Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-09
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

vacation in Atlantic City.
Louis Wentz was calling on old friends
IN Woodbury. on Tuesday.
Mr.. William II. Sithens and wife are
at Atlantic City for this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wallace are
spending -ome time at Salem.
j. T. Frazee aud wife are at Essck's
Heights. Pa, for several weeks.
Prof Evans and family are at Ventnor
for the balance OF the season.
&C. R. Ogden. of the First National Bank
is taking his annual vacation.
-Thos Wentz brought some fine peaches
and cautaloupes in town last Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Jessup went to Ocean
CITY last Saturday for an indefinite stay.
1t is now necessary for the s& Co." to
file his or her identity or get into trouble.
The financial report of Woodbury.
school district is advertised in another col
umn
The Misses Hattie and May Cozens are
at the Delaware Water Gap, spending their
vacation.
Mrs. C. B. Pierson and her daughter
Bessie, Of Bridgeton, are visiting friends in
Woodbury..
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Panooast are stop
ping for two weeks at the Hotel Caywood,
Cape May.
Mrs. Joseph Higginbotham and Mrs.
George Valentine, are spending few days
in Atlantic City.
The Misses Mary, Anna and Sarah
Jessup have gone to Ocean City for the
month Of August.
Miss Salome Morgan will accompany
party of school friends to Northfield, Mass,
for a weeks outing
Mrs. Elizabeth LaDow, with her son
and daughter, are at Annville, Pa, near
Lebanon, for week.
Branch IA, G. B. B. A., attended the
funeral of Harry Stranger, Of Glassboro, in
body yesterday.
DR. Lovett, Of Bridgeton peached to a
fair sized audience on Sunday night in the
Central Baptist Church.
Constable j. L. Drummer is candi-
date for Coroner subject to the rules Of the
Republican party.
The first Jersey melons were brought
to Stokes grocery yesterday by Frank Lee
3 MaroJ,opk Thou xverp Tniaos
Mark Ware is down at Atlantic City
caring for NJ. W. Newton's lawn. He will
be away the balance of August.
Miss Matte Batten, Miss Jennie L..
Garron and Mrs. Jennie A. Livezey are
spending the week at MACK, on the Hudson.
Last Friday the Gloucester County
!. Board of Elections organized with George E.
Pierson chairman, and Thomas G. Dilkes,
secretary
"A freight brakeman named Hughes,
had an ear torn off in the railroad yard in
this city yesterday and was taken to
Cooper hospital.
The Camden City Council has decided
to submit TO the voters the question as to
whether they desire to have a municipal
electric lighting plant.
Emma Lees night blooming cerus was
out in all its glory on Sunday night aud
many admired its delicate lines aud en-
jeyed its sweet perfume.
The Property committee Of the Board
OF Education has awarded the contract to
Pedricl Bros. for so tons Of Henrietta coal
at SO 70 and heater coal at So.
Charles Muller and sister Lena left on
Monday for Dover, New Jersey, accom-
panied by James and Helen johnson of that
place, who have been visiting here.
The sermon preached in the Presby
terian Cburch last Sunday morning by the
Rev f. S. Hart, of South Bethlehem, Pa,
was instructive and appreciated by those
present..
"A jolly party has been staging at the
Islesworth Hotel, Atlantic City, among
them were Miss Elizabeth Feltman, of
Woodbury. Heights, and c. E. r. Edmond,
Of Sioux City, Iowa.
Melvin Shepperd, who won the $50
yards run at the athletic events at Washing
too Park Grove Saturday, was formerly a
Woodbury. boy. He has turned out to be a
great sprinter, and has won many prizes.
William Scott, who has been superin-
stendent Of Childs' grocery here slice it was
established, goes to Wilmington, Delaware,
TO take charge Of big Childs store there
Harry Cloud will be Mr.. Scott's successor
here.
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