Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-09

LOCAL sRrETs.


-Maples are almost in full leaf
See advertisements Of Rutgers exami-
nation.
Mr.. Thomas Wallace is spending some
time at Salem.
The farmers are now busily engaged
putting in seeds and plants.
A special musicale program was given
in Christ Church last Sunday evening.
Geo. Kugler has returned from North
Carolina, where he has been visiting his
uncle
An adjourned meeting Of the Board Of
Education will be held in the Academy TO-
night.
Mr.. Frank Reynolds and wife, of Phil
adelphia were guests of Mr.. and Mrs H. A.
Fish on Sunday.
Miss Ella Busch, Of Philadelphia was
the guest of Miss Blanche Lee, Of German
street on Sunday.
"A surprise party was given Miss Ruth
Cloud at her home on Broad street., on Fri
day last, by her little girl friends.
AT meeting Of the Official Board OF
the First Baptist Church an increase Of $500
was added to the salary Of ReY Geo-S Wen
dell.
Mr.. E. L. Cloud has been appointed
clerk Of Woodbury. Castle to succeed
Harry C.Waram who has moved to Wayne,
Pa.
The Alumni Association Of Peirce's
School. Philadelphia, which has member
shin Of 700, has elected Prof Samuel H.Tal-
man as presidents.
-Adjutant Dawson attended the uuvell-
ing Of the monument to the 23rd regiment,
NJ Volunteers, at Salem Church, Va, last
Saturday.
AT the birthday social given in the NJ
E. Sunday school room last Thursday even
ing, by Mrs. Lays class, the sum OF S42 go
was realized.
Mr.. H. C. Foote, for 80 years book
keeper for Colonel Green, and now in his
87th year has resigned. City Clerk, John
E. Estell, is his successor.
On May IL the old soldiers and Jr.
American Mechanics will attend divine ser
vices in the Bethel ME Church, Hurffville,
at 10. 80 a. NJ, when she pastor, Rev. Goff,
will deliver special sermon. All welcome.
&C. q. Gebhard started for Toronto,
Canada, yesterday, to superintend the
manufacture Of Col. Green's medicines for
q time. his sister, Mrs. Walkup and Fred.
Bayer, an assistant, will accompany him
Charles, son Of DR.. J. c. Curry Of this
city, has successfully passed the preliminary
examinations for admission to Annapolis
naval academy which he will enter next
June. The DEMOCRAT tenders congratulate
tions
Considerable matter intended for this
issue including communicated article on
4sCitY Economy, The Bake Fire and Water
Pressure = are crowded out this week by a
press Of news and advertising matter that
cannot be delayed.
-Ex- Councilman II. G. Waram moved
from the First Ward to Wayne last
Thursday, to be more convenient to his
business. Mr. Waram has been leader in
public affairs for SO many years that be will
be greatly missed from our city.
Mr.. Thomas Ware and Mr. Chas Her;-
sage have been chosen as delegates to repre-
sent Woodbury. Branch G. BIB. Association
as the convention in Toronto, Canada Mr..
Harry Madden and Mr.. Geo. 2. Pierce as
delegates TO Il convention Of she State Fed
Grafton Of Labor al Trent n.
Commission Merchant John FL Coombs,
who resides at Mantua, has bought the props
erty near the corner of Spruce and Little
Dock ST., Phila. Price is not'given- Mr.
Coombs has by til is purchase made place
for the permanent establishment Of his bust
ness, Success to him.
List Of letters remaining uncalled for
in this Office for she week ending May s,
1907: Mrs. Andrew Horner, Mrs. Mary
Lyons III; Mr. Jos. Beaehoeier. Mr.. G. H.
Kelly. NJ. Mahlon Marshall, Mr.. Chas. Mac
Donnell or Mcdonnell, Mr.. Leibert. In
calling for the above, please say .adver-
tised. . giving date Of list. Frank D. Ped
rick, p. m.
H.H. Thoman has completed alterations
to the old A. S. Barber residence, and re-
moved his jewellery store there. He has
splendid show window, and il you step in
side you will be surprised to see how artis-
tioaIly he has arranged the interior. Mr..
Thoman is now permanently settled and
prepared to supply the needs Of the people
in all that pertains to his business.