Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-08-24

0cncift SutlcIS are DSluS fdlu Vll
Pitnlan ave. in order to stop the wash
ing of the roads.
A spur will be run by the railroad
company into Handles lumber yard. n
Will Mcclellan is taking the favor
lite vacation route to Boston and Port
land Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Riley's out
ing is through the New England states
Miss Florence White, of Nyack, N. Y.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Focer.
Charles Macdonald, wife and son
have returned from trip to Niagara.
The South Jersey Ushers Associa-
ton will meet at Alcyon Park on
Saturday.
NJ. H. Young has purchased an auto
coach which will prove a great con-
venience to the public.
P. S. Scott is in Maine on business
trip. Mrs. Scott and children are visit
ing her parents, at Dividing Creek.
Mrs. Joseph Lodge and son Bowman
are visiting Allentown, Pa, relatives.
An ordinance has been introduced
into Council forbidding the throwing
of circulars in the streets.
The Pitman Masonic Club attended
the Sunday evening service at the
Chapel of the Good Shepherd. Special
music was rendered
The Chapel of the Good Shepherd
cleared about $3.50 from their carni-
val on the Boulevard.
The mortgage on the NJ. E. Church
has been paid in full. ~
The Summit Park chorus sang at the
Baptist Church Sunday evening.
Prof. George Ashley preached to the
Baptist congregation Sunday morning.
| Elmer Long, a member of the firm
of Munger and Long, Camden, has
| purchased four lots on the Glen Lake
tract.
A slight blaze at the house of BENZ.
| Sparks called out the fire companies
Friday, but it was extinguished with
out their aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Thomas, of Sny-
der ave-, spent their vacation near
Millyille, and say the salt oysters were
| fine.
Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Jewett, of Bor-
dentown, were here last week and now
in Ocean Grove for some time.
The Fire Patrol will serve a supper
at the Casino Saturday evening. Ev-
erything is to be cooked by the men,
and they claim they will serve fine
meal for twenty-five cents.
The Athletic League of South Jer-
sey expect to have very successful
n Do ,.1y Cat dow
There will be SO entries for the Mar
athon race. Johnny Snyder, winner
of the Market street Wood Block
Marathon, and Billy Hayes, champion
sprinter of America, are expected to
be present. <A
| All roads led to Malaga Sunday. A
great many people went from here.
! C. w. Seeds has purchased De
Lamble roadster, and will receive it in
a few days.
Rev. s. B. Golf, Jr., occupied the M.
| E. pulpit Sunday morning and evening
He is chaplain of the M. E. Hospital
and collection taken at the close OF
| his sermon for the hospital netted
more than siXty-twO dollars.
Mrs. Carrie Stiles and mother, Mrs.
George Wescott, of Wilmington, have
been guests of Harry l.. Stroud and
family. These ladies formerly re
sided at AIu1lica HILL
Tall Cedars, exceeding four hundred
| in number, took dinner at Alcyon Park
Saturday afternoon. They paraded
through the town and grove to tt
/ No NH
mental feast.
The ground rents on many, if not all
the lots in the grove have been raised.
On Broadway it has been raised from
SIS to prices ranging from $50 to $50.
| Those having residences on Broadway
can purchase the lot on which the
dwelling stands if they wish to.
| The question of closed Sunday is
still being agitated Four detectives
were in town Sunday. There seems tc
be great deal of cunning at spar
row when hawks and vultures can be
| found if they want to-else rumor
counts for nothing.
DR.. H.. H. Carr has been critically
| i'll from carbuncle on his neck, but
| at this writing TUESDAY EVENING" we
hear he is somewhat improved, as his
host of friends will be glad to note.
A beautiful tree in front of ]. c.
Rulon's residence had died from gas
and an effort was made to find the leah
A bad leak was found in a connection
and about twenty towns were without
service after midnight Wednesday
night, while gates were installed al
the spurs leading east and west on
Holly avenue. Thousands of feet Of
gas had to flow from the pipes, and
when it was reduced so the men could
work they had to change every few
minutes and restoratives were kept
ready. While the service was restored
by morning the work was not complet-
ed before Thursday evening.
| Joseph Carr recovered the horse and
buggy on Tuesday that was stolen
/ from him Ave xraolre, uo Tho Norco