Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Foote are en-
ioying Wildwood for an indefinite period
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Dubois, Of Cur
It's avenue, are spending week at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Fl. F. Warner, Of Tioga, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs E. Dubois, for
week
Mrs. Ernest Redfeld and daughter
Helen, spent Sunday with relatives in
Bridgeton.
Samuel Carey and family, of Massilon,
are guests of relations and friends for a
short time.
The Misses Williams, of Trenton, are
guests of Mrs. Harry Glogger, of North
Broad street.
Miss Hannah Morgan. Of Millville, has
been recent guest of Mrs. Amos Wills, of
Classboro avenue.
The family of Dr. c. T. Bennett are
enjoying ten days with relatives at Cedar
vile, New Jersey.
Mr.. Isaac R. Wilson, of New York,
was the guest of his cousin, Miss Jennie L.
Garron, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Carlton Park are at
Buffalo where Mr. Park is attending tho
GIassblowers' Convention.
Mrs. Frank C. White and daughters,
Misses Abbie, Mary and Lucille, are enjoy
ing ten days at Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Heaton have re-
turned from pleasant soiourn with Mr..
Joseph Dawson, of Monroeville
Mr.. and Mrs Kirby Garwood and son,
of Camden, spent Sunday with Mr.. Gar
woods sister, Mrs E. LaDow, of Centre
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Rachor and daughter
have returned from their pleasant trip to
Atlantic City as guests of Mr.. Mahlon W.
Newton.
During the thunder storm of Sunday
night, the mixing house at Dupont Powder
Works was struck by lighting and burned.
Loss about $500.
The Rev. George II. WALES, of Scots
Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, preach
ed two able sermons in the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday.
Prank Mathers, Bird Dubois and
Percy Redfeld, are spending the week at
o f,.. .:4l, &1,a;. E = l,av- NTo;or ATa+barc
Dubois, and Captain Redield.
The new arc light which Council or
dered placed on Evergreen Ave, several
weeks ago was put in operation on Tuesday
night 1t was a great success as the pine
trees kept the avenue very dark.
Reports come from Woodstown and
other Salem County towns that hundreds of
barrels of potatoes are being shipped daily.
Gloucester County is not far behind-in
fact it never is, it is leader.
Washington Park is having great
crowds Of people every day. The boats and
trolley cars are filled to overlooking daily
and the amusements at the Park are hav-
ing great pdbIOHdSe.
Clarence d. Budd, lad, giving his
address as West Deptford township, was
arrested attempting to hug Miss Minnie
Ray Borden who gave her address as Glenn
enton. Budd was brought before Mayor
Ladd and held under $500 bail for a further
hearing.
The Freeholders of Camden Co. have
lately been taking drastic measures to pro-
hibit automobiles racing their machines at
breakneck speed. The farmers want pro-
lection They pay for maintenance of the
roads and it is perfectly right that their in
terests should be guarded by stringent laws.
Fish and game warden, John Avis did
clever piece of work when he captured
two men fishing in the river with nets last
Saturday. A launch was procured and be-
fore the men realized what was happening
they were in the clutches of the law They
we're fined $40 each. A right good price
for few carp.
Messrs. Barnaby & Plag, lessees of Alb
bottsfold Inn, Stone Harbor (Cape May G.. J
are now busy entertaining guests VINO,
through others, having heard Of the cool
atmosphere there, are seeking rest, taking in
the good fishing offered, and most excellent
bathing, for a few days. The Hotel large
and commodious, only a few yards from
the beach, with an unobstructed view on all
Sides and just the ideal, place along the
coast, and if you can arrange for short
sojourn with them you will be sure of a
hearty homeliSe welcome. Wraps and
shawls are needed.
John R. Virgins, a contractor aud
builder, of Philadelphia, who is spending
some time at Evergreen Hall, helped rescue
five PhiIadelphians from drowning in the