Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-20

LOCAL sRIEFs.

weeks at Ocean City.
&c. B. Leonard, Of Thorofare, is spend
ing week at Atlantic City.
Misses Elsie and Edith CLARK are spend
ing three weeks at Ocean City.
Miss Bertha Jessup ard mother are
spending ten days at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Edward Jessup and son Paul are
spending sometime at Atlantic City.
Miss Jennie L. Garron is spending a
week with Mrs. CA. Brown at Ocean Grove.
Lawyer A. h. swackhamer and family
are at Asbury Park for the balance of the
month
Director William Dufield, of the Clay
ton Band, was home Oh business trip
last Monday.
Mrs. Jos. Henry and daughter Mary
are spending two weeks at Atlantic City,
stopping on Belivue ave.
Plumber William Wakemen is estab-
fishing new heating apparatus in the First
National Bank building
Councilman Joseph Coombs, wife and
nieces, Katherine and Louise Banz, are as
Atlantic City for short stay.
Mrs. Hustled and daughter Bessie, Of
Curtis avenue, are spending some time in
Boston and other places of interest.
William LaDow, with his mother and
and sister are spending this week at Ocean
GROVE, with Mrs. E. P. LaDow.
Mrs. L. n Hand and sister, Miss Sarah
Holdstein, are spending sometime with rel
atives at Fort Elfsburg, Salem County.
Andes E. Budd has adopted foundling
"a little girl baby he took in as overseer Of
Poor and to which his family has become
attached
Mrs. K schnobel, son Paul and daugh-
ter Daisy, of New York, are the guests of
her sister, Mrs. Charles Picard, on Curtis
avenue.
Last Sunday night, between and II
O'Clock, 205 truck wagons passed up Crown
Point roads. Each averaged between hree
and four tons.
Miss Ethel Kircher, who has been eonfn-
ed 70 her bed with appendicitis for the past
ten days is better now and a speedy recoY-
airy is expected.
-Messrs. Clarence Burkett and Arthur
HANDLE and the Misses Florence Eldridge
and Lillian Holstein are spending few
days at Ocean City.
Through the Park real estate agency,
barber John Schoeler has rented the Wal
ton house, No. 29 South Broad street John
has accepted position with Barber Max
Engle.
Mrs John Ssackenwalt, Of Deerfeld,
Miss Estella Stackenwalt, Harry Hendy and
Frank Rachor of this city are spending
week at Atlantic City, stopping at the
Tabor Inn.
Mayor Ladd has called special meet
ing of Council tonight in Council Chamber.
1t is surmised that the Light Contract is
the matter that the Mayor will make the
special order
MIR. and Mrs. CIendenning, Of Ever
green Hall, celebrated their 36sh wedding
mani yersary at game Of $500 last Thurs
day. The host and hostess received many
beautiful gifts.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in this Office for the week ending August II
1908; Mrs. Ida Cassell, Mrs. Fannie Jones.
Miss Caroline Jones, Mr.. George Clisby,
Mr. Ally johnson, Mr.. Badd Reys.
Agent Cozens, local representative of
the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals, compelled man hauling live
chickens closely packed in crates. to take
them out and use more crates. Many Of the
fowls were found to be exhausted
Z William S. Plat, Of Thorofare, is going
TO Howard Junction next Monday on bust
ness for the Dupont Powder Company The
torpedo factory is there and some repairs
are in progress, and Mr. Platt viii superin-
tend the work. He will be gone about ten
days.
Harry W. Molonia arrived home from
Victoria, British Columbia on Monday, to
see his father, who is Ill. The distance is
4,200 miles, and Harry will return in
few days. The journey consumes seven
days each way.
Miss Bessie Stewart, who was instruc-
tress of the Commercial Course in Wood
bury High School last year, and who
accepted reelection, has resigned and ac-
cepted position in the high school at
Matawan, N. j., at an increased salary.
As Dam Mumford was moving the
great mixing machine used by the Standard
Bitulithic Co., from Wood street wharf to
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