Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04
LOCAL BRIEFS. /,

Miss Katherine RacnOr IS at Man
chester, n H., for some time.
Godfrey Fritz Walker, of Trenton,
is visiting j. j. Summerill, Jr.
Bird Pancoast returned home Fri
day from his round-the-world trip.
Miss Anna Estell is spending
several days in the Keystone state.
Miss Emily Frazer, of Elkton, Md,
is visiting Miss Gertrude Summerill
Hon. J. ]. Davidson, of Swedes-
boro, has been very i'll with indiges-
.tion.
II. T. Wickersham and family be-
gan their summer outing at Ocean City
Saturday.
-Bleachers to seat 400 people have
been erected on the First Ward
grounds.
The Y. M c. A campers are re-
ported as having fine time at Point
Pleasant.
w. H. Sithens and wife left for
their Ocean City summer home Satur-
day.
Miss Estella Davis has purchased
the Doctor McGeorge property at
327 Allen street.
All call boxes have been removed
from the post Office and lock boxes
substituted. ~
Prof. C. R. Evans spoke at the
prayer service in the Central Baptist
Church last night.
Caleb Butterworth, well-known in
this county, died last week and was
buried at Haddonfield
About 100 autos on the Wildwood
Reliability Run went through Wood
bury yesterday morning.
Mrs. c. C. Pearson and daughter
left for Avalon last week where they
are spending several days.
james Carter brought home an
auto load of fish Monday, the result OF
a fishing trip to Tuckerton.
Mr.. F. ]. w. Brannin is having his
home at Penn and Glover streets
painted by Frazer, OF Mantua
First Ward shut out Woodbury.
Heights Saturday, 7 to 0. West End
won from Bridgeton, to 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Redfield
are at their son Warren's home in
Lansdowne, for few days.
Thursday evening last, the class
of 1912, w. H. s. was entertained at
the home of Keziah Featherer, at
Bridgeport.
Through an advertisement in the
Democrat, East Greenwich Township
has secured principal for the Mt.
Royal School.
-On Tuesday, farmers who went
to Philadelphia, received from 55c to
60c for white potatoes, and Sl.50 for
tomatoes.
Mrs. Mary Plensinger had her leg
broken as result OF the horse she
was driving becoming frightened at
an automobile.
Jacob H. Bibo and family went
to their summer home at Bustin's
Island, Me-, on Tuesday, for the bal
ance of the summer.
-Emaline Loper, aged 80 years,
died Monday The funeral will be
held tomorrow, July 5th, at l o'clock,
from her late residence on, Green
street t
Miss Mabel Batten, Miss Salome
Morgan and Miss Edith Yarrow will
ATTEND the N. J /. School of Methods at
Asbury Park for one week, beginning
tomorrow. -
IA large gathering of young people
congratulated Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Day
Tuesday evening, at the Day home
out Delaware street, on their recent
marriage.
Major DuBoise, letter carrier in
the Sd ward, succeeds Maurice Huf-
fington as carrier in the 1st ward, and
Walter Picard, sub-carrier,s will
serve the Sd ward
A New Sharon Political League
has been formed John Everwine is
president; Jesse Hendrickson, vice
president: E. o. Schaaf, secretary, and
Geo. Sawyer, treasurer.
-Staney E. Sutton, son of Drug
gist w. H. Sutton, has successfully
passed the examination of the Penn
syIvania Board of Pharmacy, and is
now qualified assistant pharmacist.
-Minnetonka Tribe, No. 1879, Imp.
o. r. M. elected the following officers
on Friday evening Past Sachem, j.
7. Volk, Jr.; Sachem. George Hansel-
Hlau so6u1UE 4 q al 11C1AAJ !,
Junior Sycamore, VIM. Sparks
DIR. j. A. Wanlsley, of Philadel-
/ phia. has sent out several booklets
dealing with the placing of the Mem
orial Boulder in memory of Henry
| Jangier Wamsley, John B. Wamsley
and Socrates t. Wamsley, at Dare
town, few weeks ago.
Woodbury. Bottle Works closed
down last Saturday night after sue
cessful season. Work Of rebuilding
the furnaces will be at once begun,
preparatory to early resumption in
the fall. The wage question has yet
to be settled, but it is not believed
this will delay resumption. CO
The Public Service Railway has
issued a folder descriptive of their
service in New Jersey and descriptive
of the country covered by their lines
We have found it intensity interesting
and instructive. Readers who desire