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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
HuRFFvILLE.

A number from here attended Sickler's
picnic at Glassboro on Saturday.
c. J. Davenport has purchased an auto
mobile.
Rural letter carrier Elwood B. Hurff is
taking fifteen days vacation.
Mrs. A. D. Fielding is making an extend
ed visit with relatives at Utica, N. Y.
Miss Annetta Clark is spending several
days with Camden friends.
Farmers have lost considerable second
crop hay by the continued wet weather, the
hay having been cut and no weather TO
make it.
Quite number Of our people have yis-
tied Willow Grove Park Of late.
S. D. Fisher and family Of Pitman spent
Sunday with Brooks Hurff and family.
Fred Epley had a horse run away on
Thursday, but the only damage was the
breaking OF the wagon
The public school will reopen on Mon
day with the same teachers as last year.
Walton H. Chew gave a peach social on
Thursday evening. There was about sixty
persons present who had most delightful
time.
Rev. G. S. Golf entertained an automo-
bile party from Camden on Wednesday
evening.
We presume on account Of the weather
there was no base ball game on Saturday
afternoon.
Frank Dem has accepted position at
Abbotts dairy Atlantic City.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
Monday, the lst day Of October, next

between the hoHrs of u and o'clock, TO wit, at
2 O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day, at the
Court House, in the City of Woodbury., County
of Gloucester, and State of New Jersey, all the
following described Real Estate. that is to say:
All that certain tract OF land situate in the
Township OF Elk in the County of Gloucester
and State of New Jersey, bounded and described
as follows
late Frank Iszard's and William SCOTS land;
thence "a by said SCOTS land south eighty six
degrees and fifteen minutes east, thirteen chains
and fifty-four links to stone; thence ~ by
said SCOTS land south fifteen degrees and
twelve minutes eass, thirty-six chains and thirty
links to stone in the northeriy edge OF the
nublic road leading from Evan to the Bridgeton
road; thence (3) along said road south seventy
four degrees and ten minutes west, five chains
and eighty one links TO stone; thence "a part
lv by said road and by land Of Peter Scott south
sixty-eight degrees and two minutes west,
Twenty-Five chains and twenty-one links to a
stone corner thence (5l by land OF the heirs OF
Samuel E. Moore, north eighteen degrees and
three minutes west, thirty-slx chains and
ninety-five links to stone corner; thence (61 by
the same north seventy-six degrees and four
minutes east fifteen chains and seventeen links
to q stone corner; thence az still by the same
north no degrees, thirty minutes vest seven
chains and thirty-four links to the place Of be-
ginning.
Containing one hundred and seven acres, and
sixty-shree hundredths of acre, be the same
more or less.
Being the same premises, which Dayid o
watkins by deed dated August 18th, 1896 and
recorded in the Clerks Office OF Gloucester
County in Book No 17S OF deeds, page OIL Sc,
granted and conveyed to Mary MeMahen.
Seized as the property of James M. Mecray ct
ux ct ais. defendants and taken in execution at
the suit of Anna W. Batten, complainant and to
0s s0'u y CHARLES WILSON,
Dated August o. 1906.
Ernest Redfeid, Solicitor Shern,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
MlckLEToN.

Our former storekeeper, John Parker wife
and little daughter were IN our village on
Monday.
Hannah L. Peaslee is visiting her sister,
Ruth W. Engle, at Williamsburg, Pa, a
suburb Of Pittsburg.
Mrs. Meredith Owen was improving at
last report.
james B. Cooper was not SO much inn
proved as we were led to infer last week
from current report. He was able ta sit liU q
little while on Monday of this week.
The date Of the next meeting Of Young
Friends Association is deferred until SeY-
enth day evening, Ninth Month eighth, in
order to have a report of the Friends Con-
ference at Mountain Lake Park, Eighth
Month 31st to Ninth Month 9th.
Among those who are expecting to leave
Mickleton this morning for Mountain Lake
Park are Benjamin and Elizabeth Heritage,
John and Hannah A. Heritage with their
son. BENJAMIN c. Heritage, Martha White,
Saliie Ridgway, Elizabeth L. Duell, Ed
win A. and Laura E. Holmes.
The Friends First-day school will con-
yene after the close of meeting on First
dav. she second All children in the COM
mnnity not attending any Sabbath-school
are most cordially invited; there are classes
suited TO all grades; good library and
papers are distributed.
joseph E Haines while touring England,
ireland and Scotland is kindly remember
ing friends In this section with souvenir
cards.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
The Council Of PrOpfieiOrS Of West
New Jersey.

Burlington, New Jersey, August It'll, 1906
To the General Proprietors Of the Westera Division
of Neev Jersey
Notice is hereby given to those holding, or
claiming shares or parts of shares in Indicated
lands of the Proprietors in said Division. that a
meeting will be held at the office Oft Surveyor
General in the City of Burlington, on
WEDNESDAY, DEcEMBER FIFTH, 1906,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon. to consider a
proposition made by the State of New Jersey to
acquire the title to indicated lands still remain
ing In the said Proprietors, and the Records
now contained in the office of the Surveyor
General in the City OF Burlington. To entitle a
Proprietor to vote upon the matter, documentary
proof of title in him must then be exhibited.
Ordered to be published.
I. SNOWDEN HAINES.
s9aaf.4t Clerk of Council.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
PEpRLcKToWN.

Mr.. Harry Green has gone to Delaware
Water Gap to remain two weeks.
School begins September 4.
Daniel R. Morrison has sold his house to
Clarence Doughten, and Samuel Holdcraft
has bought Mr.. Norton's farm near Centre
Square. 1t is said that John Justice will
give up bartering and follow Holdcraft on
James Justices place.
Mrs. Robert Tull, Of National Park has
gone on pleasuring trip to Niagara Falls.
DIR. Fl. T. johnson is adding new front
veranda to his residence.
Charles B. Sparks has been spending a
week in Washington D. G. and Baltimore.
P. P. Sweeten's and Frank Gaventa's
barns were struck by lightning during the
the storm last Tuesday doing slight dam
age.
Miss Carrie " HOFFMAN has gone TO At
lantio City.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30

At National Park during the past few
days number Of valuable watchdogs have
been shot by some one early in the morn
ing and the owners are up in arms.
The owners Of Young's new million dol
lar pier were seryed with permanent in
junction forbidding them from charging an
extra price, no matter how disguised, for
any attraction on She pier. This means
that everything on the pier must be thrown
open to the public Tor ten cents until the
hearing Of the case ii October
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
BRIDGEPORT.

Mrs. Alice Jordan is entertaining her
niece, husband and little son from Wash
ington, D. 9.
We are told the Changers hold their ma
tional Grange in Denver, Col, this Fall.
Twill be a fine opportunity for cheap trip
as the tickets, if as usual for this special
trip, will be single fare for round trip.
1 Eggs are very scarce and also very high,
Sretailing at 26c dozen. 10
Mrs. Joseph AIounce is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Somers, Of Camden.
lightning struck the barn on William
Justices farm last week in one Of the Sc
we're electric storms, cutting hole in she
hay NOW and cracking corner post. A
flame was started but Mr.. Justice quickly
extinguished that. A calf was injured and
chickens were stunned and thrown to the
ground By Mr.. Justice being at home
just at that time to act promptly he saved
his buildings which otherwise might have
proven very serious fire.
Miss Fannie Horner is out of town tax
ing much needed vacation.
Jacob Fowler spent last week at Atlantic
City and other summer resorts in the south
err part Of the State.
Peter Torbert was hurriedly called to
Salem on Sunday morning last, his aged
mother having had a serious fall. AT this
writing she is rapidly improving.
Chas. Risler, of Peirce Business College,
Of Phila., has been spending a week in
Washington, D. c., sightseeing
The Epworth League will be held in the
lecture room next Sabbath evening.
n. - IL 49,
in Hazelton, Pa, and will also visit Wilkes
barre and Allentown.
Mrs Ruth Justice, of Camden, and Miss
Abbie Justice, of the same place, are visit
ing relatives and friends in town.
Arthur Dugan, formerly of our town,
now of GroyeYille, spent over Sunday with
friends here, the guest Of Samuel Dunk.
Arthur is bOokeeper with frm in Tren-
tor, and travels back and forth from Grove
vile by trolley. He has many warm friends
in Bridgeport who always have a cordial
welcome for him.
George Richman and daughter Bertha
spent last week at Wildwood and other
points visiting relatives.
A family named TraYis moved in town
one day last week occupying Mrs. Madara's
house.
Chas Risler will outline his trip to
Washington before the Epworth League on
next Sunday evening.
Mrs. Bell Bright, of Mortified, Atlantic
county, spent last week in town attending
to some business matters and calling on old
friends
Professor Given and family moved into
town Tuesday Of this week. He will open
school now in short time.
Rev. and Mrs. j. Ward Clark, of South
River, are visiting friends and relativee
here, having spent some time with Mrs.
Clark's sisters, Mrs. John Kirby and Miss
Name Beckett.
Miss Name Sheets has returned home
after spending four weeks vacation visit
ing different points of interest, and is now
on duty in the post Office again.
There is talk of party forming for trip
to Niagara Falls, taking in one of the ten
dollar excursions which is just single fare,
as otherwise is would cost twenty dollars
for return ticket. If composed entirely of
young people there will be chaperon.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
PlTMAN GROVE.

George Ham is very i'll.
Miss Mabel Montgomery is at National
Park for few days.
The foundation for the new hotel Golf,
is finished.
Miss Jennie Champion is in Cape May
for stay Of ten days.
Miss Ella Christian, Of Marlton, has been
guest of her uncle, l. D. Haines.
The strike of the Bell telephone linemen
has hindered the installation Of the lmprov-
ed system here.
The cellar wall is up for Mrs. Ward Is
new house on the Pancoast tract.
Property owners on North Broadway are
QUITTING their walks down to the new grade.
Conductor and Mrs. Moses Ridgeway
were guests of Benjamin Cade and family
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and MRS. Mosley, of Clarkesboro.
spent Sunday with A. j. Mosley and daugh-
ter.
The annual banquet given by the Pltman
Masonic Union took place in K. G. E. hall
Saturday evening.
The Board of Educations is fitting up a
school room on the second floor of Harmon
IDilks' drug store. ~
Frank Creekmore has positioI in
Fricke's rope and Irvine store on Market
strees, Philadelphia.
a Notwithstanding the intense heat the
kGloucester County S. s. picnic at AleVon
Park was very large. ~
Robbers broke into Fred Dement'S place
again one night last week and got away
with handful of pennies.
Ground is broken for Harry Reads new
residence on Pitmau avenue. A Philadel-
phia contractor got the job.
Several local members of the Masonic
fraternity and their wives were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Chew, of Hnrffville,
on Thursday evening
Madame VanHelden has just finished a
fine oil painting of Mrs. E. M. Gardiner
Mrs. Gardiner is our famous painter of cats
This has been decidedly the greatest sum-
mer ever known here in every way. Our
permanent as we'll as our summerpopulabion
is growing rapidly and we expect the new
electric system to add greatly to the popu-
larily Of the town.
This week marks the first exodus Of Pit
mans summer residents, and some are leay-
ing sooner than they anticipated on account
Of the hot, wet weather. Cool Northwest
winds would be welcomed once more.
A carload of fagstone crossings has been
ordered by Council. The street and high
way committee are making considerable
Improvements to the streets on Arbutus
Hill.
On Sunday morning the Summit Park
Sunday school officers presented each schol-
ar who had been perfect in attendance with
silver spoon.
Miss E. E. Rn1on, agent for Mrs. Mary
Campbell Of Atlantic City, has rented the
cottage corner Laurel and Snyder avenues
to David Frazer, and the Broadway proper
ty to William Frazer
In the absence of pastor Jewett, the M.
E. pulpit will be filed next Sunday morn
ing by Rev. J. Henry Haslam pastor of the
Gethsemane Baptist Church, Philadelphia,
and in the evening by Rev. E A. Griffith,
Of this place.
One of Pitman's little chaps disappeared
one day last week shortly after seven o'clock
in the morning and when he had not re-
turned in the afternoon his parents became
worried and began to search for him, but
he came in to supper safe and sound haying
spent the entire day in watching the steam
digger with which the gas company is max
ing its trenches.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wood, Of Topeka,
Kansas, who are visiting Mrs. Woods sister,
Mrs. Joseph Sickler, are spending week in
North Carolina and will visit relatives in
Connections prior to their return home on
October 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kircher spent last
week in Atlantic City.
Miss Amanda Dyke, who was badly hurt
in runaway accident last week is able to
be about
A number Of our people took in the final
excursion of the season to Atlantic City
to-day.
Miss Helen Jones, of Philadelphia, has
been guest at the Rectory for some days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chew, Of PhiladeI-
phia, were over Sunday guests Of Mrs.
Emeline Green.
Rev. ]. H. O'Brien has returned from a
ten days trip to Bowers Beach.
Miss Elsie Stewart, Of Mt. Royal, spent
several days last week in N. Y
Miss Helen Days is spending sometime
in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Stratton have
returned from most pleasant trip through
the coal regions Of Penna.
Mr.. Morris Fitzgerald, ia Philadelphia
commission dealer, is spending the week
with John Myers, of Mt. Royal.
The Clarksboro and Mt. Royal schools
viii reopen on Monday September Bird, !.
Mr.. John Myers, Of Mt. Royal, has very
materially improved the appearance of his
home by the addition Of a veranda.
A case Of scarlet fever has developed at
the home Of Isaac Nj. Haines.
Mrs. Howard Reeder is spending ten
days at Niagara Falls and other points of
interest.
Miss Dorthy Reeder is visiting friends at
Ocean City.
Daniel Weatherby, an old resident of
this vicinity died at his late home near Mt.
Royal on Sunday last.
Jacob Kammerer, who has seriously in
jured, by being struck by freight train at
Browning's crossing on Friday last, is so
far recovered as to be able to leave the hos
pital.
Mrs Harry Fraint who has been spend
ing the summer in Mt. Royal with her
children. has returned to her home in Bait
more, Md
c. w. Brown was painfully injured by
being struck by a piece Of steel, while
using hammer.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30

Acting Secretary Newberry has written
a letter Of commentator to the officers Of
the New Jersey militia whoNwere aboard
the Portsmouth. The Acting Secretary
was informed that the Portsmouth, which
is a fnll-rigged sailing vessel, was sailed
into New York harbor without the aid Of a
pilot by the New jersey naval militia,
which was making practice cruise aboard
her
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30

During severe electrical storm at South
vineland, Wednesday night COW owned
by Edward McGill, that was hitohed in a
open field was struck BY lightning and
killed. AS there were no trees near this
seems inexplicable.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
SHERIFF,s SALE.

Nv virtue Of writ Of fieri facias. to me direct
ed, issued out of the Court of Chancery OF the
State Of New Jersey, will be exposed at Public
Sale on
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
ZOE SALE AT a BAReAIN.

nice a. room dwelling, with a blacksmith1
shop and carriage show room on first hoor and
nairlt room on second fioor, together with barnf
This desirable property is situate on Main W.
in bridgeport. and is just the place 70 manuif
ture farming implements, or good locatlonf
Apply to
JOHN F. TRULY
Jan isO6-tf. BridgepoY
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
A. A. STOKES,

I6s So. Broad st. Woodbury., N. y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
PresbYterian.

Fret Presbyterian church. northeast corner
of South Temple and { streets Rev. w. NJ.
Pnden, u. d, pastor.-Morning services at IL
o'clock. which VIII consist OF the reception Of
new members and the observance OF commun-
ion. Evening services at the usual time. 7ij
clock. Sunday school services ut 1890 p. M.
EndcaYor society meets at ESQ Nd-weck
services Wednesday evening teachers meet
ing at 1880. prayer and conference at O'Clock.
All sents free. Strangers cordially Invited TO
all these services.
Third Presbyterian church. corner Eleventh
South and Eleventh East strcets-Mornlng
service al IL o'clock, with sermon by Rev.
John G. Lincoln. sunday school at 12'l5, Y.
p. 5. Q. Il. meets at $50. Prayer meeting ut
7:30 Wednesday evening.
Westminster Fresbyterinn church Fourth
West between First and Second South streets.
Rev. NcIA!n w Davis. minister Morning
worship, ii o'clock. topic, The Hidden Life"
Evening worship. o'clock: annual praise SER
vice OF tho Womans Missionary society. There
Will be special features. Mrs Martha u. Lee
OF Minneapolis. who has just come from the
meetings of the general assembly Will nd
dress the meeting. Sunday school Mt 12'l5 y
m. Senior Endcnvor at p. IN. Prayer meet
ing at TlS Wednesday evening All are cor
daily invited to these services
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put on a legal basis. States must do the
inspecting OF meats In preparation for
commerce, he said, for the Government
Gun exercise no jurisdiction over the bust
ness unless 1t is for Interstate commerce.
There Is no question, he said, that the
packers could drive every Federal IN
spector out OF their plants. II they de-
sired
.If | were given the time l could con-
vince every member of the committee OF
this, and my argumeu; would be bascd
upon court decisions, said he
Take the time was the reply or sew
eral members OF the committee In unison
To give him chance 10 prepare hlmselt
the committee took a recess
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Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal church. corner OF
Second South and Second East streets. Ben
jamin Young. Postor.-Scryiccs at IL a. m.
and s p. m. Morning topic, valid Reasons
for Faith" Evening subject Bound To a
Dead Body" Sunday school ut 9:i5 a IN. Ep-
worth league at ! p All are cordially In
vitcd 30 these services.
nm NJ. F.. church Ninth East and First
South. u. NJ. Helmick. pastor.-Preaching by
the pastor at IL a. and y. m. II. Weiss
Will play n flute solo at the morning service.
Sunday school ot IN o'clock. Epworth league
Mt o'clock. led by Miss Maud McClosklc.
Ladies' Aid Will meet with Mrs. X. Eller-
beck. 81 X street, Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock.
Second Methodist Episcopal church. Water
loo.-Sunday- school at 10 M; Ellis Jayne.
superintendent. Class meeting IL n. m. Young
Peoples meeting OF GLIB p. M. Preaching Mt
o'clock by the pastor. Prayer meeting on
"Wednesday evening at 1880 Sunday, June H.
win be observed in this church Children s
day" Exercises Sunday evening at O'Clock
Heath Methodist Episcopal church. Eighth
West and Third South strcets.-Sunday- school
at 10 n m. Miss Ada Aplegatc. supcrlntend-
ent. Preaching by the pastor nt IL a IN
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30
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WHERE SALT LAKERS
MAY WORSHIP SUNDAY
Ministers of Zion Make Their
Regular Announce
mentS.
Episcopal.

81. Paul's church. Main and Fourth South
streets. Rev. Charles r. Perkins rector -
services; Holy communion. M. Sunday
echool, si5 q. m morning service and SER
mon by Rev. Sherman Coolidge, native
Arapohoc Indian missionary IL n. m: even
ing prayer and sermon by the rector, O'Clock.
visitors welcome All seats free.
81, Johns chapel. Richmond avenue, near
Nlnth East strcct,-Sundoy- school at 2:I5 p,
IN Evening prayer and sermon by Rev.
sherman Coolidge at o'clock. \ cordial
welcome TO all.
reception viii be held by tho guilds OF
81. Marks and ST. Pauls churches in honor
OF the dean OF st. Marks and Mrs. Brewster
and the visiting clergy OF tho Jurisdiction
next Thursday evening the Episcopal res
ldencc, 44t East First South street from un-
III III o'clock. There VIII be no invitations
Issued to the reception. but II is hoped tho
friends OF both parishes viii avail themselves
or this opportunity OF welcoming Dean and
MTS- Brewster To the city.
st Marks cathedral. 90 East First South.
Rev Bonjnmin Brewster dean. Trinity sun
day-Holy communion, I;3O a m; sunday
school GAS a. M; morning prayer In the
chnpcl, 1890 a m. ltany and holy commun-
ion with sermon 10 the graduating class OF
80 p. M, with sermon upon missionary work
among tho Indians. by Rev. Sherman Coolidge
of Wyoming: Mr.. Coolidge is full -bioodcd
Arapahoe lndlnn.
st. Peters chapel-Sundoy school. p. m.
evening prayer, p. m b. W f. Jcnnens.
lay reader. The dean viii oiflciatc-
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IL a. M: flower Sunday with special pro-
eramme OF music. Tho pastor VIII tell the
story OF the life of Robert Louis Stevenson
and read extracts from his Child's Garden OF
verse The children of the congregation VIII
attend the morning service and there Will be
no regular exercises OF the Sunday school
Unity circle will be entertained at a ken
sIngton at the residence OF Mrs. c. r.. Cleve-
land I64 East Sixth South street. Tuesday ar
tcrnoon on Wednesday evening at 1870 the
Sunday school will give an entertainment and
social at Unity hall.
sunday viii DO flower Sunday at the Uni,
tarIan church. The service Will be arranged
10 plcasn the children OF the congregation who
nre expected TO attend in full force. The hall
VIII be decorated with howcrs and the choir
VIII render tho following selections. Anthem,
20 Rc Joyful In tho Lord" Unity ouartctte.
solo and chorus. He Lcadeth Me Joseph
e. Poll and quartctte. contrnlto solo. Inc
GIver OF Life" Miss Nellie Mahan.