Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-05-18

opens on May 20.
Mrs A. r. Bains is visiting her daugh
ter at Mt. Vernon, New York.
Col. Green and family returned t.
Woodbury. last Thursday afternoon.
Howard S. Ferron, Of Newfeld, wa
an over-Sunday visitor with friends in ouI
city
u. E. Pierson and family entertained
on Sunday, Wilbert Cox and family o
Riverton.
Miss Kate Crooper, of Delaware ST..
has been the guest of her sister, at Bristol
Pa, this week.
-Ex-Judge Edmund Jones expects to b'
able to attend the meeting Of bank direc
tors next Friday.
The Glassboro Fife and drum corps o.
fifteen pieces will furnish music for Gen.
Howell Post on Memorial Day.
Martin B. Robinson, the well-knowr
Bridgeport correspondent and collector fol
the DEMOCRAT, is seriously i'll.
The officers and directors of the Public
Service Corporation enjoyed planked shad
dinner at Washington Park yesterday.
MIR. Harry A. Fish will sell the an
tique furniture of the late Rhoda R. Sim
norman next Saturday. See adyer.
This section was refreshed by CO.
pious showers last Sunday. The strawberry
crop is now safe, and the grass crop is
booming.
The residence of Mrs. Hargis, corner
Broad street and Newton avenue, is under
going repairs, and an addition Of new
second story bay window.
The General Howell Post, No. 81, ac-
companied by Company l., will attend
church in body at the Central Baptist
Church on Sunday, May o.
Captain Raymond G.. Nixon, Lieuts.
James A. Hutchinson and Harry Z. Wilson
received their commissions on Monday
evening. Major C. W. shivers admins
tered the oath of Office
VIM. H. Dufield, who has charge Of
the Malt Works in this city, has closed the
establishment for the Summer, and taken
charge of one of the Wyeth Bros. works,
OF Phila.
Miss Sarah Kahn of Penn ST. this city
graduates as a trained nurse from the Frank
lin Square Hospital of Baltimore. Misses
Sue and Kathryn, sisters Of Miss Sarah at
ended the graduation exercises this week.
Mrs. Charles Jessup has announced the
marriage of her daughter Miss Isabel Kni-
sell Jessup, to Mr.. Leon Vail Garron, on
Thursday evening, June 1st, at the brides
home No 80 Newton avenue.
The long list Of labor-blls paid by
Council on Tuesday evening were for extern
sion of sewers on Penn St, extension Of
water mains on New street and repairs to
water mains, and the usual Spring street
work
AN appropriate and effective sermon by
the Rev. E. Bruce Price was thoroughly
appreciated and enjoyed by the members Of
the Odd Fellows who attended the morn.
ing service at the Central Baptist Church
last Sunday.
The Home department of the First Bap
fist Sunday school gave a social last Tues
day evening. large attendance enjoyed
a very pleasing program after which ics
cream and cake was served to the delight o.
all present.
Miss Elizabeth Hustled, of Curtis ave-.
a studous pupil of the Leefson-Hill Con
servatory 1924 Chestnut ST. will graduate
Saturday evening and receive her teachers
certificate The Commencement Concert
will be given in Music Fund Hall. There
are five beside Miss Hustled to graduate.
The annual outing of the Sunday
schools of Gloucester county will be hello
at Alcyon Park on Wednesday. August %
All Sunday-schools in the county that car
make it convenient to do SO are invited t.
unite and make it the greatest Sunday
school day ever experienced in South
Jersey.
The funeral Of Anna Tomlin, mem
Der of the junior class of Woodbury. higt
school who died of consumption last Sun
day was held yesterday. Pastor Wendell
officiated. The pail bearers were six of he
class mates, Rachel Shuster, Alice Harmon
Caroline Dubois, Lillian Holstein, Maize
Tucker and Bertha Carson.