Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-09-03
LOCAL sRIEFs.


fclerks has ended.
John Carey and wife are spending a
week at Atlantic City
w. H. Sithens will spend the month Of
September at Ocean City.
Fred Kirby is going to make public
sale about the 26bh inst.
Miss Emily Kugler is spending week
in New York City.
Miss MAN. Medaly, of Philadelphia,
rs visiting Miss Salome 5. Morgan.
~. E Pearson, wife aud daughter are
spending week at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Burrows are
spending ten days 10 Atlantic City
H c. Talman aud wife are spending
a few weeks in Chester County, Pa.
Miss Florence Burton, of Curtis avenue
is spending a week at Ocean Grove.
The Misses Emma and Nellie Thackara
are spending week in Ocean Grove.
Col G. G. Green and family arrived
home from Lake Hopatcong last Tuesday.
The Williamstown glass works started
up on September 1st with forty-iye shops.
William and Donald Flanagan Of Euc-
lid street returned from Europe last Mon
day
Woodbury. Sunday schools will begin
next Sunday to hold session in the after
noon
The City Board of Education purchased
four new type writers yesterday-Smith
Premiers.
Mrs Emma J. Mines of Millyille is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs F L. Tucker of
Maple street
Miss Mary Beidert. of Philadelphia.
spent Sunday with Mrs Lucretia Umba, OF
German street.
The Pennsylvania Railroad win run the
last one dollar excursion to Atlantic City on
September 18th.
The Mantua Township Republicans
will have their caucus III Tcnkin's hall
Barnsboro, tonight.
Mrs. Tucker and daughter of Maple
avenue are spending week at the Clifton
House, Atlantic City.
Mrs Roger Burrows aud little daugh-
ser Charlotte, are spending few dayssat
Woodstown win friends.
Mrs. Baocheus and children and Miss
Emma Lee Lave returned from TWO months
eoiourn at Buslin's Island, Maine.
George Sharp and wife of Philadelphia
have been recent guests of their daughter,
Mrs William $. joyce of Fl gu street.
Mise Esbel Lewis Ct High street was
given freedom party last Thursday even
ing by about twenty-five of her friends
-Mfs. b W Andrews announces the
engagement Of her daughter Miss Bertha,
TO Mr. Herhert Morris Twells, of this CITY,
Charles Curry of the Naval Academy
ure,,al lis opond efa mouth .,f Gan.
9euber with bis parents CD Helroyd Place
Warner Underwood has been at Lake
Wiuoua, Ind, this week attending the
Ffepds National Conference in session
here.
Local expressman Jacob Hendrickson
finished bis twenty-fiFst year of travelling
between Woodbury. and Philadelphia daily,
LAST Monday
The Newton Hotel livery business
which mas recently been conducted by Har-
~ ". Fox has been sold to Fred Lang, who
took charge last Saturday.
The Central Baptist Sunday school will
bold its session next Sunday at 80 p. N.
The morning church service will be at the
original hour, 1890 O'Clock.
The banks and county offices will be
CLOSED next Monday, Labor Day, and the
post office will be open two hours from 80
20 g. 80 a. M, and A 80 to 80 N. There
will be morning delivery OF mail only.
The sale of personal property of VIM
r. Eldridge advertised TO take place near
Mantua on Thursday, August u, stands
adjourned 50 Saturday. September 8, at the
same time and place.
The marriage of Miss Blanch, daughter
of sir and Mrs. James G. Dawson. TO DR..
Atlee D. Mitchell, OF PIttsbuIg, will take
place at the Dawson home. near Mickleton,
on Saturday evening, she 5tn INST.
THE Younger Sci" by Robert w
Chambers, will be published in rial form
IN the phia Sunday Record. begin
ming Sunday September Gan Au advance
order tc your neNsdeaies would be advisable
Mrs. Martha S. Wilkins aud daughter
Edna, OF Tmnath, COL. Is visiting friends
IN Gloucester county. Mrs. wilkins is a
sister Of Edward, Joshua ard job Scott. Of
WeDonah, near Sewell and Mantua, res
pectively
Harry c. Wilson, our local produce
dealer has pulled the shoes off his horses
and turned them out To pasture. closed his
premises and with his famiIy gone on two
weeks vacation TO Canada. This is said to
be the first outing Mr.. Wilson has taken in
many years.
Governor Fort on Monday, appointed
Lanra " Moore of Camden as inspector
for the Department. Of Labor The salary is
81, 500 per year. Miss Moore is sister to
Rev. Frank Moore, president of the Pen
pington Seminary, and formerly pastor of
the NJ. E. Church, this city
The Daily Ne,os came ont on Monday
as straight Republican paper. and is advo
eating the nomination of Organization can
didates An accident to machinery made
the publication Of the first issue Iaborious,
but it got there. 1t is a four column, four
page sheet largely devoted to news. Suc-
cess to the new enterprise