Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-08-22
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

-Cantaloupes are being semi 70 marAe0'
walter Bean and wife are at Atlantic
City.
Crabs are still being caught in the
river.
Miss Margaret Thorp is spending three
weeks at Beach Haven.
Miss Eta Pierce is spending couple of
weeks at Ocean City.
Mr.. Thomas Wallace, of Center street,
is spending a few days in Salem.
Miss Esther Hawn, of Elmer, is spend
ing this week with relative here.
Mrs. S. B. Munyan and daughter are
spending some time at Ocean Grove.
Miss Lillian Holstein is spending some
time with relatives at Fort EIsburg.
DIR. and Mrs. H. H. Clark took trip
to Cape May last Friday by auto"
Mr. r. D. Hughes and family are
spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Hillman is spending ten
days at Spring City aud Mauch Cnuuk.
DIR. Bennett viii return home to night,
aud will be in his Office on and after Friday
morning.
Prof. A. S. Clark and family, Of Center
street, are visiting relatives and friends at
Bridgeton.
The Misses Reeves of South Broad street
have been soiournine at Atlantic CITY the
past week.
Miss Minnie Minister is spending a
week at Atlantic City as the guest Of her
aunt.
Mr.. Edward Green and family of Pop
lar avenue are spending sometime at Lake
Placid, NY
Mrs Anna Grier, of Pittsburg, Pa, is
visiting her father, Mr.. Joseph Eldridge,
of Laurel Street.
Henry Kortum picked a watermelon
on Monday which he believes to be the
first Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Stewart, of Cen
ire street, are spending sometime in Lam
caster County, Pa.
The ReY. J. A. Matheson Of Delanco
ably filed the pulpit of the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday.
The Burrows store formerly occupied
by jeweler Thoman has been rented by
John G. Lehr, tailor.
Miss Birdie Jarrett of Wilmington, Del.
1,o- Hoo ,e-k bar 1rao
Harriet Jarret of High street.
One of the oldest umbrellas in Wood
bury is carried by Squire Mankin. It is
said to be over 50 years old.
The Misses Bessie and Rena Pierson of
Bridgeton have been recent guests of Miss
May Hendrickson of Red Bank ave-
Rev J. Ward Clark and wife, of South
River, haye been recent guests of their son,
Prof A. S. Clark, of Centre street.
Miss Marion Grogan, of Delaware ST,
is spending sometime with friends in Wash
ington, D. c., and RiYerdale, Nd.
MIR. NJ Ware Scott, mail clerk in
the post Office, is on his vacation. Mr..
Howard Wilkins is substituting for him.
Miss Florence Taylor of Philadelphia
has been recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs
John W. Thompson ST., of Penn street.
Mr.. John Robinson and family Of Roy
ersford; Pa. have been visiting MI and
T. c. Pennington of German street. recently.
Mr.. John S. Jessup is taking his
annual vacation. man from Merchant
vile has charge of the Public Service
Office
Mrs. William Cowgirl and daughter
Nellie, and son Bsrtram, and Harry L
Burton and family, are spending two weeks
at Elk Neck, Maryland.
Surrogate Silver has returned from his
vacation spent at Mt Pocono, and Deputy
Surrogate Chester Steelman will now en-
joy his two weeks at Ocean City.
"A telephone pole at the corner Of West
and Morris streets fell down Oh Saturday.
Il had rotted close to the ground. Part of
the fence of Thomas Glover was broken
I down by it.
MIR. George Eldridge, who has been
employed for the past eleven years with
Kugler Bros, Philadelphia has accepted a
position at the Woodbury. Mill & Lumber
Company.
The season for shooting reed birds, rail
birds and mud hens and all wild water
fowl, such as ducks and geese, opens Sept.
1. The first shooting day will be the sec
ond-Labor Day.
The tenant Of the Government Farm
at National Park saws that so far this sea
son be has cleared more than be did all of