Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-04-27
Ora Sharp received some fine horses this

Il. 4. henry mas concrete Dioch Auah-
ufactory on the Wick lot.
An eight hundred foot net is being
fshed at Lincoln Park fishery.
ID. L. Pine is laying considerable con-
crete pavement at Haddon Heights.
Mr. John Estell and family spent Eas
ter with friends at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward KRONER, of Cur
tis avenue, spent Easter at Atlantic City.
w. H. Burning, of Williamson, sue
ceeds Robert Pedrick in Stokes grocery
store.
VIM. D. Fletcher is rebuilding and ex-
tending the veranda at Mr.. R. D. Hughes
home
Three Normal school graduates are
getting their hands in'' in Woodbury.
schools
Frank Penningtonis home on Franklin
street is being refreshed by coat of paint.
H. D. Geiger is doing the work.
The parsonage of the Kemble NJ. L.
Church is being re-carpeted aud re-papered
by the Ladies Aid Society.
The May term of Gloucester county
courts open on the third Tuesday, same
date as the Salem county term.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Pratley, of Ger
man street, spent Easter at Atlantic City,
with Mr. and Mrs. George Brown.
-Rev. E. Bruce Price and wife are on
an extended trip to Pittsburg, Pa, visiting
Mr.. Price's brother, who is in poor health.
Rev. E. II. Durell has had landscape
gardiner from Orange laying out the lawn
OF his residence, and setting out shrubbery,
ETC.
On Friday evening Mrs. Gertrude
Blackwood's piano pupils will give pub
lie musical recital in the Central Baptist
Church.
JOS W. Merritt has contracted with
Thompson Allen to remove the present ver-
anda from his residence and construct a new
and larger one.
1t is estimated that there were $4,000
visitors at Atlantic City over Sunday, and
the minimum charge at the big hotels is
$40 each per day.
The concrete foundation of large
building to be erected at the plant of The
Woodbury. Mill and Lumber Co. is being
made by Daniel Pine.
Detective Garrison and wife, of Swedes
boro, celebrated the forty-fifth anniversary
of their marriage on the 26th instant, by
trip up TO Lansdale, Pa
First Ward merchants have entered
into a compact to close their business places
at six o'clock, after May l. on all nights
except Fridays and Saturdays.
The first euchre dance by the St Pat
rick's Church, will be held in Woodbury.
Town Hall next Saturday evening from s
to 10 and 10 to 12 Tickets 25 cents.
"A special business meeting Of the local
''Yn will be held tomorrow evening
FRIDAY in W. C. T. U. hall, 10 Cooper
street. full attendance is desired.
Mr.. C. ]. Martel. of Mantua. has been
chosen one of the interpreters at the Inter
national Railroad Congress which meets in
Washington, D. C, next "Wednesday, May 8
The Easter services at the Central Bap-
tist Church were very interesting and i'm
pressive The choir under the leadership
of Miss Emma Thackary, rendered num-
Der of pretty and appropriate anthems.
"A Sussex county undertaken exhumed
the body of man from one of the cemeter-
les last week. The body had been buried
for twenty zone years. 1t was found that
since death the hair on the head of the
corpse had grown to length of fvef feet.
Mr.. Richard Wilbur Conard, of Asbury
Park, New Jersey, aud Marion Walker
Morgan, of Woodbury., were married at the
home of the brides parents, No. 100 Red
Bank avenue, Wednesday, April l9, 1905,
by the Rev George S. Wendell.
Jacob H. Bibo has purchased sum-
mer home on Casco bay, twelve miles from
Portland, Maine. He is having a naptha
launch made as one of his enioyments.
Mr.. Bibo expects to leave with his family
about the first of June.
Woodbury. Real Estate Mutual Loan
Association thirty-ffth annual meeting
will be held on May 10, when the thirty
fifth series of stock will be issued. This
institution is one of the good things in
Woodbury., having continuously held the
confidence of the people.
The Glassboro and Carpenter Landing
Turnpike Company has elected these direc-
trrs: John P Whitney, John Ogden, Geo.
Dudley Whitney, DIR. F. A. stanger,
Samuel W Warrick. john P. Whitney
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