Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-06

Ok COWS.
Miss Caroline Smith is spending the
week at Haddonfeld.
Miss Alice w. Clark is at Galen Hall,
Atlantic City for some time.
Isaac Iszard and family are spending
this week at Lumberton, n j.
Mrs Casper 7. Budd is expected home
to-day, Thursday from Eaglesmere.
Policeman Daniel Davis and wife, are
spending two weeks at Ocean City.
Mr.. Theodore Burrows and wife are
spending a few days in Atlantic City.
Theodore Sparks son Of Nelson Sparks
OF our city, was married last Wednesday
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Bake and Master
William Furey Of Queens Borough N. Y.
are visiting here.
THE silver pitcher won by the Good
will fire Company is on exhibition at Mar
lshalI's Drug store.
Mrs Claude Grenier, of Baltimore has
been recent guest of Mrs. John G. Ward
Of Franklin street.
Mrs Charles Minister anG daughter
and Mrs. George w. Joerger are enjoying
a week at Anglesea.
The children of Woodbury. are sharp
ening their pencils for the opening of
schools next Monday.
Charles n Bell is a candidate for re-
election as Collector Of West Deptford and
James Carter for Assessor.
Mics Alice Dell is in New York this
week attending the Fall opening of the
wholesale millinery dealers.
"A fine Of $50 and costs was imposed on
Peter Zell last Friday by Judge Jessup for
keeping disorderly house.
Mr. Harry Waram JT. has accepted a
position as manager of T. G. Wheaton's
glasshouse store. at Millyille.
William Edwards spent part of last
week in Atlantic City. He joined friends
there to see the nearby towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Frank White announce
the engagement Of their daughter Miss
Mary Barr White to Mr.. John P. Bill of
our city.
Richard Simmons was sentenced to
State Prison for two years by Judge Jessup
last Friday for the larceny of a boat at
Westville.
Mrs. William Rittenhouse of Hessian
avenue and daughter Ruth is home after
spending week iu the upper part of Penn
sylvania.
Two first class farms, located near
Clarksboro, the property of the late John
Green, will be sold by the executors on the
81 inst. See adver.
Mrs. S. G. TweIls, Miss Helen Thorn,
Miss Eva Kircher aud Miss Fannie G..
TselIs are spending the week at the Beach
Villa, Atlantic City.
Lawyer Conrad OFT, Of Camden, has
been appointed referee in Bankruptcy for
the Camden District by Judge Lanning Of
the u. .. D1SGflct cOufb
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Geiger, Of Curtis
avenue, have returned home after six
weeks visit with their daughter, Mrs. leo.
Middleton, of Atlantic Highlands.
The Schools of West Deptford began on
Tuesday last. There are four school houses,
three of which are practically new up-to-
date houses, and have ten teachers.
Mrs. C. B. Platt, of Atlantic City spent
Sunday with Andes E. Budd. Mrs. Platt
has opened large boarding house at 18th
and Spring Garden steet Philadelphia.
The Allen house on Oak street which
was recently purchased by DR.. Fl. B. Diver
ty has been sold to Bradley Lippincott of
BIackwood, who has taken possession.
MIR. John G. Ward, Jr. Of Franklin St.
and Miss LOUISA Petzelt Of Camden, will be
married at the Grace Presbyterian Church
of Camden Wednesday evening Septem-
Der 18th.
The Misses Budd, Gertrude and Mary,
are at Atlantic City for week, and their
brothes Leon and Charles P. make them
occasional visits They are stopping at The
Brethwaite."
Some good strings Of reed birds were
killed last Saturday. John Wolferth and
j. b. Carpenter, Jr. got 10 dozen on the
Bridgeport meadows, and Frank Maier on
Woodbury. creek.
City Treasurer Ernest Redfield is
candidate for re election. The fact is gen
orally recognized that Mr.. Redfeld has
made a careful, faithful and courteous
official, during all his official life.
-Adelbert Rider, aged "a years, native
of summerville, Mass, fell into an open