Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-08-01
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"A housewife at Thorofare has a flock Of
so turkeys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pennington are
spending a month at Cohansey.
Frank VOORHEES, and wife, of Boston,
are visiting friends in Woodbury..
Mr.. W. A. Stiles and daughter are
spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Fred Myers Of German street is
spending some time at Atlantic City.
Hon. D. O. Watkins and wife are spend
ing week at the Chalfont, Atlantic City.
-ReY. A. P. Botsford filled the Presby
serian pulpit at Gloucester City last Sunday.
Pastor Jenkens will occupy his pulpit
in the Central Baptist Church next Sun
day.
Misses Sue and Mary Reynolds have
been recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A.
Fish.
Miss Ada Curry of Elmer is spending
sometime with her uncle Mr.. Albert Curry
of Davis street.
Rev. i'll. Howard left on Monday for
Bradley Beach where he will spend the
month Of August.
Misses Reba Murphy and Elizabeth
Porter are spending three weeks at the Rio
Grande, Atlantic City.
Miss Sarah Turner, of BridgetoD, has
been the guest of Miss Nellie Smith, Of Lin
coin street the past few days.
DIR. C. T. Bennett and family will go
80 the Pocono Mountains next Thursday,
Aug. 8th. for TWO weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Raohor and wife
and daughter Matte, of Evan, was visiting
relatives in Woodbury. last Sunday.
Mrs. Mark B. Lippincott and Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. A. Fisher are at the Glendale,
Atlantic City, for two weeks outing
Mr.. J. A. Carpenter of Akron, Ohio
ueceeds telegraph operator Frank Patter-
son who has been transferred to Camden.
Mr.. Fred J. Ruch has accepted posi-
sion as draughtsman at the Fall River
siipyard at Fall River, Mass.
The Rey. Geo. H. Wales Of The Scott
Presbyterian. Church of Philadelphia, preach
ed in the Presbyterian Church last Sunday.
An old fashioned rain came this way
last Monday. 1t didn't blow, nor hail, nor
lightning. 1t just rained, and 1t was needed;
il was a real luxury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira E. Westcott of West
Centre street announce the marriage of
their daughter Elizabeth to Thompson Al
len Campbell Of Atlantic City.
John Thompson Jr., one Of the clerks
in Stokes store, and wife and son George,
have been spending a couple of days in
Bethlehem, Pa, the past week.
Rev. Geo. Tomson pastor of the Pres
byterian Church is taking the month Of
August as his vacation during which time
shere will be no Sunday evening service
or Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
In this Office for the week ending July 80,
1907: Mrs. Martha Monitor, Abstain King,
Albert Richman, Bernard Smith, 2. In
calling for the above, please say, 'sadver-
tised, - giving date of list.
The Pennsylvania Railroad adYertlses
a special Atlantic City train in this paper
this week, for the accommodation of those
who desire to spend the evening at that re-
sort. It is indeed novelty to eat supper
at home, board a dirtless, cinderless train,
speed away so miles to the sea and be home
by respectable bedtime.
The West End base ball team journey
ed to Gibbstown on Saturday, and defeated
+ the team of that place by the score of
to 4. Gibbstown thought they had a cinch
by scoring runs in the first inning, but
the West. End boys soon got together, and
by the ending of the ninth inning West
End had scored runs to Gibbstown's 4.
Last Friday afternoon as Mrs. Judge
Starr was drying near Bonner's corner, the
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she carriage against telephone pole by the
road side. In the carriage, besides Mrs.
Starr, where the twin girls, aged years,
and Mrs. F. D. Leaning All were spilled
out, though not much hurt. The telephone
pole hid the carriage, and the horse came
home at the top of his speed.
new fraternal secret society was or
.ganizsd in Woodbury. Monday evening.
The Woodbury. Branch OF the National Pro-
lection Legion, was instituted in Prehl's
Hall by District Manager, VIM. Drake, of
Phila. The officers are:-Past President,
Samuel B. Burkett; President, w. G. Hill;
v. P. Sam'I B. Spiegel; Secretary, H. S.
Fox; Treas, sam'l B. spiegel; Chap, w.
z. Wilmer; Cond., VIM. s.. Sagirs: Guard.