Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-09-21
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EASTERN AND BELL PHONES.
&c. A. Brown and family have re-
turned home from Ocean Grove.

&c. A. Brown and family have re-
turned home from Ocean Grove.
Mr.. 7. w Bacchus has purchas-
ed new E. NJ. F. automobile.
Jos. Henry is laying concrete
walk on West St.. for j D. Carpenter
Mrs. Elizabeth LaDow and daugh-
ter are spending this week at Canton.
Miss Virginia Cattell has accept
ed a position in John Voorhees, Office.
Miss Florence Talman, of Franklin
ST., has been spending few days at
Trenton.
Every voter in the county now
has sample Primary ballot. Read
it carefully.
Miss Ethel Grosscup, of Wenonah,
has returned to her work at Goucher
College, Md.
Rowland Cloud and William Sch
wenger went on a canoe trip to Tren-
ton this week.
Sheriff Thos. L. Wilson will move
to the Croft house, on I'd St., Swedes-
boro, next week.
Paul Chandler will leave next
week for Long Island, where he will
attend St. Paul's School.
Mrs. Jennie A. Livezey, of Cur
tbs ave., is spending two weeks at
Wycombe, Pa, and vicinity.
The Robson apartment house, I'd
and Pine streets Camden, is to be
changed into frst-class hotel.
Harry Brown has moved from
Mrs. Strangers house on High street,
to his new house On West street.
Preston F. Rice and wife, and
City Treasurer Redfield and wife mo-
tored to Atlantic City last Saturday
George Cattell, Arthur Rachor, Or
mond and John Bry are attending
night school at PIERCE Business Col
lege.
At the District Meeting I. o. H :,
at Wenonah, last Thursday, Jesse w.
English was reelected District Dep
uty Archon.
Prosecutor Rogers will have de-
tectives at every poll in the county to
enforce the provisions of the Corrupt
Practices Act.
The Autumn Convention of the
W. c. T. u, of Gloucester county, is
in session in st. Paups NJ. E. Church,
Paulsboro, to-day.
List of letters advertised Septem-
Der IS, 1911 Miss Emma j. Grown,
Mrs. Hattie Weikel, E. W. Allen, Mr..
I. Budoff, Richard Zell.
Those who improve this fine wea-
Their TO put roofs, heaters and build
ings in order will be ready for the
kind of weather that's soon due.
The Primary Department of KEN
BILE NJ. E. Sunday school has pur-
chased new Blasius Piano, for which
they have been working for quite a
long time.
Now that the election boards have
made their canvass of votes, Mantua
township finds that their COMMITTEES
cut the districts even-each having
252 voters.A
The Real Estate Agency of D. F.
Hendrickson and Co., has rented SO
High street to Ernest Weigert. of
Camden, n. j., who will take pos
session at once. 1oANt6.N
Miss Katherine Rachor arrived
home last Friday after spending ten
weeks touring Europe. Her many
friends remembered her with choice
bouquets of flowers.
The automobile races which were
to be held at Bridgeton on Saturday,
September %, have been postponed
until Saturday, September 80. See
adver. in this issue.
The Property committee of the
Board of Chosen Freeholders are hav-
ing several blocks of concrete pave
ment around the court house, that
have crumbled or settled, relaid.
Jacob H. Bibo has received
cane made of cocobala wood from
Captain Charles Barber. This kind of
wood was used by the French fifty
years ago to make railroad ties in
Panama 10
Superintendent Keebler, of Wood
] bury Bottle Works, informs us that
fire was placed under the big furnace
last Tuesday, which means that it
will be in condition for glass making
in week or ten days. GO
AT p. m. tomorrow, Friday,
September %, Will. H. Hoffman will
sell a tract of fine timber on his farm
near Mickleton. The chestnut is
large and suitable for frame stuff and
telephone poles. See adver.
The report is that the Grand Jury
of Camden county has presented
true bill against David W. Garrigues,
formerly of this citv for nrhlishino
hbelous article attacking the char
acter of the late VIM. J. Thompson.
See adver. of Automobile races at
Bridgeton under the auspices of the
South Jersey Motor League. A fea-
ture of the event will be match race
between Harvey Ringler and v. p.
Padula, for $3.50 Autoists are as
sured a big days sport.
Recently farmer drew a package
of $1,000 in new notes to paw a mort