Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-06-03
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EASTERN AND BELL PHONES.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

1t was glorious Memorial Day
from dawn till the days end.
Miss Ida DuBell, of Florence, is
visiting with Mrs. Ernest Redfield.
The old soldiers had their day
last Monday, and it was bright one
too.
Jersey strawberries, big, luscious
and plentiful, are in their glory this
week.
Lewis Curtis, who has been spend
ing some time in the West with his
sister, has returned.
Three car loads of Italian berry
pickers went down the Delaware river
railroad last Monday.
Mrs. T. Dowdney Clark held her
seventh annual musicale at the Coun-
try Club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Harry Burkett, of James,
burg. has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. e. Jones, of Centre street.
-Aloise F. Seifriz, of Franklin St.,
is among the graduates from Jefferson
College next Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 2 Brown, of
Washington, d c., are visiting Mrs.
WI
Mrs. Sallie Bigelow, of Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting her mother, Ms.
Emaline Batten, of Hunter street.
"A musicale by the pupils and or
chestra of Mrs. Clara Sneyd vii. be
given tonight at the Country Club.
Mrs. S. r. Brooks has moved from
Hunter street to one of Miss Emma
Thackara's houses on So. Broad st.
Mr. Clarence Laub and Miss Ger
trude Heritage are spending this week
at Annapolis and Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Matte Hudson, of Phila., is
spending some time with her cousin
Mrs. Frank Heritage, of German street
Mrs. Blackwood's music scholars
gave an enjoyable musicale at the
Country Club Casino last Saturday af-
ternoon.
DR.. T. E. Parker will entertain
the Physicians Protective Association
of Woodbury. and vicinity at his resi-
dence this evening.
Mr.. Harvey Stewart, of Centre St,
who is now employed in Phila., has
stored his goods in Gus Prehl's build
ing on Cooper street.
MIR. Joseph Cloud has sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness as
to take up his duties at the station,
which he did on Tuesday
Frank T Nolan, of Mt Ephraim,
and Miss Mae E. Warner, of this city,
were married by Rev. T. e. Carpenter
in New York on May 26th.
Rev. George S. Wendell, former
pastor of the First Baptist Church of
this city, has resigned as pastor of
the Emanuel Baptist Church of Ches-
ter.
The engagement of Miss Anna
Knight. of Lansdowne, Pa, and Mr..
Frank w. Clement, formerly of Wood
bury, now of Lansdowne, has been
announced
The Board of Education will re-
ceive sealed bids for the Dillon house
Particulars under which they will be
received will be found in our advertis-
I ing columns. CO
Hon. D. O. Watkins is up in
Maine this week fishing. If he has
found any finer weather up there than
his friends have had at home, he is
fortunate, indeed.
The baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class of Woodbury. High
School will be delivered in the First
Baptist Church next Sunday morning
Aby the Rev. w. E. Reynolds. ~
Mr.. E. E. Pierce and family will
go to Boston next Saturday to attend
the Alumni meeting of the Institute
of Technology, and later visit Mr.
Pierce's home in New Hampshire.
Joseph Hanle, of Gibbstown, has
bought model 10 Buick automobile
with baby tonneu, of agent A. S. Will
son. Joe has his machine equipped
with magnetic, and four cylinder mo-
tor.
Ext Councilman Cattell is going to
address Paulsboro Council next Tues
day night on franchises and Bell Tel
.ephone Company. We didn't suppose
Paulsboro needed stirring up on those
subjects.
ID. H. Mumford's moving depart
ment took a two-story 15x15 building
down Broad street Tuesday morning
as fast as two teams could walk. Capt.
John Toole was in command. There
was no delay in traffic this time 10
If public sentiment at Atlantic
City sustains the open saloon it is not
wondered at that it demands Sunday
base ba1l-and Civic Righteousness"
administration is enforcing the laws,
and ordering the State militia about!
The Philadelphia branch of the
Alumni of the Boston Institute of
Technology met at the Woodbury.
Country Club for their reunion last
Saturday. The party, with wives,
numbered about forty-seven. Seven
r,aauahnrs of fTa Alurni are residents
of Woodbury.: Clifford Shivers, Edgar
Trask, W. r. Bean, e. E. Pierce, F. A,
Hunnewell, e. w. Virgins, E Ne.
Harrington.
He came up South Broad street
Monday afternoon between two women
carrying baby. In front Of Jeffrey
Batten's home he collapsed, and ten
der hands removed him to shady