Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Bibo,s Jumbos are better than ever

Mr.. Conoyer and family, of Gem
tire street, are spending ten days at
Atlantic City.
Rob't Lentz, of Thorofare, is in
Pennsylvania Hospital. and expects
to be there month.
The Board of Education adyer-
tises for coal bids, and bids for build
ings. etc.
There are big races at Salem
to-day
MIR. Herbert Twells is camping
with A. n G. P. at Mt. Gretna.
Miss Hazel Munyan is spending
awo weeks at Ocean City.
Miss Anna Shoemaker, of Penns-
grove, is visiting Mrs. E. c. Jessup.
of Broad street.
Miss Stella Muffett, of Moores-
town, is the guest of Mrs. w. E. Keat
of Hopkins street.
Miss Fleta Handle and Mr.. Frank
Cloud are spending week at Allan
tic City.
&C. H Foley is representing the
Philadelphia Times at Mt. Gretna, the
camp of the Pennsylvania militia.
VIM A. Fisher and wife will go
to Atlantic City next Saturday, for
two weeks outing.
DIR. Carol Rogers has purchased
a new driving horse-a thoroughbred
from Salem
Vino. Johnston is establishing
a garage and auto-repair shop at 81
High street.
CLAYTON D. Tice, of Williamstown,
lost a pocketbook between that place
I and Bunker Hill, last week, Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Robinson, of Salem,
is visiting Miss Caroline P. Smith.
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Heaton and
son axe spending a week in Atlantic
City the guests TO Andrew Marcus.
Mrs. Charles Garrett and daugh-
ter May, are visiting relatives in
Ohio.
Miss Luella Handle and Miss Mary
Park have been recently visiting
Miss Ida L. DuBell, at Florence.
Mr.. George W. Curtis and family
left ON Saturday for Atlantic City, for
a short stay.
Prof. Samuel Talman and family
will leave on Saturday for Sea Isle
City. for the month of August.
Mrs. H. Ruch and family, of Wood
land ave-, are spending sometime at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Clement Reeves and daughter
May. are NlSlIiAS AcldIiNCo a. DSh1 ~
shire, N. Y.
Ernest Redfield, Esq, and son
Percy will leave on Saturday for two
weeks stay at Bustins Island, Maine.
DIR. Thomas Grant and wife, of
Washington, D. c., have been recently
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heritage,
of German street.
-Serg. Geo. Link, of the mounted
police, at Tacony, Phila, is spending
the week with his father, at Small
wood Place and Wood street.
The final meeting of the Execu-
tive committee of the Farmers Pic
mic at Washington Park will be held
at the Park next Saturday evening
Mrs. Dr. W. A. Glover is practi-
cally rebuilding the residence at the
southwest corner of Broad and High
streets, for her future home.
Hon VIM. ]. Thompson has whoop
d ing. cough, contracted, it is believed,
ON the occasion, of one. of the chill
alrens' outings at Washington Park.
Mrs. Tamson Dubois, Mrs. WQoley
of Curtis ave- and Mrs. William Zipp-
Her, of High street, are spending some
time at Ocean Grove.
The Third Regiment, N. G. N. j.,
will camp at Sea Girt next week,
going on Saturday. The Woodbury.
boys will be glad to have their friends
visit them during the week
Rev. George S. Wendell, former
pastor of First Baptist Church, has
accepted a call to church in North
ern Pennsylvania.
Councilman C. C. Pearson is in
the meat and provision business at
Five Mile Beach and says he likes It
r. 10 IN, Cn11nail naQf-
Ings.
-Jerre Haines and wife, of Mickle-
ton. and Oscar Redrow and wife, of
Wenonah, have leased a cottage on
Bustin's Island, Maine, and will spend
the last two weeks of August there.
The wife of Lewis w Albright, of
the Constitution has been seriously i'll
for several weeks She was removed
from Atlantic City to her home in Cam
den last week, but her progress to-
ward recovery is very slow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Deli, of Hun
ter street, gave their children, jean
nette and Thomas, birthday party
last Saturday afternoon. About TWEEN
ty-five of their little friends were pres
cent.
--Thos. S. Davis and James Griscom
attended the races at Salem yesterday
and report them a big event. w. G.
Fox. of Swedesboro, and VIM. Yetter,
of woodbury., had entries but they
were not among the winners.
DIR. T. Earle Budd, of Orange,
formerly of this city, has just re-
turned from Europe where he went
to purchase horses for some of his
clients. He brought home a string
of sixteen head.
Master John H. Curry has re-
sceived a fine Curatoli violin from his
mother as birthday gift. Master
John is a performer of considerable
promise, and this gift is encourage
ment to further effort.
H. A. Fish, and c. 6. Schrenk and
party are now homewalsd bound from
Seattle. They have been to San Fran
!. 5s;eo< &c An1oIas atcs and will SDend