Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-09-07
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EASTERN AND BELL PHONES.

MIS- jeHerSOn rem IS SpeHuIuS
two weeks at Atlantic City.
Hon James j. Davidson has gone
to Florida on business trip.
Miss Hazel Munyan is spending a
week with relatives at Trenton.
Rev Edward Dillon and family
are home from Kennebunk Beach.
Cashier Graham and wife return
ed from their vacation on Tuesday.
Miss Phoebe Wiegand, of New
York, is the guest of her parents.
Miss Anna Estell is spending a
week with friends in New York City.
st. Patrick's o'clock in Wood
bury Town Hall, next Saturday night.
The rain last week seriously dam
aged water melon and cantaloupe
vines.
See adv. of adjourned sale Of
Washington Park by Henry ]. West,
I Trustee. 81
Mrs. H. S. Stratton and son, of
Hunter street, are spending some time
at Ocean City.
Jacob H. Bibo and wife have re-
turned from their summer home at
Dustin s Island, Me.
The sale of real estate of Amanda
E. Lake, by Sheriff Wilson was adj
journed for one week.
Reference to our advertising coll
umns will reveal some fine Glouces-
ter county farms for sale.
AIR. and Mrs. B. D. Saint, Of
Syracuse, N. Y, are spending some
time here with their parents.
Those who have tried it, say that
the Democrats short adver. service
brings the answer, every time.
Parker H. Graham has moved
from Pitman into one of VIM. Wake
mems houses, on Laurel street.
Geo. NJ Keebler is going to build
a handsome residence at the corner
of Broad and High streets this fall.
Lewis Tucker left for Gloucester,
Mass, on Monday to bring w. Il.
Speakman and family home by auto.
The new school building at Wood
4 bury Heights will be completed this
week and school will be opened there
next Monday.
William Allies was hit by foul
ball at the West End base ball game
on Monday morning, and was knock
ed unconscious.
Charles Titus, of Lincoln street,
was shot by Harry Riehl on Monday
while hunting reed birds, but not
seriously injured.
Mrs Ephriam Jones, of Centre
St., celebrated her SEVENTEEN birth
day last Saturday and was the reci-
pient of many gifts.
Miss Hattie P. Kirby, who WAS
threatened with typhoid while on a
visit with friends at New Castle, Del !,
was able to come home last Monday.
IF. L. Wilkins announces the sale
of property 50 Green St., to Frederick
Kaufman, of Camden, and the Frank
lin lot on Maple street, to VIM. Wdbe-
men. IN
The Sunday school session in the
Central Baptist church will be held
in the afternoon at g. next Sunday.
The morning church service at the
regular time-10. 30.
Jacob Yearicks, veteran of the
civil war, died at the home of his SON
in-iaw, H G.. Simmerman, No. 10
Oak street, on Monday last aged Is
years The funeral, in charge of
Gepl Howell Post, was held yesterday
VIM c. Eldridge, Jr, aged 6
years, fell from a grape arbor on Fri
day of last week and broke his right
arm above the elbow An Xray exam
nation was made at Jefferson Hospi-
is doing nicely.
-Gunners report reed birds plenti-
full and in fine condition. Notwith-
standing this, there are reports of
some gunners wasting powder and
shot on human birds. But none of
these have been bagged
The rains of the last week weaken
ed the bank along the railroad near
Cedar street bridge. A crew of
about seventy-five men were kept
busy all of Thursday night filling in
the washout.
The cavalry team of the Third
Regiment N. G.. N. j. won first prize
in the 21st annual shooting contest
at Sea Girt this week. Majors
Mathers and Shivers, of this city, were
members of the winning team.
Robbers entered the home OF
August F'insel, of North Broad street,
last Friday morning. and carried off
SO, watch, two pairs of trousers,
an umbrella and several smaller ar
ticles. No clue has been heard OF
at the present time.
The Real Estate Agency Of d. F.
Hendriekson & Co., has sold for Geo.
Blake, of Camden, executor of the
Dennis Blake estate, the double house
on Belmont Ave. National Park, and
five building lots adjoining the above
property, to W. H. Kinsey, of Phila.
AT the Labor Day shooting match
at Wildwood, William Wakemen won
a handsome silver cup. In order to
decide who was the best shot Mr..
Wakemen and Fred Holloway, OF
Haddonfeld, were obliged to shoot of