Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs Lewis Starr and children are en-
ioying few days at Atlantic City.
Misses Ada and Anna Conover are
spending sometime in South Jersey.
Mrs. Eva Warner, Of Philadelphia, has
been a recent guest Of Mrs =. Dubois
Ralph Dawson and wife Of Atlantic City
have been recent guests Of Mr.. DawsOn's
father
Senator Thomas NJ Terrell is q mem-
Der Of the U. S. Grand Jury in session at
Trenton,
Mrs. Mary Carpenter has gone to East
Greenwich, R. L to spend the summer
with her daughter.
Charles Holster is taking a two weeks
trip to watkens Glen, New York, Niagara
Falls and Canada
The Central Baptist Church will hold
its annual picnic at Almonesson Park, on
Thursday, June 90.
Miss Helen Kugler, of Washington,
N. c., is the guest of her uncle, Y. E..
Kugler, of Lake Drive.
Miss Florence Hendrickson is home
from the South Jersey Institute at Bridge
ton for the summer vacation,
Rev. Zane Batten, Of Nebraska is the
guest Of his brother and sister, Mr.. Clarence
Batten and Miss Matte Batten Of this city.
George Smith, on the Charles knight
place, near Mantua sent basket Of tonla-
toes to market last Thursday, the 10Th inst.
John E. Pierson is suffering consider
ably with crushed finger, which be had
the misfortune to catch in TIE ice box door.
The employees Of Mrs A. A. Stokes
were given their annual banquet last
Thursday evening at Chaplain cafe, Cam
den.
Anna Budd Jester, Of Paulsboro, Is
the only Normal School graduate from
this county this year, aud the class is
large one.
"A cured and pressed skin of a seven foot
rattle snake, worth fifty dollars, was pre-
sentea to Frank B Rutherford, BY num-
Der Of his friends.
Misses Meta Roe, Amelia Kugler, Al &c
Weatherby aud Helen Smith have returned
from the State Normal School at Trenton
for the summer vacation.
"A piece of land has been purchased BY
DR.. john C. Curry at CaEson's Inlet, for the
erection Of bungalow, where be will
spend a portion Of the summer.
Howard Dawson and Donald Flanagan,
leave to-day for a ten weeks trip to Camp
Tecumseh, on Lake winaepesauksF ii The
White Mountains.
IF. L. Wilkins estate agency announce
she sale Of fifteen acres Of land On Clement
Bridge road BY George Wescatt to Thos 1.
Crawford, for slo5o.
Mrs Hunt, mother Of Mis- caas- T..
Thomas, whose illness was announced last
week, died GU SATURDAY The funeral was
on Tuesday, interment being IN Friends
grounds, Darby
Mr.. John storms while picking cher
ries last Thursday, fell from the tree ard
broke his right arm. Dr. Campbell re-
duced the fracture and Mr.. S. is as com
Portable as circumstances will permit
On Monday last Sheriff Jones sold the
Langley property in Elk township to Dav-
id langley for S1,1O0; also the Albert r.
Dunham property, in Franklin township
to Leverett Newcomb, for $3.50.
Cards are ont announcing the wedding
Of Mr.. Isaac Bostwick aud Miss Elizabeth
Handle in the Presbyterian Church at Elm
er. Miss Kandie has been one of our very
popular school teachers for several years.
The census of Woodbury. will not be
announced until after July first, but esti-
mates place our population at between 400
1880 an increase Of something less than 400
during the past five years.
The Presbyterians and AIethodists be-
gan their morning sessions Of sunday
school last Sunday This is the first time
il the history of the Methodist Church
that the school has held morning sessions.
"A. H. Chandler and family, Of New
ton avenue, are spending the balance Of
the month at Pennsgroye with Mrs. chand-
ler's parents. On July first they expect to
leave on two months trip to the noun
tains.
Alois Seifriz while playing croquet last
Thursday morning, was accidentally hit
on the head by mallet. The wound was
dressed by DR.. Brewer, and three stitches
were required to close the cut. At this
writing be Is rapidly improving
Testimony was taken on Friday before
Geo. 7 Cfanmer, Commissioner, il the
case 81 Chew Bros. vs.. Chas. Gallagher, for
DAMAGES 10 the formers barge In collision