Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05

Miss Louella Handle Is on snoTs ylsib
to Bridgeton.
John R. Wick advertises sale Of
storage goods.
Mrs. A. E. Budd is visiting Mrs.
Lyons, at Lancaster, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Keat are spending
this week at Elizabeth n. J.
The October term Of our county courts
will begin on Tuesday, October II.
-AlI are welcome to the Harvest Home
Service in the Central Baptist Church next
Sunday
The interior Of Norman Grey's home
on Evergreen ave., is being beautifed by
E. L. Cloud.
Miss Leona P. Scott, with party Of
friends from Camden, is taking in the
Switch Back to-day
Miss Gertrude Walker is the happy
recipient Of new piano purchased Of H.
A. North & Co., Phila.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Prior will move to New
York next week, his business calling him
there permanently.
The city Of Hazelton, Pa, is going to
try the experiment of sprinkling its streets
with crude petroleum, to lay the dust.
The VIM. Rambo farm near Thorofare,
was sold last week, to parties believed TO
represent the American Dredging Com
pany.
The annual meeting of the Old Dept
ford Township Sunday School Association
will be held October 10, in the Presbyterian
Church, Woodbury..
The laws of 1905 have at last been
published in pamphlets form. Copies may
be obtained of either the County Clerk or
the County Collector.
4 The Woodbury. foot ball team will
open its season on Saturday with the Col
umbia Field Club, on the West Centre st.
grounds. Admission 10cts.
The WC.TU. and the syn are repre-
scented at the State Convention, being he
at Passaic this week, by Mrs. S. r. Brooks,
and Miss Florence Burton.
DIR. John G. Curry's son Charles, has
passed the necessary examinations for
entrance to the University of Pennsyl-
yania, and has entered that institution.
Democratic candidates for Council in
Woodbury. are VIM. D. Dufield in the
Second Ward, and John R. Wick in the
Third Ward. In the First Ward Mr.. l.
Hampton Williams is unopposed.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending October 2, 1905: Mrs Josiah Beck,
Mrs. John Dorr, VIM. Long, Mrs. Lizzie
Reed, Miss Annie Smith. In calling for
the above please say advertised
The Sunday School meeting, under the
Of Old Deptford Township Asso-
citation at the NJ. E. Chnroh, South West
vile, last evening was most enjoyable
gathering. Mr.. George w. Hughes made
an address on general school work.
Story, the Camden furniture dealer, is
among the new advertisers in our paper this
week, though he is one of the oldest and
most reliable dealers in Camden The
Article especially mentioned this week is
convenience every housekeeper has need
for
"A pension has been granted to Walter
B. Yearicks, veteran OF the Spanish
American war, who was injured at Satrg,
Philippine Islands. The pension dates
from the time she wound was received. w.
Harrison Livermore assisted in preparing
the proofs.
Miss Lena Muller was rendered a birth
day party last Monday night, by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mis-. Jacob Muller. Vocal,
instrumental music, and dancing were in
dulged in until a late hour, when the
guests were invited to the dining room,
where the table was handsomely decorated
with flowers; the birthday cake containing
candles representing each year OF her age
adorned the center Guests were present
from Haddonield, Phila and this city.