Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-08-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

to-day
Mrs. Joseph Gibson is at Atlantic City
for week.
Policeman Geitz is enjoying his two
weeks vacation.
Harry Cattell is spending his vacation
in New York City.
See adv. Of JOS W. Pratt for the best
pumps in existence.
Mr.. Clarence Laub is spending few
days at Atlantic City.
Miss Lillian Wilkins is the guest OF
her sister at Atlantic City.
Woodbury. pastors, except Rector Tay-
lor, were away last Sunday.
Mrs. John G. whitall is visiting
friends in Boston this week.
CHARLES Minister, Jr., enjoyed couple
Of days this week in Atlantic City.
Paulsboro Board Of Education is in
trouble-three of the members have re-
signed.
Miss Bertha Jessup, of Broad street, is
spending week in New York City with
friends.
Miss Annie Rogers will play the pipe
organ in the Presbyterian Church on Sun
day next.
Wilmer Knox spent Tuesday, Wednes-
day aud Thursday visiting friends in Har-
rington, Del.
Everybody in the county is eating A.
A. Stokes health foods and drinking their
coffee and tea this week.
Miss Edna Sutton, Of Philadelphia, is
spending few days with her aunt, Mrs
Mary Avis, of Franklin street.
Capt. Geo. W. Hughes will leave to-
morrow for an extended trip West, the St.
Louis Exposition being the leading attrac-
ton.
Henry w. Morgan and John Rachor,
Jr., are doing the Maine coast and NOVA
Scotia Canada. That's a recreation worth
taking.
Company report for rifle practice at
Sea Grit on Friday. Members will meet
in the Armory at O'Clock Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. William Jaggard and son Russell,
of Franklin street, are spending two weeks
with Mrs Jaggards's parents, at Millers-
vile, Pa.
j. F. W. Bremen returned last Thurs
day from a six weeks trip to Ireland.
Crank says the United States suits him
well enough.
The First National Bank of Paulsboro
is going to build a new building, some
where in the vicinity of the Cowgirl corner,
we are informed.
Il. ". Seeker will hold his annual
watermelon party in his grove near glass
boro, next Saturday, August 20. 'Recrea-
tom Band will be feature Of the coca
sion.
Mrs. DR.. H. H. Clark and daughter
Helen, are spending some time at Green's
burg, Pa DR.. expects to join them in a
few days, when they will visit the st.
Louis Exposition.
The fare from Mantua and Almonesson
to Washington Park has been reduced from
ten to five cents. To National Park ten
cents. This will be a great convenience to
people living at these places
On Monday last Sheriff Jones sold the
Clause o. shushch property in Monroe
township to johnson Hemphill, complain
ant. The sale of the George Kunzel prop
erty was adjourned for one week.
The Public Service Corporation will
occupy the first floor in the Schrenk Build
ing, recently vacated by S. E. Williams.
1t is understood that they will establish an
Office there and display gas appliances.
An additional rural route has been
granted to Salem county. This is called
Route No. 2, and is from the Woodstown
post Office, and covers a distance of 1878
miles; area square miles; population $50;
houses, 20.
Chas. P. Budd took big party of
WcSe DepeioIu idus anu ldsSes On stIaW
ride to Mr.. Bancroft's at Newbold. The
Sprigman sisters and their fine singing
made an important feature o. the party.
Our West Deptford correspondent
informs us that Mr. C. B. Leonard, Of
Thorofare, is a great-grandfather; Chas. C..
Leonard and Benz. Haines, Of Deptford,
are grand-fathers, and Harvey c. and Clara
Leonard are parents of a fine boy.
"A West Deptford farmer sent ovei
FIVE hundred baskets Of tomatoes, and a
hundred baskets Of egg plants to Philadel-
phia last week and received 1922. When
toll and ferriage are taken out, how much
did he have for labor, interest, fertilizer
and support of family Some prosperity