Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-07-25
II. Frank Wilson and wife spent last

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Station Agent Murphy is enjoying his
annual ten days vacation.
Supervisor stanger is scraping the West
vile and Paulsboro road to-day.
Misses Florence and May Henry are
spending few days at Ocean City.
Mrs. Jere Daniels has returned from
three weeks visit to New Hampshire.
William Henry, Of German street, has
moved into the Henderson house on Gen.
tire street.
Everett Pierce and family will spend
three weeks in New Hampshire, beginning
August 2.
Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Leonard, of Thoro-
fare, will go to Wildwood next Saturday for
a weeks stay.
"A land turtle, with "a. F. Fl. 1S48"
was found on the shuster farm, near Pauls-
boro, yesterday.
Miss Lidia Reidesel and Miss Clara
Glass of Frankford are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Knorr.
The city is laying cement walk in
front Of the Redfeld and Whitall properties
on Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Pennington, of
German street, are spending a week at
Ridgeley, Delaware.
We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement Of she Wenonah Realty
Company in this paper.
The Board Of Health of National Park
has got money in its treasury to loan
Thomas Platt, treasurer.
Landlord Rachor and Barber Joseph N.
Coombs left on Tuesday morning for fish
ing trip at Greenwich Piers.
-Councilman shiYers and Cattell and
Thomas Hutchinson, accompanied Senator
Pfieffer yesterday, to examine arteslan wells
The first dollar excursion to Atlantic
was well patronized yesterday for the first
excursion. They will run weekly hereafter.
Pastor Tomson has taken the mission
ary circle Of his church to Wilmington to-
day, via steamboat from Arch street wharf.
Mrs. George Brick, Mrs. G. Il. Allis-
ter and son, and Percy Brick, are at the
Glendale, Atlantic City for two weeks.
Mark B. Lippincott, one of Woodbury's
oldest citizens, has been quite i'll this week.
His condition today is considerably i'm
proved.
Gloucester City has decided at a spec
ial election held last Tuesday, by vote of
385 to 305, to increase its indebtedness for
streets S75, 900.
DR. Hillegass found his dog anchored
in the bottom Of the creek. Il had been
shot, then thrown iHto the stream, with
weight tied to It's neck.
Five Woodbury. boys, the Pearson Bros,
Edward and Lloyd, Wayne Walton, John
Leonard and E. H. Carpenter are camping
on branch of Mantua creek
The case of Lehr vs.. Public Service Cor
poration will be tried to-day before Judge
Endicott. Mr.. Lehr was struck by trolley
in North Woodbury. sometime ago.
The Executive committee of the Far
mers Picnic at Washington Park, will meet
at the Park next Saturday evening to COM
plete arrangements for the picnic on August
IA.
Benjamin Sparks, Of Mantua has pur-
chased sixtY-fve acres of the Redrow farm,
near that place. The somers homestead
was sold to Allie Somers on Tuesday for
$1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Garrison and
daughter, of Camden, are spending week
with A E Budd's family, and they spent
yesterday with Thomas Platt's at National
Park.
-Ex sheriff Springer was cut and bruised
about the head on Monday morning wkile
going up Market street, Philadelphia, when
suit case fell from a second story window,
and landed on him.
-On Monday last, D. o. Watkins, special
master, sold the Romans properties in Man
tua and Franklin township, the Mantua
properties to Thos Romans for S275 and
the franklin for $500.
Thomas Farley,o Pueblo, Col. formerly
of Woodbury., was buried at Hurffville ON
Tuesday morning. Deceased was 80 years
old and is survived by wife who has the
sympathy Of many friends
One Of the County officers says that
Woodbury. needs some more policemen. He
said that three are not enough on Saturday
nights. He said that last Saturday night
there was large crowd in front Of the side
door of the Court House acting in dis
orderly manner.
-Four childien OF Morris Powers and
four of Elmer shiles children have been ill