Gloucester County Democrat., 1904-08-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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sister, Mrs. J. G. Whitall.
Farmers Picnic at Washington Park
next Wednesday.
Miss Florence Burton, of Centre street,
is spending two weeks in Delaware.
Miss Anna and May Reeves are spend
ing week at Richmond, Virginia.
Miss Mary E. Garrett and mother are
spending week at Washington, D. c.
Judge Jessup and family have gone to
Ocean City for the month of August.
Mrs. Lucius E. Yates and daughter
Margaret, are spending few days with
Mrs. Elizabeth LaDow, of Centre street.
Miss Evangeline Tyler is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. C. P. Moore, of Trenton.
Miss Emily Loughlin and Miss Amy
Warner are spending two weeks at Allan
lantic City.
Mrs. V. E. Kugler and daughter
Emily are spending some time at Asbury
Park
Miss Anna Estell, Of Curtis avenue, is
enjoying the week with friends at Mays
Landing.
Mrs. William A. Fisher, of High ST.,
is spending some time at the Sea Crest Inn
at Cape May.
Miss Salome s. Morgan is spending the
week with the Misses Warrington at War
rlngton Mills.
Miss Sadie Shreeve, Of Moorestown, is
spending the week with her cousin, Miss
Clara Pearson.
Mrs Barnhardt, of Washington, D.
c., is spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. Harper Davis.
Rev Malcolm Taylor, Rector of Christ
Church, and family, spending the month
of August at Cape May.
Prof. Samuel Talman and family, of
Curtis avenue, are spending the month Of
August at Sea Isle City.
Lon Tuesday last John G. Whitall
picked 225 baskets of cantaloupes He
says the yield is very large.
Next Thursday win be Temperance Day
at Pitman Camp Meeting, an interesting
program has been prepared.
Prof Rissmiller, of Pennsgroye schools,
has taken a course of special instruction
this Summer at Ursinus Summer School
H Polsky, of Woodbury. Bargain House,
is selling his Spring and Summer clothing
at a reduction of from 25 to 80 per cent.
Miss Emma Duf1eld, of Holroyd
Place. is spending week at Cape May as
the guest of her friend, Miss Fay Lorence
-On Monday last Sheriff Jones sold the
Randall NJ Stevenson farm to Penelope
Pennell, complainant in the action, for
So, 600.
-Wm. Rittenhouse found an enormous
hornets nest in his front veranda. His
young daughter was the first to discover it,
to her sorrow
Miss Katherine c. Rachor is spending
an indefinite time at Aura with Miss Char
lotte Muirheid, former classmate of ST.
Mary's Hall, Burlington.
Prof. Storrie has leased the former
Daniel f Hendrickson. residence on South
Broad street, and will move here from
Salem before September l.
Robert S. Clymer Esq, as Special
Master, last Friday sold the Mary E. Car
ter property in Franklin township to VIM
Schober for $500 subject to a mortgage of
$500.
Rev. E. B. Price, pastor of the Central
Baptist Church, is on his vacation The
church will be closed for two Sundays, the
last Sunday in August there will be a sup
ply to fill the pulpit.
List of advertised letters in the post
office for the week ending Aug. 8, 1904
Curtis Baker, Mrs. Willard T. Crandol,
Robert Vanvalzl, J. H. Zweels. Persons
calling for the above letters will please say
advertised
-Wm. Moody, Of Hessian ave., has been
losing chickens of late and set three steel
traps. The first night he caught cat.
The second night after batting with dead
chicken he was rewarded by catching a
large mink, the animal being caught in all
three traps.
The man who registered at Paul's Ho-
tel about noon on February 9 last, and left
half hour later with two Of Daniel F.
Hendrickson's overcoats valued az $500 was
brought to Woodbury. yesterday from the
Camden jail where he had served three
months for like crime in Camden At a
hearing before Mayor Ladd last evening, he
gave the name Of William Stitt After
Mr.. Hendrickson and Mr. Spawn had
testified to the facts Of his visit to bis house.