Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-04-05

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ssth birthday last Saturday.
Miss Margaret Rogers is home from
Mt. Holyoke College for the Easter recess.
For Easter candies, 90 to Urban's
where every piece is the pure, homemade
kind.
"A rummage sale is in progress in the
Town Hall by the ladies of the Methodist
Church.
John Pierson has come back to his old
business, and is now employed at the Blue
Front Market.
Mrs. S. M. Burkett is spending some
time in Jamesburg visiting her son Rev. 5.
Fl. Burkett.
James Wills, will leave here next week
for Denver, Colorado, where he has secured
work, for the balance Of this fire.
Mrs. A. F. Boynton, of Clarified,
Penna., has been recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mulford, of High street.
Miss Edith Stealing, Of Harrisonville,
was an oyer-Sunday visitor at the home OF
Hare NJ. Broadwater, on Centre street.
The special collection taken by the M.
E. Church and Sunday-school last Sunday,
for the famine sufferers OF Japan, amount-
ed to S43 90.
Thomas Jr., the three-ye ar-old son OF
Thomas Bowe, died at his parents home
on Wallace street, last Monday OF scar
latena.
Munger & Longs Easter announcement
is timely notice to our lady readers. The
growth Of this house in popular esteem is
the result of being worthy of it,
At two O'Clock tomorrow, the sixth
instant, Ernest Redfeld, Esq, administra-
tor Of the late Elizabeth Fine, will sell de-
sirable city real estate. See adver.
Albert Edward Harmon and Frank
c. Winkel, are about to build new houses
on Cleveland street, North Woodbury..
Thompson Allen has the contract for both
houses.
The musicale given in the Central
Baptist Church last Thursday night by
Miss Emma Thackara, was enjoyed by all
present. A neat sum was realized for the
benefit Of the church.
The old house on German street, east
of the railroad, so long occupied by Irish
Mary,'' has been torn down, by Blasius
Bros. the new owners Of the.property. It
was said to be 200 years old.
F. j. Ruch, of Woodland avenue,
celebrated his twenty-frst birthday last
Friday evening. Friends were present from
Philadelphia, Camden and Woodbury., and
helped to make the affair enjoyable.
Mr.. A. E. Budd, patron Of our short
adj. service reported tuesday that he sold
$3.50 worth of plants on the expenditure
of a quarter, and they were all gone Sat
urday nights hours after she paper was
issued.
Contractor Joseph B. Best promises to
have the burned out school room IN the
Academy ready for seat next Saturday, and
if these arrive as contracted for, Miss Cat
telps class will occupy the re-fitted room
next Monday morning.
VIII Greer, Of Euclid street, expects
to spend some time in Europe in the near
future. in the interest Of The Snellenberg
Company, Of Philadelphia, during which
time his family will spend three month in
South Carolina, their former hame.
Last Saturday afternoon, number OF
friends gathered at the home OF Mrs. Susan
B. Munyan Of South Broad street and cele-
brated her 8sth birthday. Mrs. Munyan
is quite active for one Of her age and is en-
joying good health.
These officers were elected at the
annual meeting Of the Sunday school Teach
ers Union held in the Presbyterian Chapel
on Monday night. Mrs. q. v. Rogers, presi-
dent: Mrs. Blair Smith, first vice president;
Miss Jennie T. Garron, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. J. F. Wilson, Secretary & Treas
urer. Council member, Mrs. Fl. Y. Rogers.
At the annual meeting Of the Wood
bury Auxiliary Of the Red Cross Society,
the following officers were elected; Presi-
dent. Miss Elizabeth B. Matlock; first vice
president Mrs. Clement R. Ogden; second
vice president, Mrs. B. W. Andrews; treas
urer. Mrs. A. T. Jacques; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. E. T. Bradway; corresponding
secretary, Mrs E. P. Housed.
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