Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-23
LOYAL sarEFs.

Bibos Jumbo cigars are better shan ever.
Mrs Jane Green left on Saturday for
Ocean City.
Fifteen hundred people traversed the
|Blackwood trolley line last Sunday. 10
John t. Kirkbride is having his house
on High ST.. occupied by Walter Bean,
painted.
Mr.. Charles Elkinton AMI family, of
Mullioa Hill, were visitors Of Prof. A. S.
Clark on Sunday last.
Mr.. James Beth and family, Of Cam
den, have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.John
Thompson, Of Penn street.
-LeRoy Sampson, formerly aresident of
this city, has moved here from Berlin,
where he has lived for several years.
Miss Bertha LiYezey, Of Germantown.
Penna, has been a recent guest of Miss
Jennie L. Garron, Of Curtis avenue.
-Andes E. Budd left 1O-spear bunch Of
asparagus on our table yesterday, fair
sample of the product Of his Palmetto bed.
The pupils Of Mrs. T. D. Clark will
give musical in Prehl's Hall on Saturday
afternoon. Miss Rachel Jessup will be the
reader.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Conoser, Of Centre
street, announce she engagement Of their
Oldest daughter to Arthur Linford Burton,
Of Curtis avenue.
The little four ear-old son Of John
Storms, who has been under treatment at
the Hahnneman Hospital, recently, has re-
turned home much improved.
Prof. A. S. Clark was reminded of his
birthday last Thursday, by his friends and
relatives with a postal shower. In the
evening he entertained bis choir.
Henry Kern, Of Edith street, who cut
his hand severely at the glass house few
day ago, has been taken to the Hahnneman
Hospital, as blood poison has set in.
Miss Florence Perry, daughter of the
late Judge Edmund Perry, Of Hunterdon
County and Miss Mabel Sheppard, of New
ark, are visiting the Misses Thackara.
Mr.. John A. Price, who for the past
three years has been connected with the
New York Shipyard, has accepted posi-
tion in the Brooklyn navy yard, and moved
last week.
Lewis Duncan, the Westyille trucker,
sold $1,000 worth of radishes, spinache, sal
sad, ETC., last week. His Mondays sales
amounted to $500. He expects this to be a
xbig week.
Pastor Jenkens, of the Central Baptist
Church, will address the Sabbath school Of
she First Church next Sunday evening
The tbeme of the discourse will be ''Our
United Country"
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Shoemaker, OF
PennsgroYe, and Misses Anna Shoemaker,
and Mildred Kay, students Of Trenton Nor
NAL School, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
E1J essup on Saturday and Sunday.
There is Central Baptist, First Bap-
list and Methodist base ball team in Wood
i bury, representing the Sabbath-schools Of
those churches. We may expect to see
some square ball games in Woodbury. this
summer.
There was snow storm in Buffalo
Tuesday morning, the telegraph said. Well,
that's the place for il, and if they expect
tomatoes and sweet potatoes later, they had
better corner the snow storms for the next
six months.
The Musicle in Central Baptist Church
last Saturday evening, by Mrs Blackwood's'
pupils, was an enjoyable affair, various
participants acquitting themselves very
oreditably. The offering, for the church,
amounted to $22.88.
sN There were two games of base ball in
sFssgoodbury last Saturday, the West End VS..
Bottle Works, which was won by the form
Her 10 to 6. The married men and sports
linen played on the Country Club grounds.
Tn this game the former won 81 to II.
"A new schedule went into effect on the
trolley Monday last. Under it the fare to
Washington Park or Gloucester City is S
cents, Gloucester to Camden scents, ex-
cursion ticket from Woodbury. 80 Camden,
good only day Of issue, IS cents.
"A farmer came into Woodbury. Tuesday
morning, May 81, swathed in big over
coat oyer q sweater. and left his tender
plants naked in the field. Such cruelty
should receive the immediate attention Of
the society for the suppression Of selfish
ness.
The Merchantyille Board Of Education
has asked for bond issue Of 600 70 en-
large the school buildings, and enlarge the
present recreation grounds Of the school