Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-06-10
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EASTERN AND BELL PHONES.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

f-Dr. }. u. curry visited MS son at
Annapolis last Saturday.
Mrs. Louisa w. Ogden will have a
grass sale on the 26th inst.
The recent sale of the Woodbury.
Flower Mission netted $129.30.
William H. Turnbull, Jr., grad
uated from Drexel Institute last week.
Prof. Duffield's Clayton band will
furnish music at Cape May this sea-
son.
Mr.. G. A. Brown and family went
to Asbury Park last Tuesday for the
Summer.
-Glassboro and the C. c. will play
on Country Club grounds next Satur-
day. at S.15./
The June meeting of the Board
of Chosen Freeholders will be held
next Thursday
Walter Ridgway is now employed
by Miller, Ridgway & Thompson, real
estate agents, of Camden.
The Retail Merchants Association
of Gloucester county will have their
annual outing July 21st.
Miss Alice Hollinger attended the
last hop at Annapolis Naval Academy
last week, chaperoned by her mother.
George Holston has moved from
Cooper street into the Allen house on
High street, owned by his son, Chas.
p. Holston.
20. w. Smith, employee of the Star
Seal Co., has moved from Philadelphia
into the Julia Shivers property on
jackson street.
Misses Ethel and Flossie Madara
sailed from New York on Saturday
for Europe where they will spend
three months.
Captain S. P. Comfy and daughter,
Miss Mary, attended the June week
exercises at Annapolis last week, in
the U. S. S. Holly.
Mrs Samuel Ladner, of West Cen
tire street, underwent a surgical opera
ton at the Garrett hospital, Phiadel-
phia, last Friday.
Mrs. Samuel Sneyd entertained
her :. pupils, orchestra and several
friends at her home on Euclid street,
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Shaw will
leave tomorrow for summers out
great North West
Mr.. G. w. Chenoweth has been
elected a trustee of Dickinson Col
lege to succeed the late w. H. Bodine,
of Williamstown.
While playing ball at Glassboro
1 on Memorial Day, Maurice Wilkins
sprained his ankle, and will be laid
up from three to five weeks.
VIM. Peacock, resident of Wood
bury when a boy, has moved to North
Woodbury. from Philadelphia where
he has lived for several years.
Beginning next Sunday sessions of
The Central Baptist Sunday school will
be held from 10 to IL o'clock a. M,
and preaching service at IL a. m.
II. Hampton Williams is attending
the Supreme Conclave of Heptasophs
at Saratoga Springs, N. Y, as the
representative of Provident Conclaye.
Warren county, Penna., friends of
DIR. ]. c. Curry recently presented
him with lynx and red fox pelts,
which he has had made into floor rugs.
Jacob H. Bibo presented his son
with handsome gold watch and chain
for performing SO well on the violin
at Mrs. Sneyd's musicale last Thurs
day.
Acting Rear Admiral S. P. Comfy
of the Fourth Division of the North
Atlantic Squadron, will raise his, flag
on the battleship Virginia at Norfolk
to-day.
The Central Baptist Ladies' Aid
Society, before adjourning for the
summer, decided to hold the annual
Bazaar as usual the first Thursday and
Friday in December.
Mrs. Artemissa Richards has pur-
chased. the property No. rs Dare street
from the Loan Association for $1,000
Mrs. Richards is now on trip to
Nova Scotia.
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+. The annual picnic of the Central
HBaptist Church Sabbath school will
ktake place at knights Park next Mon
fkday. Special cars will leave Broad
and Centre streets at 8 a. m. 70
Porch Bros, the up-to-date mer-
chants at Hurffville ARE still selling
FdrlS green at 10 cents per pound,
which we are informed is 31a cents
less than the present wholesale price.
The County Financial Statement
is advertised in this issue of the Dem
socrat. The omission of the school re-
port is due to the delay in receipt of
State school moneys, but the County
Collector hopes to be able to make
that before July 1st.
Our townsman, NJ. F. Cattell, was
accorded cordial reception at Pauls-
boro Tuesday night, and after his
twenty-five Iainute talk was accorded
unanimous vote of thanks for the
information he had given the Borough
Fathers, on Bell Methods.
The musicale given last Thursday
might at the Country Club by Mrs.
Snevd and nunils was a highly SUCCESS