Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-06-20
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever
Doctor Amos P. Underwood is spend
ing week in Canada.
Chris. Hoffner has purchased DIR. Div
erty's house on Hopkins Street.
Prof. M. w. F. Dickerson left on Sat
for Manhattan Beach for the summer.
Woodbury. base ball team defeated
Paulsboro last Thursday by a score of IS to 8
Mics Hannah Watson of High ST., left
on Tuesday for three months trip to
Maine.
Principal Lewis, Of Beverly, was in
Woodbury. last Saturday looking for three
teachers.
Miss Katherine Rachor left on Monday
to visit school mate at Saratoga, N. T.,
for few weeks.
Miss Caroline Dubois has accepted a
position as stenographer in A. H. Swack-
hamer's Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T.. Bradway, Of
Newton avenue, have gone to Maine, and
will remain all summer.
"A great curiosity in the shape Of a
banana crab and a banana frog are on exhi-
bition at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mrs. William 81. Duffield and children
are spending some time with Mrs. Duff
eld's parents in Bridgeton.
Mr.. aud Mrs H. 3. Zippler of High
St. celebrated the 18th anniversary Of their
marriage last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hurff, of
Harrisonyille, were over-Sunday visitors Of
Mrs. Hansen Dubois, Of Curtis ayenue.
Capt. johnson and family of Holroyd
Place, left on Saturday for Corsons Inlet,
and will remain the rest of the summer.
Miss Florence Murphy, of South Broad
street, is spending ten days with her aunt,
Mrs. John MoClennen. of Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Central Baptist. Sunday school
will change the hour Of session to ten a. IN,
making the church service at eleven a. m.
City Treasurer Redfeld attended
Heptasophs Convention held in Atlantic
City last week, as a delegate from the lodge
here.
Neal Clark is now in the West buying
car load of horses and car load Of fresh
COWS for the firm of G. G. Clark & Son, Mt.
Ephraim.
--Chas. Holston Of Cooper st. is enjoying
his annual vacation, a part Of which he is
spending in Asbury Park and New York
City.
The National Park Camp Meeting As
notation will open its thirteenth annual
Adeeting, Saturday August 80, and continues
ten days.
Assessor James Carter, Of West Dept
ford sold selected strawberries in the Read
ing terminal market, last Friday at so cents
per box.
st. Michael's Church, Gibbstown, will
hold a O'Clock in the Church yard on Sat
urday next, the 22d inst. Francis music.
All welcome.
The great Fashion Plate show, under
the direction of Walter L. Main, will ex-
hibit on she ManIey Lot, Woodbury., on
Friday, July 5.
The Chinese Mission Of Race ST., Phila-
Idelpbia, which numbers 200 converts and
IDS teachers, enjoyed It's annual outing at
Almonesson on Monday.
During the months Of July and Aug
Z ust Woodbury. grocers wi close their stores
a Wednesday afternoons, thus giving their
aemployees the equivalent Of Saturday
half holiday. 70
Mr.. George Sweeten and Miss Marion
Murphy, both Of this city, were married
last Friday evening, at the home Of the
bride, No. 40 Cooper street, BY Rev.. Z.
McIlhenny.
The Merritt property on South Broad
street, formerly occupied by Mr.. Blair
Smith, has been rented by Miss F.L.Willk-
ms to DR.. Sullivan, dentist from Phil
adelphia, who will open his Offices next
week.
Mr.. William E. speakman and family
left yesterday in his handsome automobile
for Maine. They expect to tour through
New England, arriving at Kennebunk
Beach about July 1st,where they will spend
the summer.
National Park now has two mails day
from Woodbury., s a. m. and 5 p. N. The
morning mail for Paulsboro, Thorofare,
Gibbstown and Repaupo now leaves Wood
bury at instead Of 8.25 am. The $40 a.
N. for Paulsboro has not been changed.
List Of Letters remaining uncalled for
in this office for the week ending June II,
1907. Mrs. Howard ElweIl, Mrs. John
Laurbert, Miss s. O'Donnel, Mrs. J. Il.