Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-02

DIR. William Brewer has purchased a
Ford run-a-bout from local boyle agent A.
S. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Warner Of
Tioga were guests of Mrs. Edwin Dubois
last Sunday.
The first haul of the big net at Wash
Fington Park Fishery, last week brought in
Zone hundred shad. t<7
Mr.. Lewis Green, Of Newbold moved
into George E. Persons house on Poplar
avenue, on Monday.
Mrs. Bigelow. of Washington D. G. has
been the guest Of her mother Mrs. Emeline
Batten Of Hunter street.
Louis Muller was run over by one Of
Grocer Taylor's delivery wagons on Mon
day. and was badly bruised.
= The contractor for the artesian water
q expects it TO pump clear today, when it
4will be forwarded for analysis. 70
Miss Anna F. Gill of South Broad street
received hundred and fifty postals on her
birthday. one day last week.
Miss Emma May DuBsH, of Florence
NJ. is visiting Mr. Charles G. Edwards
and family of South Broad street.
Mrs. A. NJ. Rsdfeld Jr. and son, of
Atlantic City have been visiting relatives
and friends the hrst Of the week.
Mrs. John Garwood of Camden is
spending sometime with her daughter Mrs.
Elizabeth LaDow, of Centre street.
5. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph w. Merritt will
sender reception to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Blackwood Reeves as their home on May
10.
The Young Peoples Society of the
First Baptist Church celebrated its twenty
fifth anniversary last Tuesday evening. An
interesting program was rendered.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Young Ladies Home Missionary Circle Of
she Presbyterian Church was held at the
home Of Mr.. Edward Trask OF Euclid
street.
Rev. J. l. Howard and wife and Miss
Florence Burton are the delegates from the
NJ E. Church to the New Jersey Confer
enee of the Epworth League being held at
MillvilIe.
MIR. and Mrs. M. Ware Scott were
given complete surprise, reminding them
of the thirtieth anniversary of their married
life last Tuesday evening at their home 81
South Broad street.
A large force of men are engaged this
morning in laying Eastern Telephone con-
duits on Delaware street, and the good work
will be carried over the city. A four duct
main will be laid on Broad street with
swo-duct trunks on tie lateral streets.
The consignment Of literature, includ-
ing books, papers and magazines, shipped
from this city two months ago to Panama
have reached their destination at last. Miss
Charlotte Matlcck received word Of the ar
rival Of the box with warm words of thanks
for the gift.
Wade Fl. Reichard, Of Troy, N. Y,
who has been living in Woodbury. the last
two years has left his employment at the
shipyard for situation at New Haven,
Connections. Mr.. Reichard sang in the
Presbyterian Church choir and in the
Singers Club.
Hotel property is valuable in this
county The proprietor Of the hotel at
Williamstown asked$ $50, 600 for the property
last week; the GIassboro hotel sold few
days ago for 49, 900, and the Paulsboro
hotel is held at above $4,000.
The dedication Of the Bethlehem Bap-
fist Church last Sunday was an occasion
long to be remembered. It was of prayer
and praise. An appropriate sermon was
il given in the afternoon by Rey. George
.Thomsen Of the Presbyterian Church and
helpful sermon was preached by the spastor
S. E. Harris, in the evening.
Joe Baily advertises saIe..o COWS.
Joseph B. Best, Maurice Wilkins and
A. 4. Rogers, Esq, are this week complet-
ing an audit Of the books Of Woodbury.
Mutual Loan Association. preparatory to
the annual meeting next week. As the ex
perts Of the State Department. spent the
month Of April examining tie same books,
the patrons thereof have Che satisfaction Of
knowing that il is we'll audited.
John G. Whisall is having photographs
! taken Of different localities in this county
which will form aportion Of the New Jer-
sey historical exhibit at jamestown EXPOSE
Il sion-hmong them being the Billings
port hotel, now two hundred years old. He
will also exhibit photograph Of an old
chest, that has been in the WhitaIl family