Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-06-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

According to the last census there
are 774,7 02 voters in New Jersey.
&C. A. Brown and family left for
Ocean Grove Tuesday for the summer.
-Chas. H. Curry has been attending
the graduating exercises at Annapolis.
John H. Curry has been spending
several days in the Pocono Mountains.
Company will go to Sea Girt for
rifle practice on Monday, June l7th.
Mrs. E. D. Knisell and children
are spending several days at Ocean
Grove
VIM. Davis, of Depford Township,
is very i'll with pleurisy and weak
heart.
Miss Elizabeth Kline was given
surprise party at her Park Ave. home
Saturday.
-Moore's Glass Works, Clayton, will
be sold on July IS. by Receiver VIM.
NJ. Pierce.
The Glass of 1912, w. H. S. went
on a picnic to National Park last Fri
day afternoon.
The Methodist and Presbyterian
Sunday Schools are picnicing at Al
cyon Park to-day.
Mrs. s. S. Sneyd gave very
successful musical at the Country
Club. Friday evening.
Mrs. ;. E. Triplett, Jr., left for
the Thousand Islands yesterday to
spend the summer.
Col. Angel Matthewson, of Kan
sas, is spending the summer with DIT.
Palen, of Salem Avenue.
Miss Martha Wescott, of this city,
will be graduated from the famous
Smith College this week
Real Estate. Agent Storrie has
sold the double house on Green Street,
No. 1896 to S. B. Burkett.
Roland N. Cloud is one of the
graduates of the classical course at
Brown Preparatory School.
r. Scott Smith, of this city, was
one of the contestants in the auto
race at Belmont, Saturday.
DIR. Manning addressed the Cam
den Baptist Association Tuesday, his
subject being Bible School.
More than two hundred persons
went with the Central Baptist Sunday
School on their picnic Monday
See adv. of J. W. Pratt, artesian
well digger and agent for engines
Joe is experienced and reliable.
Beginning the first Sunday Gin
July. the Central Baptist Sunday
School will hold morning sessions
Misses Anne E. Tyack and Eliza
beth D. Dunnet, of the High School
corps of Woodbury., have resigned.
The Tree Commission inspected
the trees of the City Monday after
noon. going in B. w. Clouds auto.
The First Baptist Sunday School
went TO knights Park yesterday for
their annual picnic. going by wag9p.
Mrs. ]. d. Carpenter and daugh-
tiers will leave Woodbury. tomorrow
for the Berkshire Hills, Mass, for the
summer.
Rowland n Cloud has accepted a
call to the Mt. Ephraim Baptist
Church, beginning his passionate last
Sunday.
Mrs. Edmund Dubois has been
attending the Commencement OF her
son Bird at West Point, he graduating
this week.
Mr.. Eugene Lenoir, formerly OF
this city but now of Philadelphia, and
Miss Laila Basford, of the same city,
were married last evening.
VIM. Wilmer, recently employed
with Paperhanger John Carpenter, has
resigned to take position in Asbury
Park, beginning this week.
Estate Agent VIM. r. Storrie has
sold double house Nos. 1896 Green
ST., for the Harper Davis estate, 10
Sam'l B. Burkett, price not stated
Next Sunday and thereafter DUR
ing the summer, the Methodist Sunday
School will hold their weekly services
at 10 with preaching at II and 8.
One VIM. c. Arnold, who sland-
cred Morris county school teacher,
stands to pay $4,000 damages if a
decision of the Supreme Court stands.
The Alumni Association of the
Woodbury. High School will hold their
annual reunion and banquet at the
Woodbury. County Club on Friday
June 21st.
The Glass of 1907, w. H. s., have
postponed the time of their reunion, it
to take place Thursday evening, june
9th. at the home of Miss Mary Me-
horter at Wenonalh.
DIR. j. K. Manning, of this city
delivered the memorial address al
Peddie Institute. at their Commence
ment, Tuesday, when the cornerstone
to a new dorInitory was laid.
Miss Bertha Saunders entertained
the Audubon Society OF the Sixth
Grade of the public schools at her
home Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. H
C. Dixon addressed the gathering.
The agent at the Woodbury. sta
ton will have special rate excursion
tickets to the Chicago and Baltimore
Conventions. The round-trip rate to
Chicago is 4.40; to Baltimore
$3.50.
West End lost to Covenant Satur-
day by the score of 7 to 4; First
Ward fell before Seth Ward of Phila-
de1phia, 9 to g. West End and First