Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-06-14
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aggregates sis5. 42s. 7s.
Major salkeid is spending week at
Ratherford n. j. with his son.
willie Hammell is graduate from
Swathmore Preparatory School.
The Kembie M. E. Sunday School will
picnic at Alcyon Park, Thursday, June %.
Mrs. Carrie NJ VOORHEES, will reside at
lis Hunter street for couple Of months.
Mr. aud Mrs Edward 7. Bradway are at
Kennebunk Beach, Maine, for the summer.
Captain Comfy is home for few days
while his ship, the Alabama, is in dry dock,
The engagement of Miss Anna E. Car
son and Mr.. Arthur P. Turnbull is an
nounced
Mr.. Robert Keas, of Chincoteaque
Island, Virginia, is visiting VIM. Mumfcrd
of High St.
The Board of Health is getting busy,
and some compulsory sewer orders were
issued last Monday night.
Miss Marion Clark gave garden
luncheon last Saturday to a number Of
friends at her home, 60 Centre st.
The picnic of St. Micbael's church, at
Gibbstown, last Saturday night, was big
success notwithstanding the storm.
The Red Bank Sanitarium was opened
last Saturday when. nearly two thousand
children were given an outing and whole
some food.
The Central Baptist Sunday School
will begin next Sunday to hold it session at
10 o'clock in the morning changing the
time Of church to II O'Clock.
-westville and Newbold are having
their annual troubles with the boat house
colony. The annual raid seems to be about
the most eficacious measure yet adopted.
The June meeting of the Board Of
Chosen Freeholders will be held on Friday,
the 22ud, instead of Thursday, in order to
permit the members to enjoy the celebra-
tion at Red Bank.
While working on the new power
house at Westville on Tuesday, brick
layer had one hand crushed off by moving
crane. He was put on shifting engine
and hurried to Cooper hospital.
Five years ago Allen Heyers, Bur-
Iington county farmer lost his gold watch
while ploughing. Last week he ploughed
It up and found il in good condition except
that the crystal was broken and stem
rI.ssed
The average expense Of the men in the
graduating class Of Yale College are said to
have been "a, las for the four years, ac-
cording to the class book editor. The
greatest sum expended by one student in
single year was s., $50, and the lowest 500.
The bservance of Children's Day at
the Presbyterian and Methodist churches
were OF the highest type. The Presbyter-
ian church was entirely given up to the
little ones, and the evening services at the
Methodist Both programs were well rem
dered
On complaint of Andes E. Badd, a
ceIored man was held 80 cours in the sum
Of $500 for breaking into a shack" and
setting up housekeeping In justice 80 the
calored man, it should be said that be
claimed to have lease, and to have paid
rent in advance
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Harrison Liyermore
announce the engagements Of their daughter
Miss Josephine Dawson Liyermore, 70 Mr..
Clarence D. Barnhardt, Of Washington D.
G. Mr.. Barnhardt is a son of Mr.. F. J..
Barnhardt, formerly Of this city, and is
now civil engineer Of considerable promi-
nence in New York City
I'm the re-adjussment Of salaries OF
Presidential pastmasters, that at Williams
town has been increased from 81 200 to
1900 per year from July |, while Glass
boro has been decreased from Zoo to
81, 500. Pennsgrove is increased from ST.
800 to 81, 400 Woodbury., Swedesboro and
Clayton remain the same as last year.
Alfred c. Emmel, Of Salem, New Jer-
sey, formerly resident Of Woodbury., was
graduated May seventeenth from the. New
York Homeopathic Medical College. DR..
Emmel stood second in his class and re-
ceived the second faculty prize-a hand
some microscope.
Several Woodbury. boys have school
records unbroken by absent or tardy marks
for from one to four years. OF course not
all children can make 50 satisfactory a
showing, because Of illness. but there is
little doubt that many Of the absent and
sardy marks are due to causes that could be
readily overcome.