Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-21
he wind last Tuesday afternoon made

slowly progressing.
Several Of our people were at the sea-
shore last Sunday.
Charles McNulty, of Hurfville, picked
lima beans last Tuesday
Charles F. Weatherby and family are
at Kirkwood for two weeks.
Albert Abbott one Of the post office
clerks, is on his annual vacation
Charles B. Smith is building new
home in Westville for Edmund A. Sailor.
Frank Curry, clerk in sithen's grocery,
is enjoying his vacation at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Frederick V. Myers and family
are spending their vacation at Atlantic
City
Miss Emma Price, of Atlantic City, is
the guest of Miss Anna Estell, of Curtis
avenue.
Mr.. Albert E. Renner is putting up
new house on Cherry street. j. B. Best
the contractor, has the ground broken for
the cellar.
Sheriff Jones took the prisoners who
were to go to State Prison, TO that institu-
tion yesterday.
Miss Salome S. Morgan, Of 1913 South
Broad street, is visiting friends in Plain
field, New Jersey.
Mrs. Flanagan aud daughter, Mrs.
Dixon, are enjoying short soiourn at Sea
Crest Inn, Cape May.
Rev. and Mrs. <. P. Bottsford are en-
joying the remainder of the Summer at
Kennebunk Beach, Maine
The employees of the Commercial Tool
and Stamping Co. started to work this
morning after weeks vacation.
Evangelist Daniel S. Toy, who con
Quoted services in Woodbury. last winter is
holding tent meetings in the ST. Louis
Fair grounds
Andrew Cell has bought house on
Park avenue, from the Woodbury. Real
Estate Mutual Loan Association, for the
sum Of 500.
The service of forty hours devotion
will begin in St. Patrick's Church this city
next Sunday morning at 8 30 o'clock, with
Salem High Mass.
James Roe has purchased the building
at the corner of Carpenter street and Mantua
avenye from D. H. Mumford and has moved
it to CORTLAND st.
-One of Dan Mumford's horses had its
leg broken at the Dupont powder works on
Saturday morning by truck running into
it. The horse was killed Saturday night
There will be an informal dance at the
Country Club on Saturday evening. Numer-
GUS dances will be given during the sum
mer by the entertainments committee for
the entertainment of the young.
"A certificate Of the organization of the
Grenloch Presbyterian Sunday School has
been filed in the County Clerks Office.
Frank and Frederick Bateman and James
Whitehead are named as trustees.
Earl, a 81 year old son of Mr.
William P. Lippincott, who was SOM
nambulist, jumped out of the window of his
home at Norwood, Pa, on Friday last and
was killed. Until a year ago, the Lippin-
colts lived at Woodstown
At MilIville last Saturday, man named
Adams was arrested for nonpayment of 81
poll tax. He was taken before Mayor
Payne. The Mayor made out the commit
ment, aud was about to send him to Jail
when he decided to pay the 81 and costs.
List of advertised letters in the post
o flee for the week ending July 18, 1904
Lulu BARTLETT, Mrs. Priscilla E. Griffin,
James Holly, Geo. W. Humphrey, Frank
B. Jones, Ottilio Mira, j. Garfield Smith
and Wilmington Smith. Perons calling for
the above letters please say advertised.
The band which was talked of so much
in Glassboro, as Sickler's band, met last
Tuesday nigh and decided upon the name
as Recreation y Uniforms have been
ordered which will be ready for them
to make their first appearance in on Sat
nrday, July 3oth at Alcyon Park, Red
Mems Day.
VIM Lvvett, the oolored man shot
through the head by Alex. Hendy last We'd
nesday night, is out of danger, and will be
about again soon. 1t is said that he had
razor in his pocket when the affair occurred.
1t is probably fact that a large majority
Of colored men go armed, and are reckless
enough to use deadly weapons on least prov
ocation.
Farmer Walter Budd, of Deptford
Township, has had terrible streak of hard
luck lately. Within nine months three
children have died One died on Tuesday
night Mr. Budd went to market and