Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-07-18
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LOCAL sRIEFs

VeDtnor, Tor the summer
Mrs. William Stratton is visiting her
mother in Trenton for few days.
Mrs. Chas. Picard Of Curtis avenue, is
yisising her sister in New York City.
Mrs. Louis Stokes and daughters are
spending two weeks at Eagles Mere, Pa
Jos. A. Jackson has an interesting car
riage talk in his advertising space this week.
Mrs. Lucreta Umba of German street,
is spending sometime in Atlantic City, with
friends.
The dollar excursion trains to Atlantic
1 City will run weekly beginning July "a
bsee adver. IL
Farmers got $500 to $3.50 basket for
tomatoes on Saturday and Monday, and
So so for culls. 0
! Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Corson of Camden
spent Sunday with Mr. and A. C. Turnbull
Of Franklin street.
Miss Florence Burton and mother OF
Curtis avenue left on Saturday for two
weeks stay ia Wilmington, Del.
Six properties on High street are being
improved with concrete curb and gutter,
laid under the superyision Of JOS. Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brodwater of Port
Norris, have been recent visitors Of their
son Mr.. Harre Brodwater of Centre street.
Rev. Edward Dillon and family left
Woodbury. Tuesday night for Kennebunk
Beach, Me-, where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. A. F. Dayton, and Mrs. j. E.
Harder of Clearfield Pa. have been visiting
their sister Mrs. j. W Milford, of High
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. yanHook and
daughter Mrs. Joseph Timberman have
gone to Ocean City for the balance of the
summer.
The Midsummer Epworth League
Rally will be held at Pitman GroYe July
%. There will be three sessions. At 80
there viii be Special Jaaior Service.
Last Saturday Miss Emma Lee and Mr..
Bachus went to Bustin's Island, Me-,
where Mr.. Bachus' family is summering.
Mr. Bachus will go to Europe before his
return.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Bouhl of Staaw-
ford Conn. have been recent guests Of Mr..
Bohl's sister, Mrs. L w. Kircher. Mr. Bohl
is an "Elkn and is attending the Conven-
tion in Philadelphia.
See ad yer. of the big race by the Swedes-
boro Driving Association next Saturday.
Those Swedesbolo horsemen are real sports,
and lovers of the track are assured good
time, and thorough enjoyment.
There will be another special election
at Paulsboro on Tuesday, August 6, to al
low the people to determine if the Borough
shall purchase the water works at cost of
SAC, 900, and issue bonds to pay for same.
"A new paving is being tried in Kansas
City, the appearance being much like as
phalt, but the cost is only about 81 per
square yard, and after a test Of two years
it is declared to be in better condition than
when first laid
List of letters remaining unoalled for
in this Office for the week ending July Is
1907, Mrs. Mary Cutler, Mrs. c, A. Gayton
Miss Jennie Louden, Mrs. n. J Rice, Miss
Ada Washburn, Mr. John Carter, Mr. John
Petrose. In calling for the above, please
say ADVERTISED, giving date Of list.
AT the last meeting the Board Of Eau-
cation ordered phamphet printed setting
fourth the work Of Woodbury. public schools
and ether matters connected Herewith of
interest. A copy will be left at every home
fn the city, and there will be extra copies
for mailing to those interested. or
BY reason of a law just made By the
Pennsylvania legislature, New Jersey is
likely to be visited with more gypsy outfits
than heretofore. The new Pennsylvania
law makes it necessary for them to procure
license from the treasurer IN each county
in which they wish to camp and pay $50 for
the same. ~
The great task Of raising the roof of Bias
hius Bros. piano ware house one story has
been completed on the wing fronting the
railroad, and the other portion is going up.
The building. imposing before, is much
more imposing now, and one-fourth larger.
WE understand the firm have orders now to
keep the present large force busy for year.
This is generally considered the dull season,
and the force is at lowest mark, but this
year new men are being taken on in all de-
partments as they can be secured. e
DIR. T. Franklin Clifford was in Wood
bury fer brief period last Monday, and
greeted by many friends. During the bal
ance Of this month and August, his head