Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-30
LOCAL SRIEFs.
'Bibo's Jumbos are better than eyer.

VIM. G. Eldridge and family are at At.
lantic City for week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Heritage are at
Delaware Water Gap.
The City Board of Education will meet
in the Academy tonight.
Miss Name Hoke is guest at Beach
Villa, Cape May, for two weeks. S.
Mrs. Frank White is spending a week
with her sister at Stone Harbor.
Mr.. Howard Ward, clerk in Merritt's
drug store, is spending week at Bridge ton.
Mr.. Clarence Batten and family and
Miss Matte G. Basten leave on Saturday
for Ocean City for two weeks.
Mr.. w. A. Stiles and daughter are
spending two weeks in Atlantic City, stop
Ding at Hotel Traymore.
Mr.. w. C. Hill and wife and the Mis-
SEES Nellie and Lillian Wilkins, are enjoy
ing week at Delaware Water Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Turner Of
Miliville haye been recent visitors of Mrs.
Elizabeth LaDow and family Of Centre St.
DR. Bennett and family will go to
Ocean City next Saturday afternoon. The
doctor will return Monday morning, Au-
gust 10th.
-Four Woodbury. boys, Irving Cooper,
Edward and Lloyd Pearson, and Howard
Wilson are spending ten days at Corson's
Inlet
a number OF Woodburians gave ex-
Councilman II G. Wasam surprise Mon
day night at his home, $500 n. 9sh street,
Philadelphia
WIN. A. Fisher and wife and Miss
Alice Lppincott, will spend swo weeks in
Maine, starting next Thursday, August
sixth, via Boston steamship line from
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Parker B. Burke aud Miss Lydiss
C. Warner, both Of this city, were quietly
married by Rev. W. E. Reynolds, pastor
Of the First Bsptiss Church, lass Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Aiois Ssifriz is now member Of
the staff Of physicians for three weeks, at
the Philadelphia Hospital, the honor being
secured by his high marks at a recent ex-
animation.
The excursion By the Retail Merchants
to Lorewood Grove, yesterday, was a big
success, the commodious boat being uncoms
fortabIy filled. All report an ENJOYABLE
outing, and the Association has the salts
faction Of realizing profit of near 800.
lightning cut SO many queer cape5s at
Clayton last week, that people who under
stand she situation conclude shat the local
correspondents of the press were themselves
struck by the Jersey brand every time the
heavens were lighted up.
John Hunter, colored, refused to
move along last Saturday night and Of
ficer Redield took him in, and he paid
50 70 for his independence. A thorough
enforcement OF the rule against corner loaf
ing would be appreciated in Woodbury..
West Deptford Township is to be diyi-
ded into two voting precincts, one to be at
& Thorofsre and the new one as Newhold.
E This will be a great saving in horse flesh
and gasoline on election day Red Bank
avenue from Woodbury. line to National
Park line, is the dividing line 90
u F. Sandoz, who came from the vine
yards of Switzerland, has small vineyard
Il -, LII oI.
in bis native land The viues are lader
with large punches Of grapes, some almos
almost ripe. At the same time she vines
are fall Of new blossoms, indicating heavy
scond crop.
The Mautua Board Of Education hai
elected these teachers: Albert H
Brandiff. of Pennsgtove, principal q
Mantua, with Wiilena S Wieks, 0
Iona; Miss Ray Huliugs, Of Barnesbore
Miss Hitchner, OF Elmer, assistants. Mr.
Brandiff is a graduate Of Dickinson College
Il National Park Camp Meeting will be
gin on August 'The following pastor
have been engaged TO lead the yaricu
services: Rev. DR.. Eli Clifford, Rev. d.
Marshall Owens, Rev. DR.. H J zeliy, Rev
DR.. Alfred waeg, Dist. supt. of Trenton
Dist; Rev. Or. S. W. Lake, Rev DR.. VIM
B. Wood, Rev. J. R. Mason, Rey. G c
senser, Rev. D. E. Clair and others. Holi
ness camp will be from August q to 81 AM
Temperance camp from September | to
The proposed amendments to the State
Constitution, which were passed by bot
houses of the Legislature lass winter, ar
advertised ia this paper this week. Unde
the Constitution the next Legislature mus
vote on the proposed amendments, and
they pass both houses BY majority Yoss