Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-08-29
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"A. S. Marshall and wife are taking a
trip through New England.
Woodbury. bottle works will probably
not start before September 49,
Mrs. c. w. shivers and son are spend
ing two weeks at Ocean City.
ID. o. Watkins and family have return
ed from there outing in Maine. 70
Miss Maisie Allen, of Chestnut street,
is spending sometime at Wildwood.
Mr.. Edward Green, Jr., has accepted
position with Strawbridge & Clothier.
One Of Walter Leslie's fine team horses
died last Thursday morning Of azaturia.
a. Il. swackhamer and family are home
from a two weeks outing at Asbury Park.
s -Salome Morgan will open her Kinder
8garden in Friends schoolhouse on Sept. is.
Mr.. VIM. Cox and family of Riverton,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pierson.
Mr.. Oscar Allies, foreman at the Constr
tuition office is taking his vacation this week.
Miss Helen Cloud has been the guest
of her friend, Miss Rena Pierson, at Bridge
ton.
Miss Dorothy MATHS Of Riyerton is the
guest OF her friend, Miss Amelia Kugler Of
Lake Drive.
Mrs. Claude Griener Of Baltimore is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Ward Of Hopkins street.
Mr. Samuel Aimen has accepted the
janitorship Of Merritt's Block, Green's Block
and J. D. Green's Block.
BY the mismanagenent of manager
Bayer, the West End base bali team fail
ed to have a game of ball last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sharp, of Phila-
delphia, have been recent guests OF their
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Joyce of High street.
Next Saturday, August 81, there will be
A O'Clock picnic on the lawn Of St. Pat
rick's Church, with Francis music in atten-
dance.
Mrs A. C. Heritage, of Sewell, has our
thanks for luscious watermelon of the
Icing variety. Jersey melons are luxury
this year.
The postal authorities have ruled that
stamped postcards, enclosed in transparent
envelopes, cannot be delivered. Stamp the
envelope.
Mr.. Chas NJ. Garrett, State represent
atiYe of the ST. 0. q. NJ. is attending the
National Counsel Of that order at Harris
burg, Pa.
Frank I. Eastlack, of Lincoln street, has
purchased the Yetter house on Oak street for
50, 300. Mr.. Eastlack expects to occupy the
house this Fall.
Rev. w. N. Clark, D. D., of Turner,
Maine, delivered an address on Sights
and Seems in the Holy Land in the First
Baptist Church last Sunday evening
The Woodbury. MES S. base ball team
played at Wenonah last Saturday, and suf
sfered defeat by score OF to g. 1t was
/ a good game, we'll played on both sides
The Young Ladies Home Missionary
Circle Of the Presbyterian Church held their
monthly meeting at the home of Miss Rhoda
Williams on Red Bank avenue last Monday
night
-"Artp Lay is having his restaurant
done up BY E. l. Cloud & Son, and with
the first SRI will be prepared to send out
Maurice River Coyes fresh from the river
bottom.
"A market wagon belonging to Charles
Starr, of Mulliea Hill, ran into Geisel's
laundry wagon last Friday while standing
in front of his store, and demolished the
bind wheel
The auction on the lawn of the Central
Baptist Church last Thursday evening, given
by Miss Yarrow's Sunday school class was
success. The neat sum Of 500 90 was added
to their bond fund
Mr.. Bachus and children, and Miss
Emma Lee, returned on Monday evening
from six weeks outing up in Maine THIS
was Miss Lees first outing for health and
pleasure, and was greatly enjoyed.
The four year old daughter Of Cooper
I. Budd Of Hessian avenue was run over by
an empty shelving wagon last Wednesday
morning. The right arm aud leg which the
wheels passed over were severely bruised,
but no bones were broken.
Woodbury. schools will open for the
year 19O7-Os, on Tuesday next. Principal
Dixon IS holding an examination this morn
ing of candidates f1radmission to the high
school who have not obtained proper certif-
Gates from the county superintendent
Master Howard Kircher. while playing
in Ealtmants ham Lat Sa4nrdauu. ~, -. L..