Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-27
LOCAL BRIEFs.


sic City
Miss Katherine Bronson, of Salem, is
spending few days with Miss K 6. Car
penter.
Woodbury. Schools will open Tuesday
September s.
David Rsd6eld has been recent guest
Of his parents.
Martin Holster has accepted a position
at Spring Lake.
The various election notices are adyer-
sised in this paper.
Miss Mary Park has returned from a
weeks vacation at Atlantic City.
j. T. Graham and wife are spending
Hwo weeks at Lake Placid, n Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Eastlack are
spending week at Williamsport, Pa.
Mrs. William G. Pancoast and daught
er are spending week at Cape May.
William G. Pancoast left on Monday
Cor three weeks trip through the West.
The Misses Reeves, of South Broad
street, are spending two weeks at Atlantic
City.
Miss Anna Kahn is spending sometime
at Bethlehem, in the White Mountains,
N Il.
Mrs Samuel Ladner. of West Centre
street, is spending few days at Delaware
Water Gap.
/ The first number of the new Duly Neaes
4 will be issued from the NJ. F. Cattell bnild-
sang next Monday. 20
Mrs Robert D. Hughes and sons Rob-
ert aud Malcolm, Of Delaware street are
visiting relatives as Charlton Ia
j. Stanley Twells and George r Man
Kin left on Monday for Wildwood, stopping
al the Hotel Justice for two weeks.
&C G. Cunningham left on Saturday for
an extended trip to Delaware Water Gap,
Mt Poeono apd other interesting resorts
The boys and girls will need school
shoes next week Theo. Laub has the lar
gest stock in the county and at the lowest
prices.
The City Board of Education VIII meet
in the Academy tonight. and probably
close the contract with Joseph steelmau, Of
B-idgeton. ~
George A Horner, of Mullica Hill. has
sgone TO Maine 70 buy seed potatoes for next
Springs planting. Their new warehouse
is completed
Postmaster Pedflck has a portion Of
pair Of gold glasses, picked up in front Of
Ehe Woodbury. Office, which he will gladly
return to the owner.
The Thirty-6fth annual reunion of the
survivors, of the l2th n. J. Vols, will he
held at Bordentown, n j., on Friday, Sep
sember 4th. 1908, at TO m.
Rev. Charles DeWoody has accepted
the call of the congregation of the Central
Baptist Church and will enter upon his
duties about September lst.
Rev. Edward Dillon and family left on
Tuesday for Thousand Islands, Montreal,
and other points Of interest. They will be
gone for ten days or two weeks,
The Hop Lee laundry which has been
established Oh German street for number
of years, will move into the Town Hall
] where the moving pictures were.
-On Wednesday, September ID, the
West Jersey and seashore R. r. Company
will run one dollar excursion. to Atlantic
City. See advertisement on 9th page.
Jacob Rhodes, Of sewell, put 60 ID
watermelon on exhibition at cart" LAYS
last week, and on Tuesday art" cut the
monster, aud DIVIDED With his friends. All
vote Mr.. Rhodes the right kind Of farmer
Friday, September 4, will be Gioucss-
ter County w c. 7. c Day at National
Park. Sessions viii begin at TO- 80 a. no,
and 2.30 p. m. Children's hour at 1-30.
An interesting program has been prepared
FOR she day.
Thomas j. Killian, Ct Chicago, is
spending sometime in this section of the
country in the interest," of gas and water
works. Mr.. KiIlian built the gas plant at
Woodbury. Heights, and the operation Of
same has been highly satisfactory to the
residents of the Heights
John Austin, Salem negro, made
nuisance Of himself on the II .O2 train from
Salem Saturday and when the train reached
Woodbury. the conductor placed him under
arrest and Peter Agan, Of Salem, who tried
80 pacify the man got his hand cut for his
pains. Justice Merchant held Austin to
Conrt, fixing bail at $500.
On Monday last Justice Garrison heard
argument on the application Of Harry A.
Fist in the matter Of writ of certiorari in