Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-07-08
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EASTERN AND BELL PHONES.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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Adams Express Co. at Wilwdood.
Miss Laura Batten and mother are
spending two weeks at Cape May
Mrs. John Day and daughter are
spending few days at Someryille.
Miss Josephine Madden is enter
tanning Miss Amelia Shaffer, of MARI
ton
Fred J. Ruch. of Quincy. Mass.
is spending his vacation at his home
here.
"A. E. Budd. sold a COW to Mr..
800.
&C. c. Clark, of Mt .Ephraim, ad-
vertises a car load Of cows at private
SAFE
The tenth annual Sunday school
rally will be held at Grenloch on the
2Ist.
Clayton E. Synnott and family left
on Tuesday to spend the summer in
Maine.
Miss Eva S. LaDow is spending
some time with her brother in Bur
1ington,
-B. F. Stanton and family, of Mad
dson, Ind, have been visiting Prof
Dixon and family
Maurice Wilkins and family left
yesterday for Ocean City to remain
dhe balance of the season.
Mr.. Arthur Sprigman left on Tues
day for a two months business trip
In the vicinity of Pittsburg.
Leroy Duffield has left Stokes
grocery, and gone to railroading, TAX
ing the position of fireman.
IS. Stanger Iszard and family left
.aon Thursday for Ocean City to remain
for the balance of the summer
Miss Belle Owen gave a family
picnic" to number of her friends at
lher home on Delaware street.
Misses Leona Eldridge, Emma
Budd and Florence Henry are spend
ing a week at Wildwood Crest.
Morris H. Hansell is spending the
summer at Eagles Mere, having charge
of the post Office at Forest Inn.
RBaorts from the State at large
:are to the effect that there is no
grand rush for gunners' licenses.
The Church-School Furniture Co.,
f fsOf Trenton, has been given the order
Tor furnishing the new school house.
Mr.. Thomas Wallace has returned
from Massilon, Ohio. where he has
been blowing glass during the last fire
Miss Grace Howard formerly of
Woodbury., now of Bradley Beach, is
spending few days here with friends
The Young Peoples Meetings at
the Presbyterian Church have been
discontinued for the balance of the
summer
Casper Budd spent the Fourth
with his brother Andes family, where
ahe 32nd marriage anniversary was
celebrated.
Mrs. G. r. Middleton and children,
aof Curtis ave., left on Saturday for
Asbury Park, remaining until about
September first.
Last Saturday Rev A. P. Bots
ford left for two week stay at Ava
Hon. He will supply the Presbyterian
pulpit while there.
Misses Caroline P. Smith and Ber-
aha Garrett are attending the school
sof Methods, for Sunday school teach
eers, at Asbury Park.
John McClinnock, on the A. NJ
Pierce farm, entertained big party
sof friends from Camden and Phila.,
and they had splendid time
Mr.. Thomas K Ellis, of Glouces-
Eter, and Miss Fannie Fitzgerald, of
Woodbury., were married last Satur
a1ay at Mantua, by Rev VIM. Grum.
Prof Rohrback has resigned the
ssupervisorship fthe Monroe town
ship schools, and accepted the super
~Eisorship of the schools of Egg Har
'ibor.
"A fine Seth Thomas clock, of the
regulator pattern, has been presented
ITO the Clerks Office by the West Jer-
esey Title and Guarantee Company of
Camden.
The farmers conclude that Con-
gress has placed a prohibitive tariff
sDn rain, in spite of the fact that the
protectionists among them would like
10 have it on the free list for few
days. at least
Mrs. Susan Hammond, of North
Woodbury., fell while alighting from
"a train at North Woodbury. station on
Friday afternoon. She was consider
ably bruised and was cared for at her
home by Dr. Campbell.
Farmers Picnics will begin in a
few weeks-Grange Field Day at Nat
donal Park on the 2Sth inst, the 18th
annual Farmers Picnic at Washing
ton Park on August s, and the 18th
annual Grange Picnic at Alcyon Park
on August IL, Y and 18th
Last Saturday Mrs T. D. Clark,
of Centre street, sailed from New
York, for Paris, where she will study
music and French. Early in August
Aer daughters Misses Edith and Elsie
will join her and spend some weeks
in travelling through Europe.
Mr.. c. A. Brown, superintendent
of the Central Baptist Sunday school,
but who spends his summers at Ocean
Grove, remembered the scholars last
Sunday by presenting them with a
fire cracker, which when opened was
an American flag.
Gloucester County Historical So
I aciety will meet at the Whitall Man