Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-09-12
LOCAL ERIEFs.

-1uIS6 SArkco 1StotASS Ao OAesS w. -
into blast on september,S. 30
Councilman Pancoast has gone West
on two weeks business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Greene are spend
ing week at Straudsburg, Pa.
Prof. Leudtke returned last Sunday
from successful musical season.
-Paulsboros water purchase election is
to be reviewed by the Supreme Court
Col. G. G. Green and family arrived
home from Lake Hopatcong, last Friday.
Mr.. Corwin Warren and sister, Of High
street are spending ten days at Dubois, Pe,
Miss Florence Henry has resumed her
studies at the State Normal School, Tren-
tom
james Dufield has closed his restaurant
in the Bibo building and moved to the Lee
farm.
The Philadelphia Suburban Co. have
an interesting adv. in this issue of the DEM
ocRAT.
Woodbury. Bottle Works, will begin
work in one factory next Saturday and one
on Monday. 20
Mr.. and Mrs. J.E Pierson, Of Hopkins
street, are spending few days at Sag Har-
Dor, Long Island.
-'sTomn Wentz fed Mantua Grange
with peaches, cantaloupes and watermelons
on Monday night.
Julia Tett, Hungarian of Phila., aged
81, was drowned in Timer Greek, last
Sunday while bathing.
October 20 is the date set for Mrs.
Wells to begin the revival services in the
Kemble M. f. Church.
-Messrs. J. Stanley Twells and George
R. Mankin, are enjoying two weeks at the
Hotel Justice, Holly Beach.
Waller W. Henderson, of Baltimore,
and family, are visiting his parents, Mr..
AMI Mrs. John NJ. Henderson.
Miss Rachel Mommen, Of Blooming
ton, Illinois, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
G. W Gray, of South Broad street.
As Editor Frank Wilson was racing a
train on Monday he injured his left leg be-
low the knee, and now wears cane.
MIR. George Gum, editor Of the Burling-
ton Enterprise, and wife, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Gums parents in Woodbury..
Miss Helen Mitchell and Miss Jane B.
Callan, of West philadelphia, have been
visiting Miss Estella Mathers, of Woodland
ave.
Mrs. Jesse Eastlack and daughter Of
washinton, D. c., have been recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John sennett, of German
street.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W milford and son
of High street, left by way of ''auto'' Sat
urday for Alloway, where they will spend
several weeks.
The 'boys" OF our print shop thank
Mr.. Thos. N Wentz for one of his juicy
Monte Cristo watermelons, the SWEETEST
melon that grows, ''Tom" says.
The So annual meeting of the Glouces-
ter County Sunday-school Convention will
be held in the First Baptist Church, Wood
bury, on Thursday, October Sd, 1907.
John Urban, Woodbury's confectioner,
celebrated his sgd birthday on Tuesday,
also the goth anniversary of his marriage
September 10 is Mr.. Urban's lucky day.
The Lone Bill Dramatic Company will
give an entertainments in GREEN'S Opera
House next Saturday evening, entitled
1.-THE Mountain Rose, or winning Wife. y
After lapse of nine days, a valuable
mare owned by Andes E. Budd developed
lockiaw. DR.. Carol Rogers was called and
administered antitoxin and the animal has
recovered.
All the services at the Central Baptist
Church will be at the regular hour next
Sunday morning service 1890. Sabbath
Schools 80 p m. and evening service Z. As
p. m.
Mrs. Maude Hawkins, of Newfeld,
made another unsuccessful attempt on
Tuesday before V. G.. Leaning to have her
husband, Thomas J. Hankins sent to Jail
for failure to pay alimony to her, as provi-
ded by decree of the Court of Chancery in
divorce suit entered about year ago.
The husband had met with an accident and
sprained his ankle which disabled him from
earning any money with which to pay the
alimony. The Vice Chancellor denied the
application
The Democrats of Monroe township
haye ne-nominated VIM. M. Tombleson for
Chosen Freebooter while the Republicans
laua ,,a.,aad II G I.ala.d II 49,.