Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-07-13
REGISTER OF SALES.
LOCAL Briefs.
-, III. Wilkins and family are spending


Miss Hazel Voorhees, left on Friday for
q months trip to Boston, Mass.
The weather is warm enough to keep
the hot weather iend satisfied.
Woodbury. is passing through the in
junction period Of its existence.
Minister, the Woodbury. clothier, has a
big stock Of hot weather clothing.
Farmers about Woodbury. say their
crops are suffering from lack of rain.
Col. Green's family went to Lake
Hopatcong Yesterday in automobiles.
Wilbur Couch, of Stokes Grocery, is at
his home in Alloway on a weeks vacation.
Miss Ada Waram, of North Woodbury.,
is now employed in Turnbull's shoe store.
Joseph Hand is substituting as freight
agent while agent Murphy is on his vaca
tion.
The West Jersey railroad advertise
their Summer excursions to the shore in
this paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Kroner, of Curtis
auenue, left last Saturday for two weeks
visit to Cape May.
1t costs the government about s.
year for each family served by the usual
free delivery service.
Mrs George Craft and daughter
Nellie are spending the balance of the
Summer at Ocean City.
Mrs. George Grove and children left
last Friday for Boston, Mass. They ex-
pect to be gone for month.
Theodore B. Sparks, of our city, is
now employed in the Pennsyl yania freight
office at Broad street station.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. P. Breeze left yester-
day and will spend the balance of the sum-
mer at Asbury Park andiAtIantic City.
IF. L. Wilkins estate agency announces
the sale Of the Smith property formerly
Iszard) on Euclid street, to Cooper Jessup
Isaac R. Wilson, Of New York City,
is spending portion of his vacation with
his uncle, Z. v Garron, Of Curtis avenue.
Mrs. H. Y. Rogers, Marian Deli, Mrs.
IF. G. Wick and Anna L. Estelle, Of Wood
bury, are registered al the Madison hotel,
Asbury Park, n. J.
Owing to an increase of business, The
Misses C5zens have been obliged to make
more store room, and have accomplished
this by joining their dining room and
kitchen to their present space.
Joseph L Mar, editor of the Trenton
True American, is at Asbury Park for the
benefit Of his health It is the first time
in fifteen years thas AIr Mar has travelled
ma railroad train.
passed the recent examination Of the New
Jersey State Medical Board, aud is licensed
to practice medicine in this State He is a
son of Warner Underwood, of Red Bank
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs James Z Leonard, Of
Iona, will celebrate their twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary on Tuesday afternoon,
July Is. At two o'clock on the same day
their daughter, Miss Edith Blanche and
Mr.. Charles Norcross will be united in
marriage.
The Paulsboro Board of Education last
week elected Miss Jessie Ebaugh, of Mary
land, as a teacher in tae High school at
alary Of $50 PER month Miss Ebaugh is
a graduate of the Women's College, of
Baltimore, and has had several years ex-
perience as a teacher
Last Friday morning, at Ocean Grove,
Captain Dubois accidently fell from his
horse caused by the girth breaking. His
injuries consisting of bruised shoulder
and the back of his head cut, were not
serious, out painful. He was able to beon
duly iInrday morning at the post office
"A few weeks ago Philadelphia who
wanted to purchase small farm, inserted
an advertisement in the DEMOCRAT for one
week. He was most agreeably surprised
at the result, for replies came from every
section Of the county. He purchased a
property near Vineland
West Deptford township has chosen
the following teachers for next year.
Thorofare, Misses Amy Rambo and Ella
Banks; Mantua Grove, Misses Anna Como
yer and Ida Mullen; Red Bank Misses.
Gertrude Pope and Ada MeIIyaine There
is yet vacancy at Thorofare.
These Woodburiaus went 70 Delaware
Water Gap ID two automobiles on Saturday
Lax and spent Sunday at the Kittatinny
with landlord Cope Hon D. 0. Watkins,s
Councilman Y E. KugIer, Sheriff Jones,
Thomas Hurh, Freebooter John Rachor,
a. 81 Wilson. r. Fl. Muiford, and Samuel
Reeve. They return on Monday.