Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-09-17
LOCAL BaIEFs.

Key Edw. Dillon and family are nome
from pleasant outing.
Mr.. John Barber, of Washington, D. c.
Fas in Woodbury. last week.
Gus Prehl sold Miss Sallie Chew a
splendid two-seated carriage yesterday.
Captain E. P. Johnson has gone on
six weeks trip to Jacksonville Florida.
-Dan'l H. Mumford sold four building
lots to DR. stenback, Of Phila., yesterday.
Mrs. A. M. Redfeld, ST., is visiting
her son, A. M. Redfeld, Jr., at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. W. E Speakman and family re-
turned on Tuesday from their European
trip.
Mrs Leonard Bland, of Vineland, has
been visiting her father, William Curtis, of
Delaware street.
The Herbert N. Twells house on West
Davis street, has been rented by John Tay
Tor, of PauIsboro.
Mr.. Monroe, a former resident OF Wood
0uFy, anu now Oh OF. LOUIS HAS Ueen fec6ub-
Ey visiting Arthur Terry.
Mrs. Mary Avis and son, of Franklin
street, are spending week at Atlantic
City, stopping at the Maynard.
Mr. and Mrs. Sperry, of Lake Hopas
cong, are the guests of their daughter, Mrs
John Christie, of Glassboro avenue
ID. K Thompson, who recently purohas
ed the Cattell property, on Broad street,
sock possession last Saturday.
Jesse Eastlack and daughter of Wash
5ngton, D. c., have been recent visitors of
John Sennett, and wife of German street
The State Board of Equalization of
Taxes will sit in the Court House, this cisy.
on September 80, at ten a. m to hear APP
.peals.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin F. Fowler aud
Mr.. James Webster and son. Of Haddon-
aeld, were guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. Benjamin
F. Smith, last Sunday.
The third grade taught by Miss Virgin
IA Cattell, has been moved from the Acad-
semy to the Dillon house, to make more
broom for the high school. gg. 90
Undertaken W E. Gourlsy has closed
ms establishment on Cooper street and
moved his horses and other effects to his
North Woodbury. place of business.
The musicale given in Evergreen Hall
Hast Thursday night, for the benefit Of the
Building Fund of Christ Church Parish
House, was decided success, and neat
'ssum was realized. " w.
Mr.. Daniel L. Pine celebrated his
eighty first birthday anniversary last Fri
day. Among the number present were
-four children, seven grandchildren and four
great grandchildren.
"A birthday surprise party was given
Miss Bertha Anderson last Tuesday even
ing at her home, No. 81 Delaware street
"A number of friends were present and
spent an enjoyable evening.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending September IA, 1908 Mrs. Josephine
Dorsey, Miss Emma Eiugram, Miss Frances
f aver, Mrs. Emil Kruger, Mrs. Hannah
Stitch, Mr.. Henry Dickinson, Master Leslie
Krusen.
The Board of Education has elected
Miss Ruth Munhall, daughter of the
Evangelist L. W. Munhall, of German
town, graduate of the Woman's College
at Baltimore, as the fifth teacher in the
high school.
Miss Kathryn Rachor. who has been
aboad touring Europe for the past three
months, returned last Saturday. Miss Ra-
chor was met in New York by her parents
and upon their arrival, grand reception
was given her by her friends in the hotel
parlor.
The Burrows property, on German
street has been purchased by Daniel Mum
ford who in turn sold to a Mr.. Gallagher,
who is moving it TO Carpenter street. Mr.
Burrows will erect double house of cement
blocks, Fletcher & Leslie being the contrac-
sors
The following officers of the Wet u.
were elected at the annual meeting held
last Monday evening in Mrs. Pratts par
Tor, Merritt's Block: President, Mrs. S. r.
Brooks; recording secretary, Mrs. A. Cliff;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. Z. Wal
ton: treasurer, Miss Idella Gibson.
Company was very successful on the
range at Sea Grit this summer, having won
seven regimental medals. Corporal sehenck
won three, corporal Ruch won two, Charles
Biddie one, and sergeant Muller captured
the high score medal for making the most
points in all matches.