Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-02
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Cyrus Madden and family are spending
week at Ocean City.
Miss Laura Beckett is enjoying a fort-
light at Atlantic City
Mr.. Charles Forbes is spending his 1--WE
Seek's vacation at his home in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Peddle, Of Euclid
sreet, are spending two weeks at Cage
lay.
pr. J. C. Snyder, oifNew Market, Va,
> visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ralph G..
Thomas.
The August meeting of the Board OF
Education Wal be held in the Academy to-
Anight
Miss Florence Burton, and mother, Of
Curtis avenue, are visiting relatives in
Delaware.
Mrs. Housell and children have gone
3 to Errick's Heights, Penna., for the month
Of August.
Misses Virginia and Mary Molony are
spending short vacation at the Delaware
Water Gap.
Mrs. William Dufield, Of German
street, is spending week at Bridgeport,
Connecticut,
The contract for Oscar Strohm's new
house on Penn street has been awarded to
/ John Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pennington, OF
Franklin street, are enjoying their vacation
at Cohansey.
H. K. Morgan and ]. D. Carpenter, Jr,
are spending this week Oh the yacht Daisy"
down the bay.
Judge Jessup has appointed Harrison
Heritage receiver of the interest OF VIM. d.
Dem in his parents estate.
See Adver of Farmers Picnic at Wash
ineton Park, an interesting feature of which
IS the Premium list for farm products.
Charles F. Marshall and wife, and
Thomas S. Cunningham and wife, are
spending two weeks at Asbury Park.
Jacob Heaton, one of Stokes courteous
clerks, is spending his vacation at Atlantic
CITY. and various other PLACES Of interest
Harry Lafferty, of Chicago, who fer
she past two weeks has been visiting
friends in this county, returned on Tues
day.
Mr.. j. c. Curry and sons, Charles and
Frank. will leave the latter part of this
week for Corson's Inlet, on fishing expe-
dition.
Mr.. Walter Woolley, of Curtis avenue,
left on Friday last for Clermont, New
Hampshire, where his family have been for
some time.
DIR Benefits office will be closed from
August 9Th to Dist. During that period
the doctor and family will be n the Blue
Mountains of Maryland.
The County Board of Elections will
meet in the Office of Woodbury. Mutual
Loan and Building Association on Friday,
August 8, at 2 p. M, for organization
Rev. George Tomson, of the Presby-
terian Cnurch is enjoying his vacation at
various points of interest. Rev. Mr.. Holt,
formerly of Bridgeton, will occupy the pull
pit next Sabbath
Pastor jenkins, of the Central Baptist
Church, has been granted vacation OF two
weeks. Next Sunday morning Rev. Hal
lowell. of Clayton will occupy the pulpit,
and in the evening Rev. Levitt, Of South
Jersey Institute
Miss Stella Mathers gave yer5 delight
full straw ride to about sixty of her fri
last Saturday evening The f'''5 p"' :!
experiepced some delay on account u va
,,;ndrauoes. but at reasonable hour
.s.abed their destination, and enjoyed
.borouohly what was in store Tor them.
Hon D. o. Watkins, Freebooter
pacbor Councilman Jzdgler, and Mr.. and
me- rbarlas F u. Brelsford, Of Evergreen
TT, ..;Iad rom Philadelphia on Wednes-
day ~ New Foundland. in the elegant
~ Bombay. They expect to be absent
<fsree weeks, one half of which time win be
spent on the water.
Mr.. Valentine Baumgarten, of sewell,
is on visit TO the Fatherland. He came
10 America 81 years ago. Time has dealt
gently with him as be is in best Of health
and enjoy ment OF well earned prosperity
The DEMOCRAT extends congratulations
and trusts he will enjoy his visit to bis
boyhood home, and return in safety to She
home Of his ado 'ti0u
The glass workers and manufacturers
have not agreed on wage scale, but tb'-
does not indicate disagreement. There
was no agreement last year, but there was