Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-06-21
o5IuuresIer llrmurral.
70 Nc DISTANCE rELEPHoNE. No. isa
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs. Il. B, Diverty and SON. are enjoy
ing few days at Atlantic City.
w. II. sayer, Of Clayton, has been
granted pension of $12 per month.
Warren Somers Of Mantua has been
granted an S. month pension.
Jacob H. Bibo and family leave Wood
bury on Saturday for their summer resi-
dence in Maine.
Mrs. R. 4. Harper Of Kirkwood, Mo.
has been recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hutchinson of German street.
Miss Helen Cooper, student at
Swarthmore College is home for her vaca-
tion.
Mr.. John Garwood of Camden is spend
ing sometime with his daughter, MIS-. Eliza
beth LaDow of Center street.
The contractor for the power house at
WessviIle. says he will pass it oyer to the
railroad company on June 80, completed.
The rumor that Westville is TO be
made the termlnous OF the Delaware River
railroad, is again set afioat
Mrs Mary Carpenter has gone to East
Greenwich, R. l., 20 spend the summer
with her daughter, Mrs H. N. Gallagher
Richard b. iSomers, son of Aaron
Somers, OF Aura, who has just completed
his third year at West Point, came home on
Saturday on a three days leave of absence.
The graduating class of the high school,
enjoyed pleasurlng trip in Rodney Twells'
launch, the Lorraine" Saturday the 9Th
instant.
r. L. Wilkins announce the sale this
week of thirteen acres of Land at Mantua
from August Fublbriek to Frank Burnett,
Of Philadelphia. Price not stated.
The rainfall bhus far in June has
broken all previous records. Between
$50 on Saturday and noon on Monday,
4.68 inches Of water fell.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Ethel Gertrude Burkett,
daughter of the councilman T. F. Burkett.
to Erwin Packer Cloud, son Of contractor
d. p Cloud, on June 10Th.
DR.. Fisburn of Camden will occupy
the Presbyterian pulpit both morning and
evening of next Sunday. In the morning
he viii address the Masonic Order Of this
placs.
While doing some repair work at E. D. |
Knisell's home on Monday, plumber Sam'l
Powell's gasoline furnace took fire. and in
carrying i ont Of she house be was badly
burned
Trenton claims population Of $4,000,
an increase Of 5000 since the census of last |
June. Paterson claims lis, O00,an Wood I
bury is a better town to live in than either
of them. That's what counts.
The body of an unknown man was
found in Washington Park Grove early
Sunday morning. Coroner Wilson had it
removed to Budd's Morgue. He believes
death was due to apoplexy.
Miss Edna Kerr, special instructress in
drawing in Woodbury. schools, for the past
two years, and reelected for next year at
an increased salary, has accepted positi'
at I itusville, Pa, at considerable increase
over the salary here.
Prof Jefferson and Charles G PIERCE,
will give an exhibition with fire Kiln
euisher in front of the hotel, in Mantua on
Saturday evening, June 23d. at 8 30
O'Clock. Farmers are especially inYited.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending June 10, 1906, James Bogler, Will
liam Draper, W. B. Kahn ~, Mrs. Anna
Martin, Mrs. Nina Nickle, William Webs
ter. In calling for the above please say
advertised.
Veterinary Surgeon T. B. Rogers
drove into Theo P. Green's shed last Sat-
urday for shelter during the electrical storm
and just before be reached shelter the horse
was shocked by bolt of lightning and lay
as though dead It revived, and seems all
right
up IN Trenton a lather charged oon-
tractor for pnttipg on 5000 lath, at the rate
of 50 per Thousand Later 1000 Of the la'h
were found between the ceiling and floor
ing Of the rooms The contractor prose-
cuted the lather. and he was locked up
Trenton contractors are aroused, and here
aiter will award contracts only to fathers
..,1,1,.. 4fkx b nots aud ,st, trfef
If, leteharep. a copy Of this papei
should fall min The hands Of any who a'e
in search Of new location place VIII re
church. school and social advantages ARE
given emphasis, where all the hea tn facil-
tiles Of the big city are to he found in
a village, and where you can live out your