Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-06-11


away.
1 Hon. D. o. Watkins is GA his annual
outing up in Maine. co
Henry Jones. near swedesboro, will
have grass sale June 10.
Atwood Bros announce an unusual
reduction in furniture prices.
Mr.. Theo. Geisel has moved to Mantua,
and will still retain his landry business.
A Seventh Day Adventist camp meet
I ing is being held in tent on Walnut street
Mr.. Alfred Lee Twells is graduate of
she Penn Charter school Of Philadelphia
this year.
Rev. J. C. Pierce, Of Wayne, Pa, filed
she pulpit OF the Central Baptist Church
last Sunday.
Hon. John Carpenter and wife of Gin
ton, N. J., spent last Sunday with rela
tives in Woodbury..
Next Monday is Flag Day IN New Jel-
sey. See Governors proclamation, and
hang Old Glory out.
Alfred Harker, on Asa G. Harker's fam
near Woodbury., shipped eight baskets Of
peppers on Tuesday morning.
The Board of Health is going toinaug-
urate a crusade to compel connection of
drains, etn., with the sewer system.
Miss Beatrice Martin and brothers
Claude and Wallace Of Poplar avenue are
spending sometime at Paterson, n. J.
DIR. L. NJ. Halsey. of Williamstowo, is
attending the annual meeting of the Ma
tional Medical Association, in Chicago.
The excursion season will be opened
by the Central Baptists next Monday, the
18th inst. They go to Knights Park.
Rev. DR.. Nicholas F. Stahl, Of German
town, preached in the Presbyterian Church,
last Sunday before two large audiences.
Mr.. Ora Sharp has accepted a position
with the Blue Front Market and has moved
into the house connected with the store.
Mrs. Elizabeth LaDow and daughter
Eva of Centre street. are spending sometime
with Mr.. Clinton LaDow Of Burlington,
NJ.
The sale of F. c. Myers real estate by
ex-Sheriff Springer has been postponed un-
I'll Monday, June 22d, at the same hour
and place
Mr.. C. A. Brown is at Ocean Grove
ehis week, but will be home next Sunday.
After next Monday he will continue at the
Grove through the season.
Landscape Artist Pope, of Barnsboro,
laid out and graded the succession of ter
races at ]. Willard Morgan's property on
Good Intent lake this week
"A night steamboat line to Philadelphia
will be established at Nj. Royal, beginning
on June 49, and leaving Hoffman's wharf
at p. m. daily. See adver.
Mr.. c. W. Hawn has moved from
Broad and German street to the store re-
Gently occupied by Theo Geisel, and con-
tinue to run a frst-class restaurant.
Miss Bertha Marcus, of the First Ward,
underwent on operation for appendicitis at
Cooper Hospital last Monday. Late reports
are to the effect that she is doing nicely.
Harry B., son Of H. T. Grant, aged Is
years, has not been absent from any school
session in six years. nor tardy. He will en-
ter the third year Of Woodbury. High School
next Fall
The official report on the personnel
and morale Of Company I, of this city,
made by Inspector Reed, u S. A.. is very
Aattering. The Company will camp at Sea
Grit July Il to 18
"A farmer Advertised a team of horse
for sale last week, and in one day had five
calls for them. If you have anything for
sale, or want to buy anything, try our
short adver. column.
The local branch A. O. U. ". will hola
an open meeting in Odd Fellows Hall to-
night, at 80 O'Clock. One of the attrac-
lions will be a good address A general in
gitation is extended.
If reports are true, an old man was held
up by three negroes on Mantua avenue, in
the city limits, about O'Clock Tuesday af-
ternoon and stripped of So, all ne had. The
difficulty about the report is that, "the old
man. is not known.
Our townsman, ex-Counoilman Cheno-
weth, was honosed by his alma-mater,
Dickinson College, on Tuesday by having
conferred on him the degree Doctor Of sci.
ence. The degree Doctor Of Laws was con.
ferred on Governor Fort.
The Red Bank sanatarium opened last
Monday for the season Of 1903, and every