Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-06-17
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EASTERN AND BELL PHONES.
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Grass sales are ripe.

-Chas f. Salkeld is spending a
week with his son at Rutherford, M.
The Borough of Wenonah is going
to have Fourth of July celebration.
Miss Mary Walton is home from
Mt. Holyole College for the summer
vacation.
The Methodist Sunday school held
their Children's Day exercises last
Sunday evening.
Tie Comfy property on South
Broad street has been purchased by
Samuel C. Sweeten.
Mr. and Mrs Charles N Atwood,
of Rock, Mass, are visiting Mr. Chas.
Eastlack, of Delaware street.
Geo. P. Best, son of Freeholder
Best, has accepted position with
the Fidelity Trust Co., in Phila.
Harrison Babcock left on Tuesday
for Tocoma, Washington, where he
will remain for an indefinite time with
his uncle.
n -Glassboro base ball team went
home with the honors last Saturday,
the score against Woodbury. C. c. be-
ing s to 5.
John Schloer has resigned his
position as barber for M. F. Engle,
and accepted position with Stewart,
the coal dealer.
The Logan Township Committee
has issued proclamation requiring
dogs to be muzzled. The order holds
until October 1st, next.
VIM. K. Keat, who has been oc-
cupying one of the Jos. Green flats,
has moved to his recently purchased
home on Hopkin street.
Harry, oldest son of Harry T.
Grant, has school record to be proud
of In the past seven years he has
been neither absent nor tardy.
-Mantua schools have four Eighth
grade graduates, as follows: Miss An
ma Warner, Miss Flora Leisy, Stille
Orr and Miss Luveen Robinson.
-Williamstown has newspaper.
The Home Journal, published by Mrs.
Florence Strang. The first number,
published June 4, is bright and newsy
The Constitution office has begun
3 the task of issuing a city directory.
Such a publication is much needed and
we hope they will receive proper
= amount of encouragement. GU
The Westville school has seven
SIGuudtGS, DIS lOllOWS. dOOISG 4OO4lldu,
Harry Lloyd, Harry Fleetwood, Mil
dred Plotts, Anna Deuchar, Ruth Val
entine, Frances Ehrman, Edith Bat
ten.
-Aceto Pasquale, the crazy Ital-
ian from Glassboro, who has been in
Jail here for sometime, was taken to
Trenton last Saturday by Warden
Wilson and officer Cattell.
Miss Helen Ridgway, only child
of DR.. and Mrs. T Earle Budd, of Or
ange, formerly of Woodbury., was
graduated from Smith College, North
ampton. Mass, this week.
The Central Baptist Sunday
school had the largest picnic in it's
history at knights Park on Monday.
There were three cars filled, and every
one reported an enjoyable time. 20
The Bridgeport Building and Loan
Association will issue it's tenth series
of stock at the annual meeting-to be
held on July 8. The associations as
sets aggregate $91 900, and 1143 shares
have been issued.
A ''rich Californian" uses this pa
per as a means for securing a wife.
His letter accompanying the adv. is a
business looking document, in which
he says that at one time he was a
resident of this State.
The Red Bank Sanitarium opened
last Saturday for the season of 1909,
the attendance being about 1000. DR..
James Hunter will continue as con-
sulting physician and Miss Bessie
Rambo as Matron. Mr. C. f. Jackson
is the Superintendent.
MIR. and Mrs W. S. Eastlack, of
South Broad street, were surprised
on Monday evening by having a num-
ber of their friends from Camden,
Collingswood, Wenonah and Wood
bury call upon them reminding them
of their sixteenth wedding anniversary
Prof. J. Wilmer Pancoast, former
ly of Mickleton, N. j., instructor of
mathematics at the George School,
Bucks Co., Pa, and two associate in
structors, Messrs. Ewes and Stapler,
expect to start on an auto trip to the
White Mountains and Maine on Tues
day, June 22nd.
just because the Board of Educa-
tion proposes to enlarge the play
grounds at the new school by remov-
ing an old buttonwood tree that is
shaky at the butt and gone in the top,
one of our local advocates of deep
breathing is trying to raise another
school issue. It's down right mean.
Mayor DeGroft, of Swedesboro,
has issued a proclamation which au-
thorizes amy or all persons" to kill
dogs running at large. Wilmer Egee,
an agent of the S. P. C. A. has taken
some exceptions to the order, and
fears that cruelty in many ways will
be the outcome.
The University of Pennsylvania
graduated seven hundred students in
various branches on Wednesday, the
18th inst, among them being James
D. Carpenter, Jr, of this city, with
the degree of LII. B. The exercises
were held in the Academy of Music.
The Commercial Casualty Insur-
ance Company, of Newark, is the title
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