Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-07-05

LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Barber are spend
she summer at Dorchester.
james Rachor's horse was overcome by
ne heat at Mantua on Saturday
"A Mr.. Blair Smith and family will spend
Y &c ae month of July at Ocean City.
Mics Anna Medary, Of philadelphia, is
wishing Miss salome S. Morgan, Of South
Broad street.
Mrs Arthur ]. Rice and son are spend
ing a few weeks with relatives at Williams
port, Penna,
Mr.. William Hensman, Of Col. Green's
Cooper street farm, is taking fine tomatoes
to market.
Carleton Park and family, Of Millyiile,
are spending their vacation with relatives
in our city.
The infant son Of John and Mary
Heary, of Lincoln street. died on Sunday
from spasms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burkett and
family are spending some time with their
parents in this city.
Miss Bessie Hustled and Miss Ethel
Kiroher are spending a week in Atlantic
City at the Myerdale.
The pie and cake sale held on Saturday
BY the members of the Methodist Church
choir amounted to $12.
The nine-months-old child Of Edward
Keegan, of Lincoln street, died on Sun
day from cholera infantum.
Mics Grace Howard aud brothers Mas
tiers Leland and Avery, are spending their
vacation at Bradley Beach, N. j.
Mrs. Charles Minister gave an afternoon
tea to six of her aunts and number of
friends from Philadelphia, last Friday.
"A number of friends gave Walter Pic
ard very pleasant surprise party on bis
twenty-first birthday last Wednesday.
The Rev. DR.. B. L. Whitman, Of
Philadelphia, is spending part of his va
cation at the Pine Ridge Farm, West End.
The Sunday evening service at the
Presbyterian Church now begins at seYen
o'clock, and lasts but three-fourths of an
hour
Miss Julia D. Fowler and Harry A.
Stewart, both of this city were married
june 25tb by the Rev. Isaac Fowler at
Thorofare, N. j.
Mr.. Thomas Wallace, Of Centre street,
who has been working in Massilon, Ohio,
for this last fire, arrived home % Monday
for his summer weston.
The Salem and Gloucester Turnpike
Company we're fined $500 BY Judge Jeasup
on Friday last Tor maintaining nuisance
in not keeping their road in repair.
Josiah G. Chew. runner Of the First
National Bank, is taking weeks vacation
inSalem county. His son-in-law, Carleton
Park, is substituting for him.
Harry Eastmark, lad of nineteen
years, No. 6Os Locust street, Philadelphia,
was drowned at Washington Park last Sun
day, while bathing il the river.
The wind storm on Saturday night did
not accomplish its mission in our vicinity,
but in the lower part Of the county many
fruit trees were blown down.
George Scott, member Of Co. /, who
was injured while drilling on the Manley
lot, last Monday evening by coming in
contact with bayonet, is able to be out
again, although stiff and sore.
The members of the Child's grocery
store throughout the State have adopted a
novel plan for THE warm summer months.
The store will be closed on Wednesday
afternoons, during July and August.
By appointment there will be public
meeting for diYine worship in the Friends
meeting house on Broad street, on Sunday
afternoon, the 9Th inst, at O'Clock when
John B Carrot. minister Of Haverford
meeting will be present Everybody is
cordially invited to be there.
Mr. Oscar N. strohm, Of this city, and
Miss AlEse Bonner, of Philadelphia, were
married at the home Of the bride, No. 1913
Penn street, Philadelphia, last Wednesday,
June 81, by DR.. Gibbons. After Mr.. and
Mrs. strohm reszeh from their honey
moon" they will reside on High street.
william Easslack. Jr., has purchased
the grocery business Of William Il. sithens,
and took charge on Monday last Il has
been just thirty years since Mr.. Sithens
started IN the grocery business, and he will
now give his attention to farming and She
patent MEDICINE business.
List OF advertised letters for the week
ending July 2, 1906. Joseph Becky, G.
W. Burdsall, Miss Jeanette Gilmour,
Anna E. Graham, Mrs. G. E. Mogar, H. P.
AToroan Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Teires. John