Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-07-04
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LOCAL BRIEFS.


Councilman Kugler is in New Hamp-
shire enjoying vacation.
Mrs. Sarah Rice and daughter Miss Ella
are spending two weeks at Perkasie, Pa
Miss May G. Hendrickson is taking a
business course at Sprayers College, Phlla.
Mrs. Thomas Ware and son left on
), Saturday for WiIliamstownfor the summer.
Mrs. William Girard and daughter Of
Hopkins ST. have gone to Pitman for the
summer.
Misses Mary Walton and K. G. Car
penter are visiting friends at Burlington,
West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Connor leave on
Saturday for Atlantic City for the balance
of the summer.
Arthur Chaplain, the Camden caterer,
and wife, are spending July and August
in New England States.
Mr.. Lewis Tucker has returned from
an automobile trip through Maine with
Mr.. William Speakman.
Mrs. R. Edmond Of Sioux City, is the
ouest Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Feltman Of East Cooper st.
"A quorum of Council did not respond
Tuesday evening, and the regular meeting
adjourned until Friday night
Word has been received from Mrs. O.
q. Shrenk Of hel safe arrival on the other
side of the broad Atlantic.
Miss Hannah Mitchell and Miss Sue
Kerr. Of Englewood, have been recent yisl-
tors Of friends in our city.
pr Monroe CARING, of Denver, Colo
RADIO. has been the guest of Capt Raymond
Nixon, of Evergreen avenue.
Mrs. Emmaline Batten and daughter
of Hunter St. left on Monday fof two
weeks stay at Asbury Park.
Mr.. T. S. Clark and family OF Centre
ST. left on Tuesday for Tuckahoe where
shey will spend the summer.
Mr.. ]. c. Chew, Of the first National
Bank is enjoying his annual vacation.
Mr.. Carlton Parks is substituting for MN.
MIR. A. H. Chandler and family, OF
Newton avenue, are spending some time at
Pennsgroye, with Mrs. Chandeliers parents.
Mr.. Thomas Ware left on Monday for
Canada to attend the Glassblowers Conyen-
tion. Mr.. Ware is delegate from this
IL
tity.
IA. musicale, by the pupils, both vocal
and instrumental, of Prof. A. S. Clark, was
given at the Country Club last Thursday
evening.
The City Board of Education held a
Especial meeting last evening to consider the
subject Of the school catalogue about to be
issued.
Harry Murphy city team driver, while
unloading a 400 pound pipe last Friday
let il slip and fall on hisleft foot, crushing
it considerably.
The Woodbury. R. E. NJ. L. Associa-
tion has sold the former Jacob Burton prop
erty on Carpenter street, to Charles H..
Frisby for $3.50.
The annual meeting of the Woodbury.
High School Alumni Society was held at
the home Of Walter Picard on Curtis Ave.
last Thursday evening.
William c. CattelI is already in the
field as candidate for reelection. As this
is an unusually cold season, perhaps he is
warransed in coming out early.
Toll Keeper Coombs, of the Mantua
skkgate, says two loads of round potatoes past
Through his gate last week, one on Thurs
day and the other on Friday night. 70
The combined Baptist picnic of Cam
aden, Gloucester, Newbold and Woodbury.
schools, held at Almonesson last Thursday,
was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed
BY all. 81
Rev. J. L. Howard and family left on
Tuesday for their summer home at Bradley
Beech. Mr.. Howard will return on Sat
urday but will spend the month Of Aug
ust with his family.
&C. j.. Davenport OF HuInYiile, Is
agent for The Reliable Dayton Motor Car,
one and two seat. Its style is that of a
piano box buggy, high wheel and standard
track. See adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charming Lord Of Aber-
deem Place gave their daughter Caroline a
birthday party, last Saturday afternoon.
Many Of her little friends were present
with remembranoes of her third birthday,
l-Last Saturday afternoon was too wet
for. base ball, SO all games were declared off
4 1t is difficult for base ball players and those
4 who then have half holiday to understand
why it should conclude to rain on satur-
days.
Prof. Leudtke left on Saturday for