Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-06-28

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Mr.. w. H. D. Geiger is spending few
days with relatives in Penna.
Misses Mabel and Helen Batten are en-
Dying vacation at Spring City.
Misses Anna and Ada Conoyer are spend
ing the week in the Adarondacks.
Captain B. W. Cloud, and family, have
gone to their summer residence at Ventnor.
Mayor Laid will allow the new Rail
road ordinance to become law by default.
The Kemble Methodist Sunday school
is on their annual picnic to-day at Aicyon
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Breeze left on
Tuesday for Atlantic City to remain until
October.
The Central Baptist Sunday school vii
picnic at Almonesson Lake next Friday
afternoon.
Miss Ethel Price, of Atlantic City, is
the guest of Miss Anna Estell, Of Curtis
avenue.
Roy Carey, OF Curtis avenue, mas No.
cepted position with Charles Minister the
up-to-date clothier.
Mrs. B. B. wescott, Of Salem, is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Bat
ten, of Maple avenue.
II in doubt as to where to spend the
Fourth to good advantage, note the Gren-
loeb Park adYer. in this issue.
The Alumni Society of Woodbury.
High School meets tonight at the home OF
Charles Walton, South Broad street.
The First Baptist Sunday school will
hold their session next Sunday immediately
after the first service. at AS a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Stratton, OF
Pueblo, Colorado, have been recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S. Stratton, of Hunter
street
Miss Gertrude Walker was given
birthday party last Saturday evening by
her parents Many were present, and an
enjoyable time was spent.
pr. T. Franklin Clifford is attending a
meeting of the Pennsylvania State Dental
Society at the BellYue-Stratford this Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday.
A. S. Marshall addressed the audience
in the Methodist Church last Sunday even
ing. Subject Franoisco's Earth
ouake.'' All were much pleased with the
address.
George Clement is spending weeks
vacation with his parents, Mark Clement
and wife, near Woodbury.. George has
spent the past few years at Pittsburg, where
he is in the plumbing and electric business.
and is making quite a success in that bust
ness.
Henry Cloud, wife and daughter, Of
Denver, Colorado, are visiting relatives and
friends in Woodbury.. Mr. Cloud notes
decided improvement in Woodbury. since
his last visit and prophesies great future
for I'D capital of Gloucester county.
t'on will.ble the Office force to celebrate
-. - ~ in fitting manner, correspon-
please send their items in on
uesday next. Any important happenings
may be sent in by Thursday mornings
early mail.
The Young Ladies Home Missionary
Circle Of the Presbyterian Church, held an
outdoor meeting at the home of Mrs. HIS.
HAWTHORN on Curtis avenue last Monday
night. The lawn was decorated with
Japanese lanterns, and sociabIe time uaa
enjoyed by all.
Police aud banking experts are alarmed
oyer the appearance, simultaneously with
the arrival Of Western excursionists, Of a
food Of counterfeit silver coin. Hundreds
of silver dollars, offered by hotels and bush
ness men, were refused at the banks to-day,
at Atlantic City.
Trial trips on the new third-rail cleo
trio system Of the West Jersey & Seashore
Railroad will probably be made between
this town and Woodbury. to-day. Nine Of
the cars are now on the siding between Cam
den and South Westville. Power will be
obtained from the Camden, Gloucester and
Woodbury. Railway plant.
List of advertised letters for. the week
ending June 25, 1906; Edw. Arthur, Mrs.
E. A. Beaumont, George Dcnsernan, Mrs.
Maurice Eastlack. Joseph Frank, Benz.
Grover, Mrs. Julia Hynson, Joe Heller, A.
B. Hessley, Miss Birdie Mccall, Mrs Rachel
Riggs 8; Miss Viola Simpson. Miss Cassie
Fl. Salterpull, Miss Eva sevaen, Robert
Saylor, William Templeton, ". Thomas,
Charles B. Taackata, 2; Mrs. ". H. Ward.
In calling for ahe above please say adver-
tised.
Turkish Iowais and Wash Cloths