Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-09-14
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EASTERN AND BELL PHONES.
Farmers are cutting corn.

week at Ocean City.
Casper t. Budd is now running
a new Hupmobile.
Pastor Tripplett has returned
IRON his vacation.
Albert Schmidt has moved into
the ]. D. Green fiat.
Mrs. F. C. Carr is spending two
weeks at Pemberton.
Ernest Grossman is attending
PIERCE Business College.
r. j. Voder has moved from Leb-
anon, Pa, to rs North Broad St.
Morris Hansel, of New York City,
is the guest of his mother here.
Mr.. C. A. Brown will return to
Woodbury. this week from Ocean Grove
Miss Jennie Talman, of Franklin
ST., is enjoying week at Atlantic
City.
A large joist fell on Charles Allen
last Saturday and badly injured his
leg.
The vendue season opens with
sale at Paulsboro on the 23rd inst.
See adver.
-Bubblers have been placed in the
school houses and are proving very
satisfactory.
~ The Misses Louisa and Elizabeth
Reeves have been spending few days
at Langhorn.
Capt. Thomas Hutchinson's motor
boat Zipp III won another race at
Camden on Saturday.
The quarterly statements of Wood
burys financial institutions are adver-
tised in this issue.
DR.. Curry, of Holroyd Place, has
purchased the step stone to the old
mint of Philadelphia.
See Proposals for three concrete
bridges by VIM. C. Cattell, county
engineer, in this paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Allen are
spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
stopping at the Whittier.
Albert Carey, Forrest McLain and
Ernest Budd are taking night courses
at Banks Business School.
Mrs White, of Bridgeton, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. William
Dufield, of Center street.
Mrs. Matthew Smalley, of Hessian
ave, has been spending this week at
the Delaware Water Gap.
Jos. J. Summerill, Jr., entered
upon his sophmore year in the Uni.
gersity of Virginia this week.
Miss Grace Duffield, of Center st.
IS employed in the millinery depart
ment at Strawbridge & Clothier.
The Misses Ada and Louella Rice
of Curtis ave, are taking business
course at Temple College, Phila.
John Anderson has accepted the
position as lamplighter in Woodbury.
aor the Public Service Corporation.
Marshal Dopson has an apple bal
sam vine having seventy-five apples,
the largest of which is nineteen feet.
Mrs. T. D. Clark sailed for Paris
on Monday where she will teach piano
for Moszkowski, the famous composer.
Charles Holdstein and family, of
Center St., and Miss Esther Hawn,
are spending a week at Ocean City.
Deputy Sheriff Christian Cunning
ham is taking his vacation. At pres
ent he is at the Devonshire, Atlantic
City.
List of letters advertised Sept. 1,
1911: Miss Lottie Morris, Mrs. B.
Souders, Mrs. C. j. Volkert, Mr.. ].
Tavers.
-Messrs William Lumms and Aug
ustus Ware have gone to South Caro-
lima where they will blow glass this
coming season.
The second fiat of the Newton Bldg.
Broad st. and Curtis ave., has been
rented by H. E. Allies, who has al
ready taken possession.
On Monday Sheriff Wilson sold
the property of Amanda Lake, at Pros
pect, Logan township, to T. Wistar
Brown, Jr-, atty, for $500.
HI. E. Blankarn, of Aberdeen
Place, has moved to Nutley, n J.
Edwin Hall will move into the prop
erty vacated by Mr.. Blankarn.
The new ballot boxes are almost
completed, John Leppee, who is MAX
ing them, has already delivered some
p the, lower part of the county.
The postal bank which was open
ed in Woodbury. post-office on Fri
day, september 3, is proving popular.
Mr.. Ware Scott is the bank clerk.
Mrs Fay Babcock, of Delaware
St, left on Monday for Tacoma, Wash
TO visit her son Harrison. Mrs, Bah
cock intends to stay several months
Joseph Best and son, Thomas Cum
ningham, HARE Brodwater and Clar-
ence Tomlin took an auto trip to Long
Island last Saturday and Sunday.
j. W Merritt was given birth
say surprise at Pine Ridge Hall last
Thursday night0 A large number of
guests shared in the enjoyment of the
occasion.
Ma. Carroll, of Salem ave-, has a
squash weighing eight pounds and
measuring thirty-eight inches in
length. 1t is on exhibition in Young's
barber shop.
George D. Cliff has left the en-