Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-07-19
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LOCAL saIEFs.

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Miss Mary Borden Of Glover street IS
spending week at Riverton \. J.
Miss Maisie Allen has gone to Ocean
City, for the balance of the summer
Mrs. W. B. WoolIey and children are
visiting relatives in Claremont, n. Il.
General Samuel French, is visiting his
I sister. Mrs. ]. G. Whitall in Woodbury.
The Misses Lucille and Bertha
Andrews are spending few days in Cape
May
"A porch dance was feature of the
social life at ''Pine Ridge last Monday
evening.
Mr. Noah woolley,of Curtis avenue, is
enjoying portion Of his vacation at To-
ledo, Ohio.
Captain Joseph Morgan and Albert
Dell are sailing the yacht Edith M to
Ocean City.
Miss Mable Redfeld is spending her
vacation with relatives at Freehold and
Atlantic City
Miss May Mumford, Of High street is
entertaining Miss Josephine Keas, OF CHM
colleague Island, Va.
-Hilman H. Maulsbury, druggist Mer
ritt's genial assistant is spending his Yaca-
ton at North Wildwood.
senator and Mrs. Avis and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Il. Chandler, will spend two weeks
al Dingman's Ferry, Penna.
The Red Bank Sanitarium has received
a gift OF 50,0OO by the will Of the late
Monroe Smith, Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Marion Souder and children OF
Lancaster. Pa. have been recent guests OF
Miss Eleanor Eldridge of Laurel street.
Thomas Wallace, of Centre street had
a cataract removed from his eye last Sunday
and is doing as we'll as can be expected
"A large gold sign has been placed on
the building of the New York Horse Ma
nure Company at the foot of Curtis avenue
Rev. H. E. Thompson and wife, Of
Freehold, formerly of this city, sailed for
Europe yesterday on the Ryndam, for
ten weeks foreign tour.
w. H D. Geiger and wife, of Curtis
avenue, are spending month vacation
with their daughter, Mrs. Middleton, at At
lantic Highlands, n. J.
M. w. Newton has plans prepared for
six brick twin houses, to rent from S2O to
S25 per month, to be erected on the north
side of Hopkins street
Miss Marion Elliott, last year teacher
81 Ehe science course Of Woodbury. high
school, will next year teach biology in the
Auburn, N Y, high school.
Professor w. A. Storrie, who has pur-
chased the property Of Charles G. Sailor on
North Broad street, will make several I'M
provements, before occupying it.
Freebooter Rachor, ex-Sheriff Jones,
Ellison H. Dayis and Sam'l Silvers spent
Sunday with VIM. Buohl, in Pennington,
making the trip in Mr. Rachor's auto.
The West Jersey railroad company has
laid the third track across Cooper ST.,
which amounts to an acceptance OF the or
.dinance requiring elevation or depression
Of the tracks within FIVE years.
IF. L. Wilkins estate agency announces
She sale OF the she Nash residence, No. BY
Hunter street, to Mr.. Mason Evans, OF
youngstown, Ohio Price not stated. Also
Frank Braun's home, on Laurel street, to
David Thomas, for 1880
The trolley road between Woodbury.
and Camden is being improved with new
ties wherever needed and the road-bed bal
asted. Patrons notice that the time be-
tween Philadelphia and Woodbury. is short
ened fifteen minutes.
AT the meeting Of the Board OF Health
last Monday night, Thomas D. Clark, OF
Centre street, a practical plumber, was
elected city Plumbing Inspector. Three
cases Of scarlet fever and one Of diphtheria
were reported. Several nuisances were
ordered abated.
Charles Densten, Of Thorofare, who
makes a business OF reaping grain, fnistei
last Monday He has been at it for the
past three weeks, and says his horses have
mired in every field he has been in, be-
cause OF the wet weather. This never oc-
cured before
The connection Of the third track
across Cooper street was made by the rail-
road company at night altogether as con-
venience to trayel The work was begun
alter the last trolley was in from Almones-
son, and at au hour when street travel was
practically suspended.