Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

guest of friends in Trenton.
Woodbury. Bottle Works will not close
down until June 30.
&C. @. Clark, of Mt. Ephraim, is in the
west buying car load of fresh COWS.
The June meeting Of the Board Of
Chosen Freeholders is being held to-day
Samuel G. Twells, who has been i'll
for several weeks, is now confined to his
bed
Miss Ethel Prizes Of Philadelphia is
spending ten days widh her cousin, Miss
Anna EstelI.
Hilbert Bartram, of West Chester, Pa,
has been a recent guest of his brother-i law
Chas NJ Garrett.
w. Harrison Liyermore has offered his
home on North Broad street as a site for
new school house.
Rev. John Campbell Of Baltimore, Md,
paid his brother, DR.. Duncan Campbell, q
short visit, last week.
Isaac A. Buston Of Ocean View, Del,
is spending a few days with Mrs. h. L.
Bnston Of Centre st.
Miss Fannie Watkins of Los Angles
California, is the guest Of her uncle, D. O..
Watkins, of Broad ST.
Prof and Mrs E. ]. Frey, of Merchant
vile, visited friends in Woodbury. last
Thursday and attended the commencement
exercises.
Thompson Shourds, of Canton, Salem
county, has high eight-day clock that was
made in Philadelphia in 1866 by Thomas
Stretch.
"A letter mailed to this Office at Bridge
port at A p IN. on June 10, reached here on
the morning of the 18th, after a trip to
Chicago, Illinois
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton LaDow and son
Of Burlington, were over Sunday visitors
with Mr.. LaDow's mother, Mrs Elizabeth
LaDow, of Centre St.
Eighteen scholars were promoted from
the Junior Dept, to the main school at the
Childrers Day Exercises on Sunday, at the
First Baptist church
Miss Helen S Caap4r, the only
daughters Of W. T. Coopss graduated last
week, with high honors froul the Friends
Select school Of Phila
Contractor Bsst's improvements to the
Howell property surely place him in the
list of the public benefactors. That splen-
did concrete walk will be a joy forever.
Yesterday was Flag Day, and Old
Glory was much in evidence in Woodbury..
We wish the party who borrowed the
GLoUcEsrER COUNTY DEMOCRATS flag
would return it.
Aberdeen Place. as NJ. w. Newton's
new street. will forever be known, has our
approval II is ancient, aristocratic, Scotch
and rolls smoothlv on the tongae. Here's
to Aberdeen Place
We call the attention Of on. readers
to the advertisement Of E " Humpbrits.
the Woodstawn merchant, who is offering
the great stock Of the widely known Hnn-
phries store at very low prices.
Be sure to be an attendansat the musi-
cal and recital in kemble N. E. Church
this evening and enjoy a great treat fur
nished by rare talent. Proceeds for the
benefit Of the brass tablet fund.
Miss Stella Mather Of Woodland Ave.
gave an enjoyable birthday party to seven
ty-fige her school mates and friends. The
gifts were numerous aud handsome Among
them being gold watch from her grand
parents
We invite the attention of our readers
to the Bee Hive stores in Camden, whose
advertisement appears on our third page
this week. 1t will be renewed each issue,
and our readers will find it profitable
feature Of our advertising columns.
List Of advertised letters for the week
ending June II, 1905. Bette D. Baker,
B. Brown, Boisy Brown, Julia Bontron,
Mamie Hartwell, Beyley jackson, N.
Justice, Chas. Stanton. Persons calling
for the above letters will please say adyer-
tised.
Last Monday was unlucky day at the
Gibbstown Powder works:-Sam'l Johnson
and John Dem, Of Paulsboro, had acct
dents by which they sustained broken ribs;
Geo P. D. Bates had finger cut off and
Mat Hesleiter, Of Gibbstown, had three
ribs broken.
A new street from Delaware to the
creek ought TO be one Of the finest avenue
in Woodbury., and could be made such.
Hence the appointment Of special COM
mittee By Council TO investigate the pur-
chase Of Odd Fellows Hall as an outlet is
not fancy act at all.