Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-06-07
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The gas main is being extended on
High street.
20. G. Wignall has moved into his new
home on Aberdeen Place.
Mr.. C. A. Brown and family left on
Monday for their summer home at 0eea n
Grove.
John Fl, Garrett and George Petty
john have been spending few days in
Baltimore.
Miss Stradlings fourth grade class Of
the public schools are enjoying an all-day
picnic to-day.
Mrs. J. J. Kidd. of Baltimore, has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry
Brown Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Skinner have left
for Port Providence, Penna-, where they
will spend the summer.
The annual county financial statement
will be found on the Third page Of this
ASSue VI buo 0E51OShA4'
Commencement exercises of the Car
penter street school will be held in the
Town Hall tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred S. Marshall have
returned from their Western trip, which
they thoroughly enjoyed.
Mrs Jacob Eldridge, q Los Angeles,
California, is the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Eleanor Eldridge, Of Laurel street.
-Rey. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bodsford
celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary
on Monday evening, at their home on Broad
street.
Mrs John Estell, ST., received word on
Monday that her only sister, Mrs. Phoebe
Ingersoll, died suddenly at English's
Creek
The public drinking fountain in front
of the Court House has been refreshed by
coat of paint, which adds much to its APP
pearance.
On June Both the battleship New
Hampshire will be launched from the yards
of the New York Company on the Della
ware.
The Kemble Methodist Sunday school
will hold their Sunday-school in the morn
ing after next Sunday, for the balance of
the summer.
Vice President Warner Underwood, of
the Board of Education, entertained the
graduating class at his home on Red Bank
avenue last Thursday evening.
Harry W.Smith, who for nearly twenty
five years has daily served milk to many
Woodbury. homes, is confined to his bed by
an abscess. He expects to be about in few
days.
-rhe attractive and we'll appearing
pennies belonging to s'Dan" Mumford, have
been sold to a banker residing at Warsaw,
Indiana, and were shipped there on Satur-
day morning last
# L. Wilkins estate agency announces
the sale of Thomas S. Davis residence on
Salem avenue, to John L.. Leonard, for
$4,000. Also, the Walter Slmmerman resi-
dence on Oak street to Miss Meta v.
Williams. for $1,000.
The Stars and Stripes will be 129 years
old on June 18th. The American Flag AS
ISOLATION is trying to have this years ami
versary more generally observed than ever
before. Every can get a flag, big or
little. aLet her waYen on Flag Day.
Mrs. H. V. Rogers. Of High street, left
on Wednesday for South Hadley, Mass.
Mrs. Rogers expects to attend the COM
mencement of Mt. Holyoke College, Of
which her daughter is member In a
week few friends of Miss Margaret will
Join them to spend week at Silver Bay.
AT the annual meeting of the trustees
of Bennington Seminary on Tuesday, ReY.
E. H. Durell, Of this city, was reelected
treasurer, and Col. G. g. Green member
of the committee on buildings and grounds.
During the year the trustees have raised
$64, 900, and paid notes aggregating &c.
636.62.
The Executive committee of the Far
mers Picnic at Washington Park met al
that resort last Friday afternoon, and after
re-electing Thomas J. Stratton, President
Charles Stokes, vice president, and Thomas
G. Dilkes, secretary, fixed Wednesday,
August Is, as the date of the picnic this
year.
The West Jersey Horse Show Associa-
ton will give its first exhibition Of the
West Jersey Horse show at the Camden