Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-08-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.
The meat trust still rules.

friends at PennSgroye.
George Pierce and family are spending
the week at Pitman Grove.
Louis c. Smith is enjoying his vaca-
ton at Wildwood Beach, n. ].
-Pitman Camp Meeting opened last
Tuesday. OF course it rained.
Mrs. D. P. stanger is at Rocky Ford,
Penna., for a few weeks recreation.
Mrs. H. L. HANDLE, of German street
is spending week at seaville Camp.
Farmers tell us that tramps are more
numerous than for several years past
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pennington are
spending month at Cohansy, Salem Co.
VIM. G.Pancoast and family are spend
ing the week at the Beach Villa, Atlantic
City.
The August meeting Of the City Board
Of Education will be held in the academy
tonight.
IS. E. Williams, the restauranter in the
schrenk building, moved to Camden on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Kiehl, Of Okla
homa, are guests of Louis and Packer, 81
High street.
Miss Clara Pierson, of Hopkins street,
is enjoying a short vacation with her cousin
at Morristown.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ogden, Of Trenton, is
the guest of her uncle, S. B. Munyan,
North Broad street.
Harry Madden and family and Miss
Emily Madden, are enjoying few days at
the Chelsea, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Mary Carpenter, and Master Ed
mund H. Carpenter, aresin East Green wich,
R. l., visiting relatives.
Miss Hannah Mitchell and Miss Sue C.
Kerr, former teachers in our public schools,
are visiting friends here
DIR. T. E. Chords vacation period
ended on the Both inst, and his offices
W6I6 IC-Up6uGQ UH August 1Sb
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Garwood and
daughter, of Baltimore, have been guests
of Mrs Elizabeth La Dow, of Centre street.
The Woodbury. Mutual Loan and
Building Association has sold two lots on
Cleveland street to Deborah S. Carter for
5000.
The County Board of Elections met
this afternoon and organized with Geo. E.
Pierson, chairman and Thos c. Dilkes,
Secretary.
DR.. Bennett and family will spend two
weeks at Bushkill, Penna. The DOCTORS
Office will he closed from August sth to
August 23d.
Miss Carrie Smith will spend the
month of August at Lake Winona, Penna.,
with Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Fowler, of Had
donfeld
w. Harrison Livermore has plans pre-
pared for new three story frame house to
be erected in the site Of the old bank build
ing, corner Broad and Hunter streets.
VIM. c. Evans is haYing plans prepar-
ed for new house and barn at Sewell, and
Samuel J. Evans is preparing to build a
new house and barn on his small farm near
Mantua.
Daniel L. Pine secured the contract to
lay 25, 900 square feet of concrete side walk
at Woodbury. Heights, from the Deptford
township committee, and has the work well
under way.
Fifty thousand Philadelphia children
were freely transported to and entertained
at Washington Park on Monday, by Pro-
prietor Thompson, and returned during the
afternoon. There were no accidents through
out the day.
List of advertised letters in the post
Office for the week ending Aug. 2, 1904
Mrs. Irene Brisco, Miss Violin v. johnson,
Mrs. D. A. Smith, Walter Wallace. Persons
calling for the above letters will please say
advertised.
"A wheel on the carriage of Conrad
soliess broke at the corner Of Broad and
German streets last Sunday noon, as Conrad
was making short turn Fortunately the
horse remained quiet, and no further dam
age was done.
Eugene T. and Chas. West of Melville
and Chas Backing, Of Glassboro, were SEN
fenced to the Railway Reformatory by Judge
Jessup last Friday, on charge Of breaking
and entering to which they plead guilty.
They gave their ages as IS years Sheriff
Jones took them up yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Knisell, of Curtis Ave-,
was given birthday party Saturday even
ing. A number of her little friends at an
early hour arrived on the lawn where it