to Williamstown where he will
be employed by Merchant Wood.
There will be "Children's Day Enter
tainment' in the Jefferson Methodist
Church on Sunday evening, September 6.
All are inyited.
Mrs. Harry Smith, of Hunter street, is
spending ten days at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ross have been en-
joying short vacation at Mt. Holly.
Prof. Talman and family have returned
from Sea Isle City after spending a very
pleasant summer.
George Batten, of New York, has been
visiting his mother, Mrs EmeIine Batten,
of Hunter street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Williams, of Broad
street, are spending a few days in West
Chester.
Rev. H. E. Thompson and wife, of Free
hold, are visiting Mr.. j. G. Whitall' s
family.
Miss Barnhill, of Bristol, Pa, and Miss
Quorum, of Brooklyn, New York, are
guests of Mrs. Petit, of Hessian avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Hunt, of Danville,
Virginia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.
Cattell, Of Delaware street.
Mrs. L. E. Yates, of Port Norris, has
been visiting Mrs. Elizabeth S. LaDow.
Next Monday is Labor Day.
Art Lay had Maurice River Cove oys-
tiers on Wednesday.
The frame of Elmer Ford's new house
at Glover and West streets, was raised
yesterday.
Mr. Charles Babcock was the lucky
man in the Minste: watch club, as he drew
out the first watch Tuesday, Sept. 1st.
F. L. Wilkins estate agency announ-
ces the sale of the dwelling house No. 76
German street to Mrs. Lucretia Umbach.
e Carman Gardiner, of this city, has
accepted position in the drafting depart
ment of the Baldwin Locomotive Works,
Broad and Spring Garden streets, Phila.
Miss Susan Linton, an old resident OF
Woodbury., died about midnight, last Mon.
day night, at the home Of Isaac Hewitt.
She had been sick but few days with
dysentery. She was about 20 years old.
Two meetings in the interest of the
Old Deptford To nship Sunday school AS
ISOLATION will be held Sunday next, one
with the Woodbury. Heights school, morn
ing session at $50; in the afternoon at
Jericho Presbyterian Church at go.
Jonas Livermore, who passed his 102d
year last April, fell down the cellar steps
at his home at Blackwood on Monday last
and broke his left leg Doctor White, Of
the University of Pennsylvania, reduced
the facture, and he is as comfortable as can
be expected.
List Of advertised letters in the post
office for the week ending Aug 81, 1905
Miss Annie Adams, Mr. Madison Branen,
Mr.. Lewis Cory, Mr.. M. F. Crane, Mrs,
James A. Davis, Mrs. S. S. Hawkinson,
Mr.. H. W. Hughes, Miss Bessie keenan,,
Mr. Jno. Macdermott, M. Fracesco, Miss
Alice Robson, Mrs. NJ Vanderver, Mr.
Thornton venie Persons calling for The
above letters will please say advertised.
New Jersey Normal And Model Schools.
The Normal and Model Schools at Tren
ton are accomplishing great work in ad
vancing the educational work of the State
TIE Normal School is graduating ovel
200 students each year who rapidly fine
employment as teachers in the public schools
of the State. Persons who have sons an6
daughters to educate would do we'll to looH
into the merits Of these well knC wn institu
tions.