Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-07-09
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Mrs Emeline Batten is visiting her sons
at Mt. Pocono, Pa.
Miss Lillian Garrett has gone to Ocean
City for a few weeks.
Mrs. Walter Redfeld will join her hus-
band in Chicago within the week.
Miss Slllie Walkers, of Alloways, spent
Sunday with Miss Ray, of High street.
Mr.. ]. Souders, Of West Chester, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Eli Eldridge, on
Sunday.
Miss Matte Batten, of Maple avenue, is
spending a few days with friends at Oak
Lane.
Miss Laura Batten started on Monday
for Mocsehead Lake, Maine for months
outing.
Miss Anna Lippincott will go to Sunapee,
New Hampshire, next Saturday for stay
of three weeks.
Miss Eva L. LaDow and. mother are
spending a week with relatives in Port
Norris and Millville.
Miss Caroline P. Smith, of Hunter ST.,
is spending two weeks with her uncle, B.
W. Fowler, of Haddonfeld.
Mrs. C. G. VOORHEES,, OF Winchester,
home at Squirrel Island, Maine.
E. P. Henry and family are at their Sum-
mer retreat on the banks of the Delaware,
at Billingsport, for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Walker, and
daughter Bessie, of Salem, are visiting Mrs.
William Redfeld, of North Broad street.
Miss Louisa Livermore, instructress in
caIesthemics at the Chicago University, is
attending the summer school at Chautauqua
Lake.
Mrs. John Mitchell, and daughter Eliza
beth, of New York, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin F. Thorp, Of Delaware
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Dawson and daugh-
ter, of Monroeville, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Redfeld, of Delaware St.,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Mae MusseIman and daughter Grace,
OF Philadelphia, were the guests of Mrs.
FAY Babcock, of Delaware street, over Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. H. v Rogers, Miss Margaret Rog-
ers, Miss Anna Rogers and Miss Bessie
Hustled, are attending the summer school
at Asbury Park, for week.
Mrs. Dr. G. T. Bennett, Miss Lillian
/
Ernest Blackwood, ARE spending two weeks
with relatives at Cedarville, N. J.
Christ Church Rectory has been reno
waited and painted.
Eleanor Dillon is recovering nicely
from scarlet fever.
Lizzie, wife of VIM. G. Minks, will adj
minister his estate.
The German Lutheran S. s. will picnic
at Almonesson next Saturday, going by
trolley at 1915.
Williamstown is to have National
Bank-this will make the sixth for our
county.
The County Board of Assessors will
meet in the Grand Jury room on Monday
next at O'Clock a. m.
Gus Prehl delivered handsome bust
ness wagon to Pierre Vliyer, the Glouces-
ter City laundryman, last Friday.
Cleveland Sagirs, one Of Druggist
Merritt's clerks, is with party of campers
on the banks of the Delaware this week.
Estate Agent Burk has leased the
new G. G. Green building on Cooper
street, and will move his Office there from
the old bank.
Estate Agent P. B. Burke reports the
sale of the Elizabeth Decker residence on
Oak street to Fred. Cox, Of Camden, for
So, 500.
in the boat races at National Park on
the Fourth, Lewis Fowler, Of Centre street,
was the winner. The trophe, beautiful
silver cup, is on exhibition in Engle's show
window.
! The case of Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine Co., appellee, and Lena Braynell,
appellant was tried before Judge Jessup
today The lawyers are Rex and Tatum.
-Rumors of a sensational elopement
blew into Woodbury. from Almonesson this
morning, but our reporter was not sharp
enough to substantiate them at the hour OF
going to press.
H. B. and 6. G. Green, Jr., started
for Lake Hopatcong Monday forenoon, the
former in his Oldsmobile and the latter in
his Auto-car, and covered the distance, 1875
miles, by supper time.
Warden Platt says that John D..
Payne is an exemplary prisoner He real
ICES his position, also that there is no one
to blame for it but himself. 1t is sorrow
full that John became philosopher SO late
in life.
More fines are coming into the county
treasury from Justices Of the Peace than
any other period Of the country's history
Justices ars learning the law in that re
gard. and being law-abiding citizens, are
giving to Caesar the things that are his.
Minister, the cIothier, sent up foul
balloons on the Fourth, bearing tags en-
! titling the finder to one dollars worth o
!, / merchandise at his store. Thus far only
! one tag has been presented, by Edward
: Leddon, Of Gloucester City, who recovered
the balloon on the marshes near National
: Park.
) chamberlains Collie. Cholera and Diar-
r rhoea Remedy.
+ This remedy is certain to be needed il
Y almost every home before the summer
d over. It can always be depended upol
II even in the most severe and dangerou
t cases. 1t is especially valuable for summe
: disorders in children. 1t is pleasant +
J. take and never fails to give prompt relief
d Why not buy it now? 1t may save life
b For sale by a. S. Marshall, Woodbury.: w
c. Finkeni, Mullica Hill. 72-1m.