Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-09-28

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Woodbury. Trust Company's statement
is advertised
Mrs. Belmont Perry, Of Pasadena, Cal,
is visiting her mother and sisters
Elijah Heritage, Of Glover street, will
move to Chester in few days.
Miss Margaret Rogers returned to Mt
Holyoke on Tuesday to complete her col
lege course.
The September meeting Of the City
Board of Education, will be held in the
Academy tonight
DIR. George E. Reading bought the
Louis Jones property at sheriff's sale on
Monday. for s1o5.
Mrs. T. D. Clark and daughter Edith,
left yesterday for a ten days trip to Boston
and Mt Washington.
Mrs. J. Apologize, of North Broad
street, is entertaining Miss Reba Fullerton,
Of Wilmington.
Paul Chandler, Roland Clark and Vic
tor Kugler, Jr., have entered the Wenonah
Military Academy.
Mrs. VIM. C. Cattell, of Phila., is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. George C..
Eldridge. for few days
The Collectors Of Deptford, Washing
ton and Woodbury. advertise tax notices in
this issre of the DENOcR At
MisssClara Pierson gave lawn party
at her home last SATURDAY. afternoon, in
honor Of her twelfth birthday.
Miss Bertha, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w. Andrews, will enter the Academy Of
Fine Arts, Philadelphia, next week.
Mics Hazel, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
j. C. VOORHEES,, entered Miss Annabel's
private school in Philadelphia to-day.
Arthur Turnbull left last Thursday for
Chicago as delegate to the Episcopal Con-
yention, representing all South jersey.
Thompson Allen is improving the
Isaard property on Euclid street, which has
recently been purchased by Cooper Jessup.
The Deptford Board of Education adj
/ vertise for teacher for Woodbury. Heights
school, 10 succeed Miss Kastner, resigned;
The Sunday school social held in the
Central Baptist Church last Thursday
evening, was an event il the social liz Of
the church.
Misses Mary Walton and K. 6. Car
penter enter Pawhatan Female College, at
Charles Town, West Virginia, to-day, at
the opening Of the school term.
i Mr.. and Mrs John Geitz formerly Of
EParkyille, n. j. Announce the wedding Of
their daughter, Annie s., to William S.
Reven, at ST. Martin Church, Radnor, Oct.
s. at Z o'clock
Mrs. Mary Carpenter has returned to
Woodbury. after spending the Summer
with her daughter, Mrs. H n. lIagher,
il East Greenwich, R. I, Mrs. Gallagher
accompanied her home.
Owen Carter, son Of VIM. NJ Carter,
surveyor, passed successfully his examina-
ton for entrance to the Drexel Institute to
study Civil Engineering He commenced
his studies on last Monday.
The Rally Day services held in the
Sunday school of the Central Baptist Church
last Sunday, were of ar interesting. charac-
ter Each teacher prepared subject on
Preparation for Service. a goodly number
were present.
VIM G. Dilkes, Of Pedricktown, has
purchased the old Russell flour mill near
swedesboro, and will take charge at once.
Mr. Dilkes is brother Of Thos. c. Dilkes,
Of Mantua, is an experienced miller, hav-
ing been in the employ Of Justice & Son
for many years.
Eleven members Of the State Board Of
Education were in Woodbury. last Friday
to conduct an examination for County
Superintendent VIM. H. Eldridge, ths
/ present Superintendent, and Prof. w. A.
B Storrie, Of Woodbury. schools took the ex.
animation The Board was entertained at
/ Newton Hotel by Mr. E. e. Grosscup the
member from this county. -
George E. Pierson and family viii
vacate the furnished house Of J. Morris
Rogers, at the corner Of Evergreen avenue
and Cooper street, where they have resided
for the past year and eight months, on the
Both instant, and have engaged rooms al
Evergreen Hall for an indefinite stay
About November 1st, George E. Pierson,
Jr., will go to New York to assume re-
sponsible position in the Office Of the Bridge
port Brass Company, whose rolling milk
and factories are located at Bridgeport
Connecticut, with which company he has
been employed for the past eleven years, il
their philadelphia Office The change viii