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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08
GrmittirmmseH brobcn.
@cbenfIite GntpideIlngen be5 Nelu-
gorfer W~ietbsItrites. - Sunhertc

@coenfIite GntpideIungen Oes Nelu-
gorfer WietbSItrifes. - Sunhertc
BON Samilien iollen bcute uui Die
StruBc geictt peroen.
Hem Oorf, {. Snnlar. - Otit
, iehr gcmiid)ten 8efiiblen Ieben etluo
500 Sumilien Der inter Dem 3eifelt
oes WietberitrifcS I%tcben0en untcren
SitIeitc Dem morgigcn Gage cnt9e.
gen. Snt bod Hidter Econ Sanders
i'm Wuni5ipoIgcrid]te inWabilon'Str IT.
9eitcrn i'm 2ollic meni9er Stunoett
ebctio pielc @rmiiiionSbefcble oitSgcs
iteut, beren Sonltredlng mor9cn ers
iolgen ioa, fous Iid) Die bctreiicnoeu
Mietber nift porber nit oen 9ausbe.
iibern olf ir9cno cine @eiIe ailsein.
nnocrgeiebt bobe1. 2etterc crmorten
nit 9~cItinntbcit, bob eS lid Damn
5ci9en merbe, orti ipie itpod)cn Sit
BEN Der ann5c NuSItou0 itehc; iuic eS
beibt, 'ino lie ilbereingefommen, fcIne
Der an bemielbcu bCtbciligtcn SAINT
lien in irgC1lo eincn1 ihrcr SoltIcr nuf-
5unebmen, uno lie ichcn cincm gro
BEN GroouS nod brownsville cnt9e-
gen. BIS gegen 3 llbr 9eltcrn 9tod)-
nlittaG botten u%n9eI0br 300 nCitere
SouSbcliber boS Grmiiiionsocriobrcn
geacn lire Wtictbcr im@crid)te in Wa'
bilonltroBe eiugeleitet, mo mebr OILS
1000 bcrortigc 9efeble nerocn in oc1t
ndd)Iteu 5cbn SoQen ertpartet. MoS
borollS iperoen miro, cnt5iebt lid oil.
gcnblidIid nod ieoer 9erchnurg.
Snllten Die @uISgerGtbe Der 2elite
mirfIih ouf bic Strabe 9eiebt meroen,
10 miibte bic Stoot tic enentuell ouf
ibrc Soften iortihoiien mo IN Eager.
bduiern u1tcrbringrn lolicn, oa ionlt
Elm babies 9useno StroBen ourd)
SolSrot6 uro WobeI blodirt meroelt
lpiirocn.
Wit 9egeiIterlma nobm man I'M
Strife Souptol,orticr bic <noe pom
mcbrfod)cn Instrumentation nit ben
EoliieireIcrpcr orf. IS bot bIi,tige
aopfe gcnug 9c9cben; ood) broithte
fciuer Der Gpmbottolten ms 2a5o.
rctb gcibofft 81 mcroeu. Siel Der
ipri6t man lif bon Ser Sbotigfeit Der
Srou TbeIpS Stofcs, oeren Hiidtebr
man geitern nit Sebniudlt entgegen-
iab, mo Ole on9cblih periproden bat,
I'M Sntereiie Der Sohe cini9e 8eben
81 bolten.
Giele @duier6eiiber erbielten belltc
ononpme S6reibenb meld)e ihnel1
nah Gouitredung Der GrmittirungS.
9efcble nit Der 9ronbiodcl oroben.
Npplifotionen nm Grmittirnngsbc.
iehlep lielcn belite 10 molienbait eir,
bob lid etlid,e @erihte meigerterL
peiterc 0eilldc Dor 0onnerItog in
~Grlpugllng SIT 5ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08

&rs. @insIup,s suuthiua sarup

D,rb felt fiber fhunsuppfeh5ts ,labren zen
Miaisnt NJ sr n,o gaitt,rs fas ts,s stnsst Set,M
9trnhtet has Qtub, erpetdtt ben 0aumen, be,
f9ptftist ale sdmerien; farirt Nlnbfpltt IND
III oas bette MitteI iir Gtarrboe. BON gpos
aefuib ino ~berIan9t yY2rs. Spluslew's eopthius
eprup" utb nebint feine anoere Sorte. Tlinf'
unosfunf,3ig Gents bic Slnf@e. Inter benz Ndbr,
%f1ttteI. nH6 9roguens8efet BON 80. Stunt q
gdrurtirt. Ssriensglumrter 1896. Gin atteS
ans aht bepdhrteS D9ttteL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08
Hbiabrtstaae Der C5canbampf.r pOn
Wctu.YDrf.

am 8. San. Gantpfer ygaseogne"
nab SABRE.
Im 9. Gan. 9ampicr Celtic"
nod 2iperpool.
am fl. Dan. Gan,pier ,Slrnei.
Tia" had Olaslom.
Sim If. Soi,. Camper ,8ertp"
nod Reapcl une 1ricit.
Nm If. San. 3ampier rMinne.
babn" nod 2onbon.
@m II. Gan. 0ampfer ,YbilaoeI.
pbia" tad Soiitbampton.
Am II. San. 0ampfer ySrene"
mad Gibraltar uno WeopeI.
@m If. Son. CAMPER Nigeria"
nod Weapel.
am II. Gan. Gompier ,9iiiiiania"
nah 2inerpool.
Am IL. San. Gampfer .gatrieia"
nod Sambitrs.
Nm II. Gan. Tdmpfer .gitonia"
mad Motteroam uno Iibau.
am ID. gan. Gantpfer ,gatapio.
nod NeapeI uno Genua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08
Standardization.

Rem Dorf, 7. Gan. - abae,
fabren: Der Camper yaronprini
Wilbelm" nat 9remer.
palermo, 3. San. - abgefob,
rem: Der Gnmpicr nSicilian Brince"
linh Hem.Dorf.
Ieneoig, 3. San. - angefom.
men: ser Tampier n@iulia" bon
Mep.Dorf.
IntDcrpcm Z. Gan. - Ange-
fommen: Scr Compiler 3eelano" bon
Retu.Dorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08

Gin 10. San. Iumpfer n8aSer
Iano" nof Intmerpen.
am Is. San. 3umpier ~Sccanic"
nadl southampton.
PIN 16. San. Gompier rSeiOlie"
uad Bremen.
PIN t6. San. Camper oGormo.
nio" nud Gibraltar un0 NeopcI.
am t6. San. Gampicr lorraine"
nod) Sabre.
Nm rs. San. 0ompier o8ertp"
nnd, 9teopel mo lricit.
PIN II. San. Gonpicr vScnc5io"
mad Neopel nno WoriciQc.
Im is. San. 3ompfcr st. 8auI"
mad Southampton.
gm IS. San. Goupfcr oNoro'
Imerifo" na6 gieopcI unb @cnun.
@lm IS. 2ar. Camper o@Iiiher"
uot Somburg.
Pm 81. Son. 9onrpfcr nGcciIic"
nod gremell.
am %. San. Gampfer ,SomIono"
nad) Intluerpen.
PIN %. San. 9ompier Tpnoam"
nadl &ottcr0om.
PIN -. San. Camper YGoloipia"
not Somburg.
Am -. San. Gompier yWlajeltic"
mad, southampton.
PIN %. San. Gompicr n9retogne"
nnh &apre.
am %. San. Camper Baltic"
nod Siuerpool.
PIN %. San. Gonpier nHoon"
nad) 9rcmell.
Nm %. Gan. Gnmpicr uMinnc-
tonfo" nod Sonoon.
am 20. Gan. Gompfer 81 Eie'
monte" nat Ncapel unb 8emlo.
Nn %. San. 0nmpier oHer o'Sta.
llo" nab Heopel uno @eniia.
Nm %. San, 0ompier oNep'
Oorf" not southampton.
Nm 20. San. Gampier n6rieorih"
nah Ncopel uno 8enua.
Am %. San. Gompier oManreto.
MIA" nad) 2iucrpool.
Am %. San. 0ompier oRcpublic"
nod) Gibraltar uno 9teapcl.
Am 20. Gan. Camper y2aura"
rod NenpeI uno @enlu.
Am %. San. Gompier nGrconia"
nab Hotteroom uno 2ibou.
Nm %. San. Gompier rAitoria"
nat Glasgow.
PIN %. Gan. 1ompier vMeuoojo"
nah Ncapel un0 @enlla.
9lm %. San. Gampfcr r@oIoer'
ice" nnd) &omburg.
9lm %. San. 3ompicr o3ecIono"
nod) Nntlpcrpen. .o.'''a
9m %. San. 0orhpfet a9lbriotic"
nod) Soutbompton. ~NI.Ilh''"'
Nm %. San. 0orupier @SMcltfc"
lldd) Ocfttld. AZ,
PM 80. Som. Gampicr nEotsoom"
nod) Hotterbom. y H''N'
gm 30. Gan. Gnrttpfcr .aatbrtI5ji"
nad) Neapcl uuo @cnllo.
Nm 30. Gan. 0nlnpfcr n1oitraine"
roh SABRE.
am 30. Gan. Gorpicr ramcrifa"
md Somburg.
Am 30. San. 0anlpicr Is. j. Giet'
gen" nab a%openbager.
am 30. San. Gompicr ogiilom"
nof Bremen.
Nm +. 6cbr. Camper nMcioba"
nod 2onoon.
am I. 2ebr. Gon,pier ct. 2ouis"
nad) Soutbompton.
PIN /. Sebr. Campier oBrGIioent
2incoln" nnd Somburg..
am I. Icbr, Gompicr vGanlpa'
mia" nod) Siperpool.
Am /. 5ebr. Gampicr "Galiiors
mia" nod Glasgow.
Sim /. 6ebr. 0nnpier oGaIn6ria"
nod Heapel.
Nm 4. 6ebr. Compiler yaaiier
Wilbclm Der 3Deite" nnd Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08

ifen 8eionoten bei'm Tatifm BON
Or. h. MiibIberg, DEM cbenlati9cn
Inter. Stautsietret0r oeS Ntspartis
gen Amts, obgeloit iporOen lit, eiuc
abidieos. Auoien5 ertbeilte. 9ei Der
@elegenbeit mnterbielt iih Der Ynpit
! LANCE nit 5reiberrn b. &otcnban uno
| iprod ibm lebbaftc Entertaining fir
icin eriprieBIihes Wirfen aus.
in Mugs
burg.
Sn augsblIrg lit Elm 6liigel Der
aaierne oeS 4. GbeoaulegerssReais
ments ubgebrount. Ter burt) Die
6~euersbrunit angeriftete Shooen lit
Elm bebeutenoer, oa Die IN Dem Slit
ael befinolide Gaml1er %oernid)tct
mur6e. lie &ammer cntbieIt cine
Wenoe icrtiger SeflcioungSItiide, TO-
mie einen groBen Stapel bon Wote,
rialicn sur Neuanierti9ung bon &c.
flciouna uno AuSriiitu1g. 9tlr Den
heroiiden NnltrCngltugen Der Gold.
munnid)aiten mar eS SIT oonten, DOB
ser 9rono olti ben cinen 6liigel be.
ifrGntt blleb.
Yrofciior b. ScioIS = d),
@ie aus Miind)cn teleQropbii6 o..
mclOet miro, lit Troiciior Gabriel b.
Seiol, benz Grbalier Oes nNeuen
gaperiihen NationoIsO iltlcums" uno
bes Miinhcncr SiinltlerbouicS, aui
ieinem 2onoiib bel Nltrnolt Elm be.
bollerlifer llnfoQ 5uocltoBcn. Bel ct-
ner Spo5ierfobrt ouf Sem 3lpciroo
fam or 10 beftig 81 SAL. Oob er einen
Shcnfelbrltd un0 cine Wusfel5er.
rciBrng erIitt. I'm sic gccigrcte Gr5t-
Ii6e 9%ebanolung 81 iihcrn, lit Serr
b. Seibf nod Wiin6en tronSportirt
iporoen. Gr bat fiir5lid ooS SO. Sc.
beilsiabr poIlcnoct.
Senri W orteau b|crufcn.
Ser nambafte Siolinilt Senri Wor.
teuu in @cnf lit OILS Naffol9er beS
pcrltorbenen WieiiteS Soiepb Soadm
gum &~iolinIebrer on Der aouigliden
gfabcmiihcn Sodifule fir WtuIif in
G1arlottenblrg ernonnt mor0en.
(Senri Warteou ipuroe am 81.
MGr5 1874 IN HeimS geborcn, begonn
feline StuOien ld)on ais fi%iniiGbriaer
&na6e uno bilbete lid ip6ter ouf Dem
/ Barrier Gonierpatorium meiter nus
| Nahocm er 1892 ben eritcn EreiS En-
bnlten bate. begonn or bic Wclt 6u
bcreiien. 1S93-1S9i Iegtc er oltd in
ben Ser. Stootcn gum eritcn Mtole
Erobcn ieiner aunlt ob. Sp0ter br-
illd)te CT Nmerifa i'm Gercin mlI
Siope linb unbere1 %beriibnlten Stint.
Tern. Morteuu lieB lid ihticblid IN
8enf nieoer. 0ort mirfte cr ols Sci.
Ter eii1cS bon ibm g%cgriihoetcn
Streid) GuortettS. Ncp 0orf be.
ind,tc CT 5ltIcbt Dor 5lpci Snbren,
Scir 6amnliges CONCERT I'M ,Gicber.
frart5" g~eitoltetc iid) 5u eilcln groBcn
triumph fir ibn.)
War @rud gefeicrt.
Ger aeoiegene Gomponiit Mor
9rudL tpeI6er 0eItern Die 5eier ieineS
70. @cburtstages beging, oirigirte in
ieiner Soterituot aoln ein CONCERT I'M
8iir5enid). Der SubiIor ml,roc bon
Dem erleienen Eltblifum ourd ran.
ihcnoc Spotion oilsge5eidnct.
Scinrid 9otcl ais Subj.
Sn Sombur9 bat Ser Seiioriit
@cinrid) 9otcl bic 5eier icincs fiber
men 9iibnen> Sltbtl1ums be9onaen.
PIN bortigen Stoottbcotcr iollg er Dor
% Sobren OILS critic Hoqe Den .2io.
mel" in 6lotom'S rMartbo", Bon On
orong iein Tiibm raid burd) 9al,5
9elitid)lono. Seirrih gotcI itebt
lctt inn 81. 2ebensinbre,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08

ben dlit regcln1aBla benllbten Stres
den riidlpdrts fobrcn. 2ie gill rit)s
tet iidl in%Sbeionocrc aegen Die .Noro-
lihe Genirol.Sabn" lln0 uerbietet ipc.
5ieu. bnB 3iige 5tuiibeu 6rcoerid mo
9rucCoile Don riidlpQrtS Iollfenocu
Sofontotincn geidoben iueroen. GaS
titr5Iih in Der RGbe bon Netu Wtios
man gcidc6Cne GiienbobmrnaIiid, III
iucldcm Scr Sei5cr Sobu Henncn &c
tootct ipurbc, miro olf bicie Art Der
3uabcfororrung 5iriidgciiibrt, uub
eS miro bebanptct, ooB 6oS llngIiid
niht poiiirt marc. lucrn 0ie Qotomor
the Dor Den 3ug gcipnnut ruorben
mare.
Ges Sooti6Ioqe$ idulbig.
Ger Ncgcr Clarence Sonca muroe
an Wontog I'M arciSaeridt 81 Del
dir, Mo., ocS SootihloGs ocS 9teacr3
@ronpiac Honiton in Baltimore I'M
September lctten &obres iiir idulbi9
beiunoeu. Gic Ierbonol,rg nobm
MIR cl1en Gag in Nnipruh. SoncS
bette 6opiton in ciuem Streite nit
cincm 3icgclitciu olli ben 3opf ge.
itlogen. 2cttcrcr erlitt einen Sdd-
0clbrltt) mo erlag nad) cinigcn "a.
gen ietnen Gcrlcsungcn.
@liidIt6 obQcloufen.
Gin nit 5pci Hieroen bciponnter
utlo pom Srn. Charles Green qeiiibrs
ter @ogen collioirtc onl Wontog nit
cinen 3uae ser Baltimore. Ohio
9obn, "a Neilc n0roIid bon GofIc'3
Drills, Wo. Tic 2ofomotipe scrtriim.
rcrtc Den Woger mo Serr Green
iuitrbe cine Stredc bon 20 SUB fort
qcidleuoert; CT crlitt ieood feline ges
fobrliden @~erleeun0cn. Die Eierbc,
ipcldle lid bon Dem 8oeeu IosriiienL
bliebcn unoerlett.
ucbernubm icin Mint.
Ger itelle StoatsomuoIt BON Mont
gomerp. Gountp, Sr. gomie 3. go
tiers, ~Ieiitcte an Wontog uor Hidter
SoncS g. SenoerIon in Sa9crStopn,
Wo, Den ImtScib uno nobm feline
Nrbeiten lofort al,i. Serr @aters
itebt i'm gItcr bon 81 Sa6ren uno bat
bcrcitS II Sabre oils Hehisoupolt
profti5irt.
0odcr &C ltorben.
@r. @iliom Sorrp Shmiot, Gin
Eretel- Jobrifant in Sagerstolun, III
I'M Iltcr bon ~ Sobren in ieincr
Wobnung aus Dem 2eben 9eifieocn.
@r mar Scr Sobn non Srn. 8ottlo6
Sbmiot uno GintcrI6bt ieine 8ittipe,
gcb. Mfcnbel, uno pier &inoer. Ser
Ecritorbene gcborte ser lltberiiden
Stride an; CT iuar Wtitalieo Der 80
then Monner," bcs n8eiolute Gour,
ellis" nlo Der .Siutior Sroen llniteo
gnlcricon Wed)onicS".
H|otijcn.
Ter Neger ISnlneS Coates aus
Gcciltolpn iunroc luc9cn tbGtlidct
Nnarlffs ouf Sronf Noorc, nit ser
Iblift, i'm 81 tobtcn, 5ll , Sa6rcn
3idtbollS pCrurtbeilt.
Gas Greisgeritt fir Gceil.Go.
lit Bis 0onneritog geifloiicn. oonit
Den 0iit9lieocrn bcs 8orreoiis @ele.
Genbeit 0egcben miro. Der Snouguros
tion 0es @ouuerneurs Grotbers bei5l,.
mobnen.
1tc IQcgnnp,G ountp Commit,
i0rc baben &ru. Vcter Milion 5llln
Snpcrintenoentcn Des Gourtp gr.
%mcnbauieS mo bic folgenoen Serrclt
ols Gircftoren iuieoererlp0blt: ,jobn
Wodie. GborleS @es mo Hidoro
WiaS.
Scr frilbere ageut Der .galti.
more Ohio 9nbn" in Sogerstomn,
Wto., Sarrp $. 8enro, pelder oitf Die
ACKNOWLEDGING bin, $4043.34 bon Dem
Vabnpermogen unteriflagen 5u ia.
ben, feitgcnommer lpiiroe, bat Die BON
ibm gcforoerte @iirgid)aft bon $500
uciteQf. Die Ecrhol,0Iunn fiuApt In,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08
Wor @rud ) gefeicrt.

Sn Sombur9 bat Der I~elloriit
@cinrid) 9otcl Die 5eicr icincs iiIber-
men 9iibncn> Sltbil1lmns begollgen.
Nm boriigen Stobttbcotcr io1g er Dor
% Sobreu OILS critic Stole Den .2io.
mel" in 5lotom'S nMnrtbo". Bon oo
ornng iein Tilbm raid oilrd) 9ol,5
9eutidloto. Seirrid 9otcI itebt
lett im 81. 2ebensiobre.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-30
sLAckwoou.

The Bl&kwood base hall team expects TO
play theIWiliamstown team on their
grounds Ire this Saturday
Ira Aid Wayne, the young sou Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wayne, died al the home
of Mr. Weiam Pine last Monday Funeral
services VI take place from the parents
residence Thursday at II O'Clock, inter-
ment at Hrleigh cemetery.
Mrs. sEephine Wentz is entertaining
Mr.. and ars. S. S. Norcross and TWO chill
dren Of C.hden.
Mr.. anebiFs. 4 A. Lamson entertained
on Sunda! MIR aud Mrs. Harry Reynor and
daughter elen OF Collingswood
Miss Edh Alloway is entertaining Miss
Jennie Basen, OF Camden.
During fhe sumner months the two
churches Re expect to hold union services.
On Lass Ssjday evening services was held
in the Presbyterian Church IN charge Of
Rev. [. Gle, pastor Of the Ne. E. Church,
and on Sd Sunday evening service will be
held ia tlnM Z Church in charge Of Rev.
Christian By, pastor Of the Presbyterian
/ Church.
Mis- Lalson is spending week with
relatives Philadelphia
The sig paid visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert 4 bert one day last week and left
"a little gil
/ Mrs Ii ard sebuater, Jr., and daughter
Irene, haybeen visiting relatives in Frank
/ ford
Miss Jsnie Sharp. Of Camden, is gisit.
] ing Mrs vines Lotfand Oh Central avenue
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-30
The Electrical Storm.

The destruction by last weeks electrical
storms was probably the greatest ever
known in this State What occurred in
South Jersey was but reflex OF that in
other counties between here and New York.
Many barns were destroyed in Somerset,
Union, and Monmouth counties aud build
ings in Newark and Jersey City,
Thursday nights storm was quite AS dis
astrous as those Of Tuesday and Wednesday
night.
In this county on Thursday afternoon
one Italian in the employ OF Albert Stranger
IN Deptford Township, near Westville, who
went 10 a small shack to rest during the
storm was killed by bolt of lightning.
His funeral was held IN St Patrick's
Church this city on Saturday and the inter
mens was at Gloucester City.
Samuel Flitcrafts barn near Pole Tavern
was struck Wednesday night and destroyed,
also that of Samuel Panooast of Eldridge's
Hill.
Howard S. Campbell's barn near Had
donfield, and George Wick's near Elmer,
were destroyed Thursday night.
Many people bad narrow escapes with
their lives.
The loss Of property by the storms Of
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday last has
not yet been compiled, but it must far ex-
coed any previous loss from the same
source
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-30
THE CLIO
..sHILL.
A |

]. Oakford 1n, Sr.. and wife, o.
Salem, are the rxts Of VIM. S. Harkel
for few days. \
Mr.. and Mrs. ph 4. Vernon Of Cliff.
ton Heights verb yer Sunday guests Of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Herr
tage.
Miss Olive Madciif, who broke her shout
der while practicingl on her roller skates,
is much improved, but will carry her arm
in a sling for sometime.
Stacy 4. Pancoast, Jr., took flying trip
to Bridgeton and TO Hammonton on Sunday
and returned here oh Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Hazelton, on
the Harrisonyille road, are being congratu-
lated on she advent Of fine son.
Pitman Grove Camp is the great attrac-
ton. Our town isdeserted: all who haYe
horses or can hire ole. went on Sunday.
l The chestnut crop ii is said will be inn
Rmense. IN
Il Mrs. H. M. Smith wife Of the Methodist
Divine returned honA on Friday, from Az
lantic Highlands afte delightful trip.
The potato market 10 Monday was rather
strong, $3.05 per barrel was paid.
The cave-in or waslout near The station
has been repaired. 10
Mr.. VIM. L. Copesssk and Mr.. William
Shute and Mr.. P. I dden returned on
Monday night from 1ngesea. with sixty
pounds Of blue fish, AM bass.
Mr.. and Mrs Borg We taken up their
abode at Mrs Sarah BIZ kes boarding house
on High street. for this ason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel yhite Of Newtown.
Pa, were guests at the ome of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Parker on Monday.
1t is said large barns a targets for light
ming.
Mrs. Captain E. L. Stntton entertained
few DAYS last week her lister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Coles and Miss Either Norman of
Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs George Fl Poinsett have as
their guests, Miss Lena Rd zig of Reading,
Pa.
Buyers at Hammontows are shipping
huckleberries to Boston in .arloads. Good
prices are being paid.
Miss L. Kirkbrlde is s'ffering with a
sprained ankle.
1 No services or Sunday -schlal will be held
I in the Methodist Church ext Sunday.
Rev. H. M Smith and famil will attend
camp.
Dr. James A. Wamsley Of Philadelphia,
was in MulIica Hill on TuesGpy.
The new four room school fspse is being
pushed The second floors arr iaid.
The new residence Of Disqualification is
enclosed except the windows "a doors
A young man representing Il New Jer-
sey State Agriculture Experima station is
travelling through South JersA collecting
data a-d statistics on farming %. iitions for
state records
It is rumored the potato shippig seas on
is on the wane. Price closed Alnday at
1872 per barrel
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-30
PAUL BoRo.

VIM. F. Borden and wife, L Long
Branch, have been spending iw days
with Mrs. Borden parents, VIM. Eilyers.
Lightning struck the house Of CHARLES
Kugler, near Mantua, last Friday.
Scott Thomson had his knee caIR oxen
while playing ball on Thursday elAlng
DR.. Laws was Summoned aud has 81, case
in charge.
John Rambo and wife have been aend-
ing few days in Atlantic City
Peter Prash has made some Iargelhip-
ments of his fancy chickens
Joseph Bailey is shipping tomatos TO
she Gamers of Baltimore, from PauIsbro
He has purchased several patches from cher
farmers.
Mrs Clarence Snyder had hot fat spihd
on her arms on Saturday night and is baly
burned
door fell on the foot of the babyDt
Mike Bates. last Saturday, cutting off oe
toe.
Lightning struck the house of Clarens
Stackhouse on Friday m Aing, tearing il
way from the roof to the cellar and throug
it all Clarence never woke up.
The Paulsboro Water Co., has shut Of
the water of some who were violating til
rules of the company
Mrs. Loretta Allen has been spending
few days in New York State.
Mrs Frank Reeves took her Sunda,
School class to Fairmount Park on Satur
day, where they all bad a good time.
Uncle "Dick' predicts the election Q
the whole Democratic ticket in this Dor
oagh.
M. Hauell and family have moved t,
Woodbridge. Mr.. Hartell was enginee
Of the Til Plant, here.
Swimming in the Delaware river a
Lincoln Park has been denied the peopl
/ OF this place; yes, good old Lincoln Park
has become Sanitariam for young boy
and all others have been invited to kee,
away. If Clarence Gihboney should droj
down there he might have his eyes opened
Is is not the policy Of the citizens of thi
place to harbor Philadelphia outcasts I
our Mayor would act, things would no
be as they are at good old Lincoln Park.
The Billingsport wharf is being replace
and boat may stop there. A boat from
here to Philadelphia would certainly PAL
las the people dc not take kindly to the adj
.vanced car fare and the poor accomoda-
lions Of the railroad. flee water has be
come thing Of the past on the trains whilt
several Of the trains have not even glass
in them, let alone water A petition to
Mr.. Lowell might improve the water
question.
Empty shoe boxes were in demand OF
Wednesday as nearly every one going OF
the grocers excursion had to eat shoe bos
dinner
On Monday two boat loads OF tomatoe.
were taken to the Baltimore canning houses
The price paid the farmers was 12c on thl
wharf. %
An effort is being made to have she weeds
Icut and the cutters on Broad street cleaned
Contractor Walter Titus has the new al
dition 80 the school house we'll under way
Il now looks as though it might be finished
in the time specified.
Wedding Bells viii ring on Broad street
on August 9th and again on September ID
The Rev. Farley Of the Taylor Memoria
Baptist Church. left here yesterday Tor ;
trip through the South.
Paulsboro was deserted yesterday as near
sly everybody went on the grocers excursion
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-30
Social.

On Monday evening, July goth, party
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
T Gompf, Sewell, N. j., in honor OF their
guests, Miss Elizabeth Jacobs and Miss
Amelia K Vogt, of Philadelphia. Fun and
merriment reigned supreme all evening
during which many piano solos as we'll as
vocal selections were enjoyed. Miss Olivia
Schaeper, of Philadelphia, rendered some
very fine piano and vocal selections which
were enjoyed by all. Miss Viola Richards,
OF Barnesboro, also entertained greatly
with her musical ability. Mr.. Sullivan,
of New York, and Miss Elizabeth Jacobs,
Of Philadelphia, rendered number OF pi-
ano selections.
Refreshments we're then served and after
saug full justice TO all the delicacies Of the
season we again proceeded to the parlor and
continued the fun and merriment.
Dancing was great feature Of the even
ing which was enjoyed and INDUCED IN by
all.
The guests present were the Misses Souer
and Lukens Of Philadelphia; Miss Olivia
Schaefer, of Kensington; Mr.. Sullivan Of
New York; Mr. Jean McArdle, Of Philadel-
phia, who is a guest of Mrs. Diefenbach, Of
SeweIl, Mr.. Philip Diefenbach, Of Sewell,
Mr. Charles Richards and the Misses Viola
and Bert Richards, Of Barnesboro; Miss
Elizabeth Jacobs and Amelia K yogt, of
Philadelphia; Mr. End Mrs. Charles W
Gompf, Mr.. Henry Gompf, Mr.. Howard,
the Misses Esther. Stella, Anna and Mary
Gompf, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Gompf
Mrs Anthony Durell is spending a
month at Toms River
Mr.. Frank Eastlack and family are en-
ioying a week at Atlantic City.
Mr.! Marshall Diverty, Of Cooper street,
is spending sometime at seaville
Mr.. W. S. Bonsall aud children are
spending sometime at Toms River.
MAYOR Ladd is moving from South
Broad Street to Poplar avenue to-day.
-Dudug the month OF August there
will be Do evening service in she Presbyter-
ian Chuph.
Rev. H E. Thompson, and wife, of
Freehold are visiting relatives in Wood
bury
-Tas advertisement Of Glen Lake on
cur sevsnth page will interest all our read
rs
RE early next Thursday aud see the
procession going 80 she Farmers Picnic at
Washington Park.
Sister Margaret Mary and Sister Igno-
tos OF 81 Jeseph.s Convent, Of Washington,
Ga, archie guests of Miss Hattie P. Kirby.
Last Monday, D. 0. Watkins, Esq as
Special Mister, sold two tracts of land near
Ptmau, dc property of Wesley Brown.
Tracts j DID 2, five acres each, were pur-
chased bTThomas G. Allen and Ira Iszard
Tor $500, I'D No. 3, in Washington town
ship. combining 165 acres, TO Wesley Brown
and SamRI NJ Brown, for $l325.
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