Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.

County Chairman F. B. Davis is home
from Asbury Park.
Benjamin Dilks and family are at Pit
man for two weeks.
Miss Caroline P. Smith is in Boston
for two weeks stay.
Miss Clara Pearson is spending a few
weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs. L. Hughes is entertaining Mrs.
P. E. Brandt, OF Media
Miss K. G.. Carpenter is spending two
weeks at Mcveytown, Pa.
William Wilmer and Morris Garres
are at Pleasantyille, N. ].
Mrs. H. Flanigen is spening two weeks
at Baltimore Inn, Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carr are spending
few weeks near As5ury Park.
See adver. Of premium list of the Farm
mers Picnic at Washington Park.
Harry G. Bennett has accepted posi-
tion in Leppee's hardware store.
Colonel Green and family are at their
summer home at Lake Hopatkong.
Miss S. K. Duncan left to-day fer
Ocean City to remain for month.
Misses Bertha and Helen Anderson are
spending a few days at Haddonfeld.
MINI Chew is laying concrete walks
around the T. w. Baccheus residence.
Councilman G. G. Pearson and family
are spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry N. Broadwater
are spending few days at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Wickersham and
daughter, of High street, are at Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H Turnbull Of
High street are spending sometime at Ocean
City.
The Freeholders will meet next Mon
day to arrange to rebuild the County House
barn.
Rey. ]. L. Burkett, of Jamesburg, has
been recent guest of his parents on
Franklin St.
"A large number from here went on the
first dollar excursion of the year to Allan
Sic City yesterday.
Master Howard Wilkins underwent an
opertion for throat trouble last Thursday
at Jefferson Hospital.
Mr.. A. H. Chandler and family left
Pennsgrove to-day for Weirs, N. H, where
they will spend some time.
Postmaster Pedrick, who has betn
threatened with typhoid, went to Wildwood
Crest last week to recupeIate.
DIR. E.P. McGeorge, of Woodstown, was
in Woodbury. last Monday, and paid his re-
speets to the democrat office.
Herbert N. Twells left last Friday for
Gettysburg with troop A. n. G. P. where
he viii spend week in camp.
Lieutenant Charles W Barber left on
Saturday for SIS. Thomas, Kentucky. Mrs.
Barber and son will follow in about one
month.
IF. L. Wilkins Estate Agency an
nounces the sale of the VIM. Morris prop
erty on Glover ST. to Mrs. Sallie Jones'
Price not stated.
Mrs. R. A. Anderson and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boyd Avis of Newton avenue,
will leave to-day for Weirs, New Hamp-
shire, for few weeks.
The Rev. J. o. MeIlhenny, will make
the address on Friday at the MONDAY
Brotherhood of st. Andrews service at old
st. Paul's Church, Philadelphia
Three new fire alarm boxes haye been
4 put in No. II at Magnolia avenue and
Cleveland street; No. 221 Cooper and Eu-
cid, and No. 227 Poplar and Cooper st.
The fifth birthday of Eleanor, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Everitt Pierce, of High
street, was made the occasion of a great
gathering of little folks on Tuesday after
noon.
Several great cases of furniture arrived
at the residence of Mr.. 7. w Bascbeus, on
South Broad street, Tuesday direct from
England. The goods are family heirlooms
and came to him after the death of both
parents
One hundred telephones about Will
Jamestown are out Of service because OF the
storm this morning, and we are unable to
sya4 rerorts from the soanaS of any of theaa
fires. The loss was also very great in
Salem and Cumberland counties.
Last Saturday the West End base ball
team Of this city travelled to Germantown
and defeated the Cliveden team of that
Mace BY the score of s 20 8 The game ruas