Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-23
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LONG DISTANCE reLg PA ONE, NO. tia
LOYAL ERIEFs.

Mrs. F. f. Alien has moved to Ger
mantown, Pa.
Isaac Low and family are at Ocean
City for week.
Mrs. F. R. Kenworthy is at Mt
Pocono for some time.
Game Warden Avis and wife are spend
ing week at Alloway.
M. Ware Scott, Assistant Postmaster
is on bis annual vacation.
Mrs. Frank Carr, of Popular ave-, is
spending sometime at Mt. Holly
Mrs. H. H. Clark and daughter are
spending sometime at Greenburg, Pa
Professor A. S. Clark and fami y are
visiting relatives at Bridgeport, n. J.
-Sam1 Butter, of Swedesboro, has passed
the State test for Registered Pharmacists
Mrs. B. W. Andrews and daughter
Bertha are spending some time at Ocean
City.
Mrs. Harriet Gaunt is entertaining her
granddaughter, Miss Bertha Jarrett, ct
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Barber, Of Ger
man street are enjoying few days vacation
at Wildwood.
Mrs. Theodore Laub, son Clarence and
Miss Gertrude Heritage are at Atlantic City
for a week.
M, - rst,r;st fsbnrob Rev
sMcIlhenny, has moved to our city from
Philadelphia.
Il. w. Sickler will hold his fifth annual
watermelon picnic at Spring Lake next
Saturday afternoon.
Oscar Strohn, who has been very sick
with pneumonia, has been moved to his
home in Mt. Royal.
The receiver for Swedesboro glass
works adyertises the property at public
ssale in another column. ~
Mrs. Eddy and children, of Penn ST.,
are spending few weeks with Mrs. Eddy's
parents in New Hampshire.
-Rey. Burroughs Eldridge and family
Of Hancock, N. Y. are visiting Mr.. Joseph
Eldridge, of Laurel street.
WI H. Sithens has placed neat railing
around the porch of his residence, which is
quite an ornamental addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Talman, of
New York City are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward c. Talman. of franklin st.
Mr.. Charles Park, and sister Miss Mary,
aud Miss Lille Henry, of Millville, are
spending the week at Eagles Mere, Pa.
Miss Emma Thackara, Of South Broad
street aud Miss Florence Burton of Curtis
avenue are spending a week in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Essslaok on The Woodbury.
Heights farm has our tanks for basket OF
Maiden Blush apples Of remarkable size and
of finest favor.
Mrs. Rogar Burrows and daughters, of
Philadelphia, are spending sometime with
hel parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Babcock, of
Delaware st.
Last Saturday Freebooter Barnaby was
placed under $500 bail for appearance be-
fore the next Grand Jury on charge Of
official malfeasance.
The local school houses are being cleaned
and repaired ready for the opening Of
schools. Tie opening may be delayed
until September 10.
"A West Deptford farmer has Baldwin
apples which be thinks are nearly ready
for sale, as hen has been setting on fifteen
long enough to ripen them.
Belt Cathcart has resigned his position
as maiI-earrier, and accepted position at
the Blasius piano works. Wellington Cor
ssey has succeeded him.
Harry White, of this city, has begun a
suit against the Public Service Corporation
for an assaults on him by the dispatcher at
Washington Park last Farmers Day.
-Chalies H. curry, son Of DIR. John G.
Curry Of HolroYd Place has received an
appointment through Congressman Louden-
Slayer to the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
The two lots opposite Councilman
Mnnyan's store in North Woodbury., al
joining the property Of Edward Keen, have
been purchased by Harry Dopson, in view
of building himself a new home.
The County Board Of Equalization Of
Taxation is busy investigating assessments.
While there is nothing official yet as to
their action, the understanding is that as
easements are being greatly advanced.
Messrs Watkins, Kugler and Rachos
are expected to arrive home to-day from
their New Foundland trip # they were