Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-07-12
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EPSON on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston F. Rice Of Cur
Sis avenue are spending week at Nan
tucket
-Mls. Emaline Batten is spending
few weeks with relatives in New York
State.
Mr.. Joseph Andorier and family leave
this week for Ocean City for the balance Of
the summer.
Mrs. Harry Handle and daughter, of
German street, are spending week at
Atlantic City.
Hon. D. 0. Watkins and wife will
leave for Ocean City this week where they
reside until September.
IN. W. Newtown has plans prepared
for two houses to be built on the North
side of Hopkins St.
81, 900 crates of tomatoes were shipped
in five days last week from Swedesboro, for
which $50, 600 was paid.
Miss Sallie Kane,a nurse at the Frank
lin Square Hospital, Baltimore, has been
the guest Of her mother on Penn street.
William c. Allen, Of Deptford Town
ship, received $196 for load Of tomatoes,
in the Philadelphia markets, on Friday.
Rev. j. L. Howard, of the Kimble
Methodist Church, will spend the month
of August at bis cottage at Bradley Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. A. Fisher will go
to Cape May tomorrow for an outing, stop
ping at the Caywood, South Cape May.
The new brick yard, established on
the Dickerson tract by Mr.. c. F. Gum, is
said to be turning out $4,000 brick per
day.
Masters Frank and Victor Kugler and
sister Elizabeth, Of Lake Drive. are spend
ing few weeks with their aunt in Della
ware.
Mrs. C. E Synnott and family,of Della
ware street. have left for Rangeley Lakes,
Maine. to remain the balance Of the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Frank Pennington and wife are
spending week in Atlantic City. Mr..
Pennington is attending the Glassblowers'
Convention.
Mrs. Joseph Summerill and children
are spending their vacation in Maryland.
Mr. summerill will join them the latter
sSs-ss--.ssis week.
Hon. D. O. Watkins Councilman Vic
tor E. Kugler and Chosen Freeholder John
Rachor, Jr., will sail for st. John, New
Foundland, on the 18th.
Charles Picard has purchased from Mr..
Newton the house on Curtis ave, occupied
by Mr.. Eddy. Mr.. Eddy is going to
move to Germantown.
Mrs. Charlotte L. Jaques, treasurer of
She Woodbury. Branch of the Red Cross
Society, reports total receipts for SanFran-
cisco sufferers of 81, 1871.
The Kemble M. E. Church choir gave
as a midsummer musicale, the oratoria of
Ruth last Sunday evening 1t was well
rendered and enjoyed by large audience
"A small child of Roland E. Packer Of
National Park, was badly cut about the
face on Monday afternoon by being kicked
BY horse which had been turned out to
Craze.
Rural letter carriers Of the United
States will, after the first of January next,
enjoy the privilege Of fifteen days annual
leave. with pay, as is now accorded the
city letter carriers.
Thos. Archie, colored employee of
& G. G. Green, met death by drowning on
Monday, in Lake Hopatcong. Archie came
from the South about three years ago and
was formerly cook at Evergreen Hall.
DR. George E Reading has been select
ed chairman of the Gloucester County
Republican Executive Committee to succeed
the late B. W. Andrews. Senator J. Boyd
Avis has been elected member Of the
committee from the Second Ward
The 9TH Annaul convention Of Glouees-
ter County Sunday Schools will be held at
Grenloch Park, on Wednesday, July is.
An interesting program has been prepared.
An enjoyable feature will be atlehtc sports
in the grove and on the water. The Glass
boro band will furnish music.
Sunday July twenty will be
known as Lppincott Day in Kemble Me-
mortal Methodist Church. Rev. B. c. Lip,
pincott, who now lives at New Rochell, New
York, will. be in attendance all day. Also his
son Rev. B. c. Lippincott, Jr. A good time
il looked for, as Woodbury. was one Of Mr..
Lippincott's most successful charges during
his forty-nine years in the ministry.
Company |, composed Of young men of
Woodbury. and vicinity, differed BY Cap
tain RAYMOND G.. Nixon, Lieutenants Jas.