Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-08-25
LOCAL Briefs.


to Cape May for week.
Mr.. Thackara Cozens is spending his
vacation in Delaware.
Miss Virginia Cattell, of Hopkins ST.,
is spending week at Delaware Water Gap.
Mrs D. P. Cloud and daughter are
spending two weeks at Georgetown, Del.
Mrs. K. Keneman and daughter are
enjoying week at Cape May.
Mrs. VIM. Iszard and daughter have
returned from Ocean Grove.
Miss EYa S. LaDow and mother are
spending week at Canton, N. J.
Reed birds are about in large numbers.
The season for reed bird, rail bird and
or marsh mud hen opens on September |.
Charles Harder has sold his residence
on the Plum tract, Westville, to Charles A,
Kehr, for $1,000
Miss Edna Kerr, OF TitusviIIe, Pa, will
be the instructress in drawing in Woodbury.
next year.
Mr.. VIM. Scott, manager OF Child
grocery, is spending week with his mother
in Maryland
Miss Mabel Pedrick, of Panlsboro, is
spending some time with Miss Emma
Lound aslager,s Of Cooper street.
Mrs. VIM. spier and son, Of Pittsburg.
are the guests Of Mrs. Harry Kitchen, Of
Walnut street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alonzo DeMoris, of San
dusky Ohio, are the guests of Mrs. Ed
ward Burdsall, of Franklin street.
Mrs. Arthur Starr and sons are spend
ing two weeks at The Engleside,n Beach
Haven
Ammon Fowler and wife, of New
York City, are visiting friends about
Thorofare
All stanger, in the Gardiner house,
near Westville lost his pocket book con-
tanning $50. Two days afterward he found
it near manure heap.
Frank Braun has sold his house on
Lincoln street to Frank Eastlack, for
$1,100. Mr.. Braun is going to moye to
Philadelphia.
Benjamin Sparks and wife, who have
been residents of Woodbury. for years,
move to Clayton this week, as Mr. Sparks
has been employed by 81 )ore Bros. IS glass
works at that place.
Mrs. Bramhall, lessee of Evergreen
Hall has transferred her lease of this prop
erty to Mrs. Glendenning, and taken the
Normandy, 300 room hotel Both and
Chestnut streets, Phila., Pa.
Thos. L. Wilson, the man who took up
a collection at Pitman for Engineer
Doughty and got in jail, walked out right
under Marshall Dopson's nose last Saturday
and made good his escape.
Charles W. Knight has sold his farm
in Deptford township, on the Glassboro |
stone road one mile from Westyille, con-
tanning about ons hundred acres, to Joseph /
Silo, an Italian, for $1,000. The farm has
been occupied by John NJ. Budd for the
past six years.
For injuries alleged to have been re-
ceived while in the company's employ by
falling from car, John McIsaac, of this
city, through his counsel, former Judge
Carrow, has brought suit against the South
Jersey Gas, Electric and Traction Company
to recover SIS. 200 damages.
The Repp Fruit Company stored 1000
baskets of Bartlett pears in their cold storage /
plant at Glassboro on Tuesday. large
force of men from Glassboro were put to
work picking early in the morning and five
hundred baskets were stored by noon. The
remaining five hundred baskets were pick
ed and stored by supper time.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending August %, 1904. Preston Carson,
Sydney Drummond, George Edwards,
Lizzie Field, A. II. Gresimer. WILDER Har-
den, Mater Jenes, Elizabeth M. Pattee, F. /
c. Ross, Samuel Robson, Mrs Robert
Allen Shepherd, land John Snider. Persons
calling for the above letters will please say
advertised.
The Hurff family of South Jersey, I
whose name is legion, viii hold a reun on
at Alcyon Park on Wednesday next, Aug.
81. The progenitor Of the present nu-
merous Hurff family was Conrad Harf,
and his numerous progeny will try and
get acquainted at this gathering. All
members are cordially invited to be
present
! The County Board of Elections met in /
the Court House on Monday for the pur-
pose Of receiving nominations for Boards Of
Registry and Election. The list will
probably not be published until our issue.