Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-06-09
REGISTER OF SALES.
LOCAL BRIEFS.
See VIM. C. Lows card.


See advertisements of Woodbury. real
estate on our last page.
Miss Marguerite Zane, of Philadel-
phia, was recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Estell, of Curtis avenue.
Miss Marguerite Mingin, of Medford, is
spending some time with her sister, Mrs.
Frank J. Maier, of Broad street.
Mrs. Geiger, of Curtis avenue, is
spending ten days visit with her dangh-
ter at Hammonton, N. J.
Evergreen Hall is filling up even this
early in the season. The number of guests
last Sunday reached fifty.
Mrs Horace Thoman and children, Of
High street, are spending ten days with
Mrs. Thoman's parents at Glassboro.
Mrs Stella Wooiston, of Cape May
county. is the guest Of Mrs. P. B. Burke. Of
High street.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Wescott of Salem,
New Jersey, have been visitors of their
daughter Mrs. Clarence Batten, of Maple
street, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Broadwater, of
Port Norris, have been recent guests of
their son HARE NJ Broadwater, of Centre
street.
Press Dilkes, representative of M. D.
Kopple Company. OF n. Y, with Mills at
Mankto, Mimi, paid social and business
can the Democrat Office last Friday.
Cards are. out announcing the wedding
of Mr.. Raymond Bean and Miss Sarah
Driver Lippincott, to take place We'd
nesday, June %, in Christ Church.
The old cells have been removed from
the jail, and this morning it has the ap
pearance of big farm with interior divers
ions all removed. The work of installing
the new cells will begin at once.
Jail Warden Platt and wife, who have
been in Boston, Mass, for the past ten
DAYS, are expected home the last of the
week. The Captains health has not i'm
proved as his friends hoped it would.
Mrs George H. Craft, of Red Bank
avenue, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs
William Buckius, Of Philadelphia, sailed
on Saturday for a three months tour
through Europe.
Sweet potatoes are selling at 1926 per
bushel, and the few farmers who have them
are reaping a nice profit for expense of
storing and preserving through the long
period since the harvest.
Henry W Ridgway, the widely known
asparagus tgrower Ct swedesboro, placed
bunch Of his prize grass on our table
this week. 1t was composed of seven
stalks, an inch in diameter each and II
inches long.
The new khakiuniforms were issued to
Co. 1 last Monday night. These new uni
forms are much cooler than the old ones
and will be worn on the Atlantic City trip
she eighteenth of this month and to Sea
Girt the middle of July.
-Burkett W. Warrington, of Mickleton,
and Alfred c. Maslack, Of National Park,
placed sample boxes of strawberries in our
Office exhibit this week. The former were
Twentieth Centuries, and twenty-one ber-
ries filled basket while the latter were
Gandy's, perfect in form and rich and solid
The earth excayated for the paving Of
Cooper street is being placed in Woodbury.
Park, and the prospects are that it will
soon be transformed from a nuisance to a
beautiful park. We understand that the
finishing beauty marks will be supplied by
private contributions.
AT the meeting of the Gloucester Co.,
Board Of Agriculture on Monday, Mr.. So
mers reported blight on white potatoes,
blackberries and lima beans. 1t first APP
peared last Saturday, and he was not yet
prepared to state its extent or danger to
those crops, or whether it was confined to
them.
The indications are that the annual
meeting of the Old Deptford Township
Sunday School Association to be held Fri
day evening, June 10, in the Central Bap-
fist Church, this city, will be Of unusual
interest Rev. George johnson, of the
Thorofare Methodist Church, will make
the address, subfks The Kings Business
is Urgent.
The annual szaeting of the Gloucester
and Salem Turnpike Company was held at
the Office of the Secretary, Mr.. Jos. J. Sum-
merrill, 110s South Broad street, on Saturday.
The former Board Of Directors and Officers
we're elected: President Chas. W. Knight;
Vice President James ]. Davidson; secre-
tary, Jos. J. sumpaerill Treasurer, Henry
S. Taln1an. Direetors Alfred A. Brad
shaw, swedesboro; Barker Gummere, Jr-
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