Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-08
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Mrs. C. G. VOORHEES, and son Frank and
wife, Of Boston, are IN Woodbury..
Wilson T. Fitzgerald died at his home
in Camden yesterday aged Sc years
Hon. George II. Barker and son Par
ish, Of Pasadena, are 10 Woodbury. to-day.
John G. Ward moved on Monday from
Carpenter st. to the George Reed house on
Franklin st.
Miss Matte Batten is i'll with typhoid
fever al the house ef her brother Clarence,
on Maple street.
"A change Of forty degrees in the
weather between june 6 and 7 is an ex-
perience that we don't enjoy.
MIR. Horace Nixon, has been elected
member of the Board Of Managers Of the
Sons of the American Revolution.
The Friends school will open in Sep
TENDER with the same teacher as had the
year, Miss Phoebe Steer, Of Ohio.
MIR. and Mrs A. NJ Redfeld and
son, of Atlantic City, visited L. Y. Garron,
Of Curtis avenue, for few days last week.
The south end store of the old Town
Hall has been rented to H. Kemler, Of N.
Y. who opened tailoring business last Mon
day.
-Alonzo Carey, Of our city, returned
from Massillon, Ohio last Wednesday. He
has been blowing glass there for the past
fire.
The row of brick houses and the house
in which Mrs. Batten now lives, on Hunter
ST. have been purchased of A. J. Rice, by
Ellison H Davis
That Charles C. Wolferth, of E. Green
witch township ends his first year at Prince
ton an Honor Man, IS a fact his many
friends in Woodbury. will rejoice in.
in the near future, Fred Young viii
open barber shop in Green's Block. It is
said that after some repairs are completed,
it will be one Of the finest in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. F. B. Skinner left last
Thursday for weeks visit to Belmar n. J.
From Belmar they go to Port Providence,
Pa, where they will stay until September.
The Children's Day exercises Of the
Central Baptist Sunnay school were very
effective and appropriate. REGULATIONS by
the children were well rendered. Each
member of the school received badge
fastened by button containing verse of
scripture.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending, June s, 1905. Charles Clemens,
Frieda Falk, Helen Guenther, Miss Ladson
Hall, Morris Herberton, Forrest Matthias,
Mrs. NJ Williams, Manufacturing Co,
Woodbury.. Persons calling for the above
letters will please say advertised
"A large congregation was present at
the Central Baptist Church last Sunday
morning, when the pastor, Rev. E. Bruce
Price, delivered an appropriate sermon to
the graduates from Proverbs 1928, Buy
the truth and sell it not. = The graduates,
those members of the teaching corps whose
homes are in the city, and members Of the
Board Of Education, were present.
-R. Kelsay Morgan Of this city is one
Of the graduating class of the University of
Pennsy lvania Dental college, aud Carol T.
Rogers son Of Or. T. B. Rogers Of the Yeter-
mary department Of the same institution,
both being four year courses Woodbury.
does pretty well TO contribute two college
graduates in one year. The DEMOCRAT con-
graduates these young townsmen on the
completion of such through preparation
for useful and successful lives.
We invite the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement Of Charles Minister
the Woodbury. elothier. Mr.. Minister is an
up-to-date, energetic merchant His whole
lie has been spent in the clothing business
aid he knows it from A to y. His pa
irons are given the benefit Of his knowl-
edge, and it is so Cordially given that
trading there is pleasure. Call on him
and see how well your wants can be met,
and how little money it costs.
About ten o'clock Tuesday night two
men, evidently tramps, rang the bells at
the residences of Messrs. Dell, Evans and
Stokes, on Euclid St. and demanded money
Their demands were so forcefully made
that danger was feared and Mayor Laid
was called up and the police and firemen
started to look for them. After a search
the men were located on the railroad track
and taken to jail. The lash well laid on,
would be the proper punishment for this
class Of nuisances.
Col. G. G, Green has begun an inn