Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Editor w. H. Albright is on
fishing trip at Ocean City.
The Colson block is being beauti-
fed with coat of paint.
Miss Clara Pearson is the guest
of Mis- Hazel Munyan, at Wildwood.
The persons i'll with typhoid seem
to be making satisfactory progress.
The German Lutheran Sunday
School picnicked at Alcyon yesterday.
Miss Helen Schnorr went to Ocean
City Saturday for a visit with her sis
ter.
Mrs. D. T. Mathers and family
are spending several days at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Frank NIaier is entertaining
her sister, Miss Rita Mingin, of Med
ford.
-Rev. Edw. Dillon and family are
at their summer home, Kennebunk
Beach, Me.
The Gloucester County Historical
Society building is being papered by
E. L. Cloud.
Blanche Sweeten and Mrs. Chas.
Umba are reported as sufferers with
typhoid fever.
VIM. Stoerrle has purchased the
hotel of his brother, A. c. Stoerrle, at
Williamstown. -
Hon. o. w. Steward made an ex-
cellent address in the Methodist
Church Sunday afternoon.
w. G. Pancoast and family are
spending the balance of the summer
at Piermont by the ocean.
There were but two members OF
the Board of Trade present last night,
SO no meeting could be held.
DIR. C. T. Bennett and family are
spending couple of weeks at Shef-
field, in the Berkshire Hills
Prof. Oscar Leudtke and son, OF
Fort Riley, Kan, are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Laub.
Mt. Gretna is fine place, say the
members of the local National Guard
who were in encampment there.
The Rev. j. E. Triplett left Mon
day for the Thousand Islands where he
will spend the balance of the summer.
Master Arthur Starr was given
marty by several of his friends Mon
day afternoon, it being his birthday
anniversary
The Paulsboro Loan and Building
Association bought in the properties
sold by Sheriff Allen last Thursday.
The price was $100 each.
Bird Dubois, VIM. Storrie, T. lry-
ing, Howard Wallace and Robt. Wilson
left Saturday for a two-weeks' cruise
down the bay in the Dixie.
Rudolph Michellette was arrested
Monday for robbing the home OF Chas-
Wick at Hurffville. He was held un-
der $500 bail by Mayor Ladd.
A combined strawride OF the
Young Peoples Association and
fishers Union of the Presbyterian
church will go to Alcyon Park this
evening.
Eugene Horan, wife and grand
child. Norma Clunn, were slightly in
iured Friday when the Blackwood
trolley, in which they were riding,
jumped the track.
-Thos. Dolan. who stole some
chickens from the County Farm rev
days ago, enjoyed a meal from the
animals served by Warden Crlst at
the County jail.
West End won again from FIRST
Ward, Saturday, in l2-lnnlng game.
The winning runs were scored when
the ball got away from Catcher Pear
son and rolled under the grand-stand
-Rev. ]. T. NJ. Childrey, former
pastor of the First Baptist Church OF
this city, has been extended call 10
the First Baptist Church, OF Haadon-
field, his pastorate to begin Septem-
ber 1st.
A pie and cake sale for the bene-
fit of the North Woodbury. Y NJ G. A.
baseball team will be held at the
First Baptist Church, on Saturday al
ternocn, July 9th.
AT special Masters Sale, Tuesday,
G. Duncan of Westville purchased
about seven acres of land, part wood
land. on the stone road outside OF
Westville adjoining the land of r.
T,ooper Beideman, for $500. Inc
bidding was spirited
VIM. Cowgirl has brought suit
against the Public Service Corporation
for S35 900 damages for himself and
wife. the result OF the collision OF ms
auto and a trolley at the Deptford
Hotel. Crown Point Road crossing,
some months ago.
New sharon citizens have organ
ized a fire company. 1t is incorporat-
ed under the laws of New Jersey.
There are AZ members, the company
being well-equipped with ladders, buc-
lkets, etc, with the possibility OF the
purchase of chemical engine in the
near future.
The remains of Wellington Kug-
Ter. a former well-known citizen OF
this city, who died some months ago
in Houston, Tex was brought here
on Friday for burial in the family plot
at Mantua. The body was met at
Broad Street Station by Victor e.
Kugler and Frank Kugler, brothers OF
the deceased.
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