Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-09-14
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

philadelphia has l6.,uUO chllareh u
its public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. sneyd are at
Wildwood this week.
Col. G. G. Green and family are home
from Lake Hopatoong.
Lewis Sparks is now employed at the
League Island Navy Yard
Miss Lillian Thomas has returned from
ten weeks European trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Bains are spend
ing three weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. J. H. Broadway has gone to Haver-
ford, Penna for an indefinite time.
Cashier Graham and wife are at East
Gloucester, Mass, for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs John latham and son
returned from England last Saturday.
John A. Brown is entertaining his sis
ter, Mrs. Eliza Carpenter, Of Ocean City
Farmers say that turkeys are going to
be scarcer than ever this Fall and Winter
The county tax rate will be re. on the
500 this year. Ten years ago the rate was
400.
Miss Anna EstelI is spending two
weeks at Atlantic City with friends and
relatives
Charles M. Garrett attended the Ma
tional Council of the Q. U. A. M, at Wash
ington, D. G.
Sheriff Jones took James johnson to
State prison last Monday. His sentence
was for one year.
Misses Martha Wescott, Helen Ball and
Elsie Clark entered Pennington Seminary
as pupils last Tuesday.
The new schedule Of trains that went
into effect on the West Jersey railroad last
Monday is published this week.
&C. A. Brown and family, of German
street, who have been at Ocean Grove for
the Summer, have returned home.
Miss Mary Budd has returned from
weeks visit at Sea Isle City. Miss Budd is
also the proud possessor of new bicycle.
John Stanley Twells, accompanied by
Squire George r. Mankin, is taking his
annual week'strip to the shore this week
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Tyler had his hand severely cut last
Friday by falling into box Of broken
glass.
The Misses Budd have closed their
house Is 23g ssuth Broad street, and taken
up their residence with Andes E. Budd for
al indefinite period.
Surveyor W. NJ Carter is now en-
ployed by the borough Of Swedesboro in
establishing grade lines for the improve
ments to the streets.
The pie and cake sale held last Sat
urday by the Young Ladies Home Mis-
sionary Circle Of the Presbyterian Church,
was quite a success
III you want to sell your farm, the
GLOUCESTER COUNTY DEMOCRAT will
make the fact known to more people than
any other paper published.
The contract for building the new
school house at Grenloch has been awarded
to Jonathan Shone, of Blaekwood, and the
heating to F. C. Lapp. Of Pitman. ~
The Wenonah Military Academy has
employed Mrs. T. Dowdney Clark as IN
structress Of mandolin, organ and voice
culture, also will direct tine glee and man
dolin clubs. ~
1t was bright and thoughtful school
boy who said one morning last week when
asked if he was glad to be going to school
again, . 'sWell, if I'm not glad now I'll be
sorry when grow up.
Last Thursday while working on the
Ed. Kean house in North Woodbury., Car
penter Frank dislocated his shoulder He
was brought to the Office Of DR.. Campbell
who had TO administer ether before it could
be reset.
-Councilmen Glover, Chenoweth and
Cattell addressed the citizens Of Woodbury.
on local issues in the armory last Saturday
evening Woodbury. is getting to be OF
some account when members of Council
take the stump.
Mr. Forrest S. rhackara, of Gal
weston, Texas, is visiting his cousin, "
T. Cozens and family. On Tuesday Mr..
Cozens, Mr.. Thackara and Misses Hattie
and May, went to Bowers Beach, Della
ware, for few days outing.
Three valuable Gloucester county farms
are advertised in this paper this week to be
sold next month by executors Both are
in a section noted for excellent farms, and
both are near to excellent home markets
we refer to the Costello and Steward farms.
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