Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-13
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LOCAL sRIETs.

in New York City
William Keat and family are spending
week at Ocean City.
There are Is inmates Of the Jail, four
OF them being women.
Miss Saleme Morgan is on "trip to
Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Monday was the banner day for canta-
loupes, but prices were low.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Underwood are
spending sometime at Ocean City.
Judge Starr and family are spending a
few weeks at Fishers Island, N. Y.
DIR. EN-. Sullivan and wife are spend
ing their vacations at Eagles Mere, Pa.
DIR. Amos P. Underwood Is enjoying a
week at Atlantic City and Ocean City.
DIR. r. K Morgan will go 80 Wildwood
tomorrow, and return on she 2Sth inst,
Walter Branson, an employee of the
Constitution is enjoying weeks vacation.
MIR. William Albright, Jr, has moved
into the Carey property on Curtis avenue.
Miss Margaret Burdsall Of Bridgeton, is
visiting Miss Marion Clark OF Centre street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Clifford Dubois are
spending this week at the Delaware Water
Gap.
Miss Margaret Bill and mother Of New
York City are the guests of Mrs. John Es-
tell.
MIR. Warren Pedrick has moved from
Philadelphia into the Lay house on Ger
man street.
Miss Annie W. Scott has been a recent
guest Of her sister, Mrs. George Gum, of
Burlington.
Mrs Fay Babcock is cbaperoning a
party Of young folks who are camping at
Ocean City for two weeks.
-Mahlon W. Newton has awarded the
contract for another dwelling house on Hop
kins street to Joseph B. Best.
The Misses Beatrice and Ethel Card
have been recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert E, Card, Of Dare street.
Mr.. John Bill and family, of Indian
napolis, Indiana. are the guests of Mrs.
Bills mother, Mrs. Frank White, of Della
ware street.
Thomas E. French, Esq on his farm
this side Of Swedesboro has peach orchard
of 500 trees that will rival anything Of its
kind in the country.
Horace F. Nixon and family Of Ever
green avenue left on Tuesday for Cape May,
where they will remain for the balance Of
she summer, occupying cottage.
Sweet potatoes are being dug while the
prices are high, no risks being taken this
year that the spring prices next year viii
warrant keeping the vegetables in cellars,
The Poplar avenue property OF George
E. Pierson, has been rented TO Mr.. Charles
Fl. Bowden, Of Philadelphia, who is con-
nected with the Curtis Publishing Com
pany.
"A very fine pair Of hcrses weighing
1875 pounds each, dark dapple grays, FIVE
and six years old, has been purchased by
Harry A. Fish, from dealer at Boyertown,
Pa.
DIR. Charles G. Spear, of Camden Co.,
has tomato field of twenty acres which be
has sold by contract to the Campbell Pre-
serve Company for twenty cents basket,
by the whole lot. 20
List OF letters remaining uncalled for
the week ending August 10, 1908. Mrs.
Fred Gardener, Miss Margaret Leland, Mrs.
shellinper, Mr.. G. F. Mangine, Mr.. Nc
Murtrie, Mr. Jos. Sharp, VIM. H. West.
Persons calling for above, please say adver-
tised
Fire destroyed the barn on the Dobb s
farm, along Timber creek, together with
several head of live stock early on Saturday
morning. The building was struck by
lightning on Friday afternoon, but no fire
was discovered until several hours later
Thomas Kelly is the tenant on the farm.
On complaint of his wife, Clarence Hut
Crimson, Of Gibbstown, was held under
$50 bail by Squire Cowgirl, at the Wood
bury Jail on Tuesday. The charge was
assault. To break up drinking party in
which the man was participating the wo-
man threw slipper, and was thrown out
Of doors for her intrusion.
George F. Nixon, of Evergreen avenue,
who was formerly connected with Evening
Bulletin and Bridgeton Chronicle, attended
Governor Forts luncheon last Thursday,
which was given to the newspaper editors
and journalists OF New Jersey. Mr.. Nixon
is an honorary member Of she New Jersey
Editorial Association and the PHILADELPHIA