Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-05-27
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EASTERN AND BELL PHONES.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Red Bank Sanitarium will re-
open June II.
Mrs. G. G. Green arrived home
from Pasadena, Cal, this week.
Miss Minnie morgan Is spending
sometime with friends in Maine.
Signor Maglorine and band will
furnish music at Washington Parkyo
= -Leppee advertises bargains in
roofing paints and roofing materials
Tile ten-year- son of Chas.
3Srimm, of West street. is i'll with scar
let fever.
Miss Dell Harding. of Penn Argyll
Pa, has been a recent visitor of Mrs.
W. q. Keat.
-Messrs. c. W. synnott and c. E.
Synnott are having weeks fishing at
Rangley, Maine.
Base ball games scheduled for last
Saturday. were all declared off be-
cause of the rain
james Mills. aged SO years, of
Camden. was killed by a trolley car
on Monday night.
The P. o. S. of A. will attend SER
vices in Kemble Memorial Church next
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Henry Albright, of South
S sailing on June 5.
Rudolph Benezet will soon move
from Hopkin street to the Shull house
on Delaware street.
Reeves Merritt, the city's young
florist, filled the Court House urns
with flowers yesterday.
Spring flowers are more advanced
than usual, yet general vegetation is
more backward than usual.
s. Woodbury. and Alcyon Park will
play another game of basket ball to-
morrow evening at Alcyon Park.
The Sunday-school class of Miss
Estella Dopson held a very successful
pie and cake sale last Saturday.
Mr.. William E. Speakman and
Lewis Tucker started for Maine, via
automobile, last Sunday morning.
The measuring social n the Cen
trail Baptist Church Tuesday evening
was an enjoyable affair, and financial
success.
The excellent Clayton band, that
for two seasons has won fame at
Ocean City, expects to wake up Cape
MAY tllS year.
Mr. F. Grimshaw, who succeeds
C. B. Keiser, of the w. J. S. R. R.,
has moved into one of Mr.. Newton's
houses on Hopkins st.
MIR. and Mrs J. T. Kirkbride,
Miss Helen Shivers, Misses E. P. and
F. L. Wilkins spent last Sunday at
the Chalfonte, Atlantic City.
Mr.. S. P. Foster, executor of the
late Rufus w. Smith, advertises the
prosperous business of deceased at
Elmer for sale in this paper.
The pupils of Mrs. Blackwood will
hold their spring musical in the Coun-
: try Club Casino Saturday afternoon,
May 10Th, beginning at 2.45 O'Clock.
Mrs. H. N. NJ. Pancoast, of Pal
myra, is visiting Miss Bessie B. War
wick and Miss Ellen Matlock to-day,
relative to activities of the D. A. K.
Court Woodbury. No 107, F. of
A will take part in the Foresters' pa
rade in Phila. tonight. They will
leave in a body on the 7.25 electric
train.
-Messrs. Vogeding and Sheppard,
of North Woodbury., left on Monday
for Spring City, Pa, and will work in
a new glass factory which is just start
ed up.
John S. Jessup was reelected a
trustee of the Presbyterian Church
last Wednesday night Mr.. Jessup
has served in this position for the
past "a years.
Mr.. W. Eddy of High street, has
been transferred from Gibbstown
powder works to those in Morris Co.,
and will remove his family to Hacken-
sack in few days
Miss Ethel, a student in Woodbury.
High School, daughter of Edward r.
Grosscup, of Wenonah, was thrown
from a carriage last Sunday, and suf-
fered a broken ankle.
Our presses have turned out many
thousands of strawberry tickets this
week Some growers expect big
crop, while others say the yield Will
not exceed half crop.
There will be an examination held
at the Woodbury. Post Office for a post
master for National Park, June 18th.
1t is reported that there are several
candidates for the position.
The cannon on the Court House
lawn have been cleaned and painted.
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the Court House, both side and front
has been freshened by coat of paint.
The big house of Woodbury. Bottle
e Works went out of blast last night,
B throwing thirty-six blowers out. Two
small factories will continue while.
I The glass business is at low ebb the
country over.
Last Saturday evening Miss Ada
May Feltman was given freedom
party at the home of her parents. A
number of friends were present from
philadelphia, Camden, Germantown
and Woodbury..
Hannah T. Somers, Of Bridgeport,
who has been in the Trenton Asylum
for the past five years, was adjudged
insane on Monday morning by a jury
This measure was taken so that a