Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-05-07
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LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE. No. re
LOCAL BRIEFS.

uabIe horse on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Holster and son are SPEND
ing few days at Dorchester.
"A. II. Swackhamer was engaged in
Cumberland courts Yesterday.
s bazaar is being held in the First Bap-
fist Church today and tomorrow.
Mr.. James w. Milford and family
are spending sometime at Elmer, N. j.
-yeweler Thoman's house and store look
fine in their new colors applied this week.
Mrs. r. c. Ballenger has moYed to
she Dilkes property on South Broad street.
Mr.. Eddy has moved from West End
10 the renovated Glover house on High street
Walter Wilson has moved into the
house vacated by Mr.. Eddy on Penn street.
Miss Mary B. Clement is spending
some time as Haddon Hall in Atlantic
City.
4. The formal transfer of the Dillon lot to
she Board Of Education was made last Sat-
Nurday. 60 w,
The Ladies Aid Society of the Kemble
81. e. Church cleared $50 from the sale
held last Friday.
The Central Baptist Sunday school
will hold the annual picnic at Knights
Park on June IS.
Prof. WamsleY, of Camden, presided
at the organ in the Kemble Methodist
Ghurch on Sunday.
The big net at Washington Park fish
cry. caught in another big snag last satur-
= day. Perhaps more anchors. -
City Collector Redfeld says payments
OH She Cooper street assessment are coming
In with gratifying promptness
Southern strawberries are two boxes
far quarter, and Delaware shad on Mon
day were 800 hundred in Philadelphia. n
Water mains are being laid from Ever
green avenue, and Cooper street, to Glass
boro avenue, as per resolution Of Council.
Mrs Quincy Chase and son and Mrs.
Harriet Emmell of Portland, Me-, are the
guests of the Misses Seeker of Hopkins
street.
The weather man is getting on to his
5ab. Last Sunday be predicted wet week,
aud TO this date he has been prophet well
vorthy the title.
The musicale given in the First Bap-
fist Church last Thursday night was most
Successful one. The participants proved
6hexaselves to be artists Of a high class.
Last Friday bank Of gravel caved in
ON Chas Krimm, holding him fast against
a wheel Of his wagon, and he had to be dug
cut He was badly bruised, bat no bones
were broken.
Miss L. G. Gladding, of Central Bap-
eise Church, this city, has gone to Okla
aoma City, as delegate to the Northern
Baptist Convention in session there from
May q to q.
The long contemplated improvement
80 Euclid street TO prevent washing of the
roadway, has at last been completed, and
Euclid street dirt is to be kept off Cooper
street hereafter.
Mr. Charles E. H sritage aud Mr.. An
drew Sheldon, have been elected as dele
gates TO the American Federation OF Labor,
as Trenton, also Lorenzo Carey and Thomas
Bowe, to attend the National Convention at
Baltimore.
"A reception was given Pastor Reynolds
of the First Baptist Church last Friday
evening, and proved to be most enjoyable
affair. Former pastors Childrey and Wen
dell were present, also delegation from
pastor Reynolds former charge, Davisville,
Pa.
The entertainment committee of the
Country Club has engaged Mr.. George
Herman, of ''The Rivalsp fame, to give a
dramatic recital of Grip Van Wrinkle, y in
She casino on the evening Of May II, The
Club is receiving new members in gratifying
numbers.
The Blue Front meat market has been
said by G. G. Pearson to Mr.. Rufus D.
Weaver, of Wayne, Pa, who will take pos
session the 18th instant. Mr.. Weaver will
reside in one of the Newton houses on Hop
kins stree. He is mighty recommended as a
reliable business man.
Mr.. George c. Croft and wife are pre-
pairing to take trip to Europe, and to
Shat end he is disposing Of some Of the fine
stock on his farm on Red Bank avenue.
William Cody has purchased some Of his
Chester White pigs, that took the Blue
Ribbon at Trenton fair last Fall, also two
horses and two COWS.
-D.F. Hendrickson & Co. Is estate agency