Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-06-18
LOCAL BaIEFs.

Mr.. c. 7. Mallory is still eoufned to
his room by illness.
Miss Fannie K. Tevis is spending the
month at Troy. New York.
Mrs. s. A. Stewart and daughter are
spending the week at Wilmington.
Everything in hot weather footwear at
Lsubs, Woodbury's old reliable dealer.
Mr. G, A. Brown and family left on
Tuesday for Ocean Grove, for the summer.
Rev. w. B. Sheldon, Of Princeton.
preached in the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday.
Rev. R. Randall West. Of Ardmore,
preached in the Central Baptist Church last
Sunday
The Security Trust Company of Cam
den have an interesting announcement in
shis paper.
Capt.. B. W. Cloud. wife and grand
daughter left on Friday for Longport for
she summer
The improvement of Broad street from
4 Red Bank avenue TO the Codre doase Is
progressing rapidly. 20
Thirteen candidates viii be initiated in
to the Fourth Degree in Hurfyille Grange
next Saturday night.
Capt John F. Truitt will start the
Farmers night line between Bridgeport and
Philadelphia on July l.
The Kemble NJ. E. Sunday school has
changed the date of their picnic to Alcyon
Park from July 18th to June Oath.
Miss Mabel stilwell and mother, of
Brooklyn, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Stillwell, of Euclid street.
The engagement of Miss NJ. Margaret
Rogers of this city and Prof. Reuben Tay-
Tor Shaw of Philadelphia, is announced.
The Presbyterian and Central Baptist
Sunday-schools will hold their sessions, be-
ginning next Sunday, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Last Monday Sheriff Wilson sold the
Walter Read property in Monroe township,
to she complainant in the action, for $285.
--Dougherty G. Howley, electricians, of
this city, have installed electric lights and
fans in Paul's hotel during the past week
-'sGusp .Prehl has just received car
I load of business wagons from the best manu-
/ facturers If in mind, step in aud see what
he can do for yon.
Mrs. D. o. Watkins, and Misses Yir-
ginia Andrews, Ethel and Flossie Madara,
and Helen Robertson are spending week at
the Watkins Cottage, Ocean City.
The sale of Franklin Township real es-
tate by Wilson T. Jones, administrators, adj
yertised to take place last Monday, was adj
iourned for one week, until the 22d inst.
See adver
List Of letters remaining uncalled for
week ending June Is 1908. Mrs Sophia
Jacquillard, Florence & Stevenson, d. J.
Spence, Mr.. Frank Wallace. Persons cal
ling for above please say advertised.
AT E. Fl. Dobbs grass sale last week 80
quarter acre lots brought $600-near SIS
per acre. Grass sales are coming along
pretty regularly the next few weeks. The
people can keep posted by reading the
DEMOCRAT.
1t is seldom that rain was more well
come than that which came so gently last
Monday. The light soil OF this section
gets mighty thirsty in a two weeks,
drought, and then our city teams and
dryers were showing the strain of too much
work 1t was welcome, all right.
Woodbury. Bottle Works went out of
2 blast last Saturday two weeks earlier than
usual. IT'S said lots of orders are vet m
filed, but an immense quantity of glass is
piled under the sheds awaiting orders to
ship. The furnaces are to be put in shape
at once to begin on time next FALL if con-
ditions warrant. "a
Farmers going to market by highs have
suffered much loss recently BIZ thieves at
Gloucester City. Tuesday night Charles
Densten, of Thorofare, had four crates of
asparagus taken, worth $50, and George
Leonard has been heavy loser. Suspects
haye been arrested, and George Leonard is
attending hearing of SONG of them in
Gloucester City to-day.
That little rain, especially when the
country is suffering for it, don't interfere
with Baptist Sunday school picnic, was
proven Monday, when the Central Baptist
school picnicked at Knights Park. Three
cars, loaded to the running board with
happy children and their teachers, left the
church at a. M, and returned at the edge
Of the evening, wet and happy and tired
from days keen pleasure.
"A dog fanoier who has made a study Of
hydrophobia gives the following advise: