Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-08-24
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EASTERN AND BELL PHONES.
LOCAL BRIEFS.


days at Ocean City.
Thomas Kahn is spending this
week at Atlantic City.
Mrs. H L. HANDLE is spending two
weeks, at Bridgeton. ~
Miss Stella Mathers is spending
two weeks at Chelsea.
Marshall Diverty is spending
some time at Ocean City. a
Mrs. Katherine Maier is. spending
two weeks at Asbury Park.
Mrs. VIM. Maier and children are
spending some time at Quinton.
Miss Ruth letters, of Ocean City,
has been visiting Miss Bessie Zell
Lewis Curtis, of Cincinnati, is
spending his two weeks visiting here.
y. F. Graham and wife are spend
ing two weeks at Kennebunk Beach,
Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Eldridge are
spending this week at Cape May Court
House, aas3 9ya
Mr.. F. W. Bake and family are
spending three weeks down in West
Virginia.
William Yorker, of Torresdale,
has been guest of his nephew, W..
Yonker. 1lss iasfa ss4ts Esa
Mrs Edmund Dubois and daugh-
ter Emily are visiting relatives at
Detroit. a Sizes 81
Mr. Swope, of Cincinnati, has
been a recent guest of Frank Dell, of
Centre St. s5a saHp4,67 Rssss
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has been spending a few days at At
lantic City. sa fasi
Miss Matte Batten will leave to-
morrow for Pocono Mountains for a
weeks stay. a s8a m ta "a
DIR. H, Bailey Chalfant has leas-
ed the Cashier Stiles residence, at
Alullica Hill. ~
Miss Dorothy Conan is spending
week with Miss Marion Green, of
Centre street. ysss4
Miss Ida Dickerson, of Green's
boro, Md, is the guest of her uncle,
Wilmer Knox. IA
Miss Minnie Wentz, of Fairton,
has been spending a few days with
friends here.
Miss Sadie Glass. of Woodlynne,
is the guest of Miss Nellie Saunders,
of Oak street.
VIM C. Allen has filed his petition
as a candidate for Sheriff with the
County Clerk.
MIR. and Mrs. H. L. Weir and Mrs.
NJ A. Evans are spending some time
at Asbury Park.
II. A. Fish will discontinue using
horses and depend entirely upon his
new auto truck.
Miss Marion L. Long, of Doyles-
town, is. the guest of Mrs. William La
Dow, of Curtis ave.
Mr.. Clarence Laub and Miss Ger
trude Heritage are spending some
time at Atlantic City,
Mrs. H. A. Wilson and children
are spending a week at Ocean City,
stopping at the Wayerly.
Mrs. Theodore Laub and Mrs.
Chas. Schrenk have been spending a
few days at Atlantic City.
Andes E. Budd lost large grey
horse valued at $3.50 last week. He
found it dead in the stall.
Miss Clara Aymer, of Glassboro,
has been a recent guest of Miss Mabel
Dufield, of Centre street. %
Mrs. John Lets and daughter, of
Seaville, have been recently visiting
Mrs l. A. Cline, of Park ave.
The Misses Emma and Harriet
Holstein, of Centre street, have been
spending some time at Salem.
w. H. ID. Geiger is spending this
of%ondino
the Grand Army Encampment,
The date of the Harvest Home, by
the Mullica Hill NJ. e. Church has
been changed to August 29th.
Little Billie Dixon, of Euclid ST.,
is the proud possessor of a new bicy-
Gle, purchased of A. S. Wilson.
Mrs. E. A. Maulsbury and Miss
Louise NJ. Tevis, of Hunter St., are
enjoying week at Holly Beach.
The engagement of Miss Bessie
Somers, of Tuckahoe, and Mr.. Rollan
Clark, of this city, is announced.
Mrs. Anna Westphal. of Cooper
ST., had quite a bad fall recently and
is under the care of DR.. Campbell.
Miss Margaret Wilson, of Bridge
ton is spending week with her broth
er, Mr.. Isaac w Wilson, Of High st.
The Misses Belle and Alberta
Curry are spending some time at Wal
than, Mass, visiting their brother.
The engagement of Miss Bessie
Pearl Tyler, of this city, and DR..
Frank Dedakes, of Collegeville, Pa, is
announced.
&c. H. Towne, of Woodbury., and
w. v. Brandiff, of Glassboro, are on
two weeks trip to Chicago, via
motorcycle
Five new gas lamps have been
| placed on the Bell Tract at the inter-
section of streets, and make fine
appearance.
Rev. George Wendell, formerly Of