Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-16
C5luurestct sa 9rulurrat.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.


Miss Margaret Lay is visiting at
Chester Pa.
Howard A. Wilson is on ten days
trip to Yorktown.
Mr.. Oscar strohm is quite i'll with ty-
phoid pneumonia
Alfred TweIls is spending some time al
North East Maryland.
Mrs John Curry and her two children
are at Corson's Inlet
Mr.. Harry Reeves is in Mexico on
three weeks business trip.
Mr.. George Groves and family are at
Beech Hill Falls, Virginia.
E. C. Lord and family are spending
some time at Ariel, Penna.
John Magee and family are spending
week at Betterton, Maryland,
Alfred Kitchen had finger mashed at
Blasius' piano works, last Saturday.
Miss Alice Lippincott, accompanied by
school friends is visiting at New York city
During Saturday and Sunday the rail
Eroads carried s., 600 people 10 the sea shore
tresorts u"
Miss Anna Burns, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Miss Ste la Stackenwalt, on Salem
avenue.
Mr.. Howard Pedrick has resumed his
old position with the P. R. R. Co, at broad
Street Station.
Miss Florence Dilkes accompanied by
Miss Lizzie Pettitt, of Millville, is visiting
at Florence, New Jersey.
Mrs. Wescott, of German street, Is
entertaining her mother, Mrs. John Robin
eon, of Royersford, Pa.
Rev. Edward Dillon and family have
gone to Kennebunk Beach, Maine. They
will return in September.
Indications are that Woodbury. Bottle
Works plant will start at least one furnace
sIby the middle of September. ~
William Elwell and family, of Ander-
son, Indiana, are spending short time
with Clement Anderson, of DAVIS street
Salem County Freeholders have re-
scinded the resolution adopted some time
ago to build an insane asylum at cost OF
ST., 200.
The County Board of Equalization OF
Taxation is putting in full days this week
viewing property in the townships, and
comparing values.
National Park Brough Council has dug
we'll and erected horse trough at the sug-
gestion Of the Society for the Prevention OF
Crulty to Animals.
There was great shelving load OF cit
iron from Swedesbore. in Woodbury. market
son Tuesday It's move ty to have Swedes-.
boro truck peddled to homes here. CO
-A.young man by the name of Wilson
was brought to Jail here on Monday by
Constable Canning for threatening to burn
the house of Samuel Shute, of Clarksboro:
Thomas S. Engle, of Losantyille, Indi-
ana, who has been visiting friends and Ie-
latives in Burlington and Gloucester
counties for several weeks returned to his
home to-day.
The East Greenwich township Fire
mems association will hold fair and peach
festival Friday and Saturday evenings,
August oath and 25th in Clark's Hail.
Clarksboro, N. J.
Hon. j. Boyd Avis and wife and Mrs.
r. A. Andrews are spending the balance of
August at the "Biscayne, Ocean City
Mr.. Avis will be at his Office during the
day from a. M, to $50 p. M, excepting
Saturdays,
The tax duplicate of Logan township
shows loss of value over that Of last year.
Several estates there, recently settled up
and property sold for cash. brought less
than the former assessed value.
This advertisement appeared recently
in Glasgow paper: Found wandering in
Castle street, on Saturday evening, 28th
ult., child, age about three years, healthy
looking, dark hair, grey eyes, and ruddy
cheeks, able to talk little and swear"
Nearly six hundred properties in
Woodbury. are connected with the sewer.
When it is considered that the system has
been in operation less than two years, and
there are not over nine hundred separate
properties in the city, the showing is good.
The first trolley car was run from
Woodbury. to Blackwood last Monday
Emorning, August 10, leaving Woodbury. at
six o'clock a. m, and hereafter, we are in
formed, half hour trips will be made over
&his line between these points. The fare is
ten cents each way. Woodbury. merchants
extend an invitation to the people to come
oyer and see them. 90 ~
Last Monday as Councilman Samuel