Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Miss Mae and Lizzie Henry are the
guests of their sister in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs Jos. R. Newton are
spending the Summer at Barnegat.
Colonel Green and family left last
week in their autos to Lake Hopatcong,
Miss Lucille Andrews. of Euclid St, is
spening her vacation at Egypt Mills, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Starr and chill
dren are enjoying Atlantic City for short
period.
Misses Mary Comfy and Katherine G..
Carpenter, are visiting friends at MeVey-
town, Pa.
b. w. Cloud IS beautiful home at Vent
nor, is being artistically decorated by John
Carpenter
The old iron from the jail has been
sold for S10.15 cents per ton to Fred Krem-
mer, of Phila
Mr.. A. Carey and wife, of Curtis Ave,
have returned to their home, after an outing
in Ocean City.
VIM. c. Eldridge, forman Of the DEM
ocRAT Office, and wife, are spending this
week at Atlantic City.
MIR. Joseph Garwood, of Baltimore,
is the guest of his sister, Mrs Elizabeth
LaDow, of Centre street.
-Rey. and Mrs. A. Ledden Iszard, of
Broad street, are spending the remainder of
the Summer at Ocean City.
Mrs Schnabel and family, of New York,
are spending fortnight with Mrs. Chas.
Picard, of South Broad street
Mr.. Thomas Wallace has returned home
from his work at Massillon, Ohio, to re-
main until the middle of September.
Mr.. John White of Curtis avenue. has
returned from Sheffield Pa, where he has
been blowing glass during the Winter.
Francis J. w. Brannin, of Glover ST.,
started last Wednesday for q two months
visit to ireland, sailing from New York on
the Teutonic.
"A Pennsylvania farmer is reported to
have made profit of So, 600 from a years
cultivation of AZ acres. His principal crops
were celery and lettuce.
DIR. T. Franklin Clifford and bride were
in a railroad wreck near Alton, H., last
week, but happily not one of the unfortun
ate ones. The Doctor did much to aid the
injured.
City Treasurer Dickensheets, of CLIQUE
ester City has resigned to avoid the necess-
ity Of enforcing the severe penalties of the
new tax laws. Others have done likewise
in almost every county of the state.
I'm reporting the serious losses by the
hail storm last week our Swedesboro cores
pondent overlooked the names of Philip
Berkel, Peter Mehlbaler Philip Mehlbaier,
John Guligowski and Harris Jones, of
Woolwich township, and Mrs. Katherine
Feisler, near Mickleton, all of whom sus-
tanned great loss by the hail.
Mr.. NJ. w. Newton last week purchased
the Lupton green houses and adjoining land
fronting Centre and Hopkins streets from
Mrs Mary Lupton, for 81, 600 This means
that there will be something doing in that
section Of the city to add to its attractive
ness and healthfulness.
AT the last Meeting of the Board of Ed
ucation Miss Jessie G. Bowers, of Harris
burg, a graduate of Dickerson College, was
elected to the vacancy in the teaching corps
Of Woodbury. High School Needed repairs
to the various school houses were ordered
and are now under way.
u. Hampton and E. H. Leonard, OF
Iona, have 100000 cabbage and so 600 to-
mato plants, which they generously offer to
contribute to the hail sufferers in Glouces-
ter county. Applications may be addressed
to the DEMOCRAT OFFICE for endorsement
Applicants will please specify whether they
desire them forwarded by freight or express.
The only cost will be for railroad expense.
List Of advertised letters in the post
Office for the week ending July II, 1905
Mrs. Charles Brown, Bertha Glass, Rev.
Rob't, Clisby, Benz. CogswelI, Cap Capper,
Miss Carrie Davis Mrs. Geo. Frances, Mrs.
Andrew Carton, Margaret Garrison, Chas
Graul, William Hackett, David Jones E.
E. Leech, VIM. T. Jefferson, Mr. Lyons,
Vernon Mattihaus, ]. T. Phillips Harry
stuhlman, and Mrs. Rob't Underwood.
Perons calling for the above letters please
say advertised
-One Of the needs Of Woodbury. is an
efficient telegraph service. An unpleasant
reminder Of this need occurred to Merchant
W. H. TurnbuIl this week. A telegram,
announcing his mothers death, was for
warded to him by the Western Union from