Gloucester County Democrat., 1892-04-21
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/ VIM. Taylor, Sr., editor of the Tribune,
/ Haddonfield, was in town last week.
/ James Gardiner who has been i'll for
several weeks expects to return to his work
next week.
The stallion owned by Benz Williams is
Of an excellent stock and has three year
old record of 2 AZ.
Thomas Andrews, of Phila, has taken up
his residence in this place
1t is rumored that James Pine has had
an offer of $4,000 for his farm.
Burglars are things Of the past.
John Jones shoemake er Of this place has
taken up his residence in Camden.
Mr.. Jonas Livermore, Of this place, cele-
brated his Goth anniversary, Thursday, the
21st, to-day
Caleb Brown has composed song about
Joseph Hillman, the murderer of Jewish
peddler, who was hanged at Woodbury..
Frank Batten and wife spent Sunday at
Chews Landing.
G. j. Rulon and wife passed very pleas
ant day on Sunday at Mullica Hill.
Marshall Williams, of Rutgers College.
New Brunswick, returned to his studies on
Monday, as did Byran Moore, of Penning-
ton Seminary.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church, held its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday week in the
session room.
There was a double wedding in the town
last Wednesday night-William Kline, our
station agent, was married to Miss May
Boody by the Rev. F. R. Brace, pastor of
the Presbyterian church, and William Van
derslice was married to Miss Lille Turner
the ceremony being performed by the Rev.
DR.. Morse, pastor Of the Baptist church.
Mrs. Sunsan Jones has improved her
dwelling by erecting new fence.
The statement that Henry George had
made preparations to provide comfortable
home in Phila. for Mis-. George Hutchings,
widow of the Atco, N. j., spiritualist, who
left his fortune for the distribution of
Georges books, appears to be without foun-
dation, as Mrs Hutchings has not heard
from Mr.. George and is still in the Camden
county almshouse.
Miss Anna LeFevre is about again, after
a severe attack Of pneumonia.
Fremont Brown, of Phila, spent Good
Friday in this place
VIM Wilcox, of Haddonfield, spent Sun
day with his parents here
Mrs. Rebecca Chester, of Collingswood, is
stopping at the residence Of Mrs Bertha
Turner.
Several of our residents spent Sunday in
Phila
Miss Ida Wilcox is visiting Edw. Atkins
and wife in Phila.
Mr.. Blake Edwards has taken up his
residence here
Peter Cheesman, better known as wild
cat,r was killed on the Atlantic City rail-
road last Saturday, and buried in the NJ E.
grave yard Tuesday.
The new baptismal font was utilized on
Sunday night for Nettie Barker, of Fair
view.
James Pine has decided to run u acres
of his farm out in building lots, the size
will be about 50x150 feet, with two 80 feet
streets. j. Sickler, of Chew's Landing, will
Mr.. Pine said he was tired of being bluffed
by land sharpers, as he termed the associa-
ton Mr.. Aldrich, one of the latter, says
be will take legal proceedings to get the
farm from Mr.. Pine.
Miss Annie Conley is visiting at the resi-
dence Of William Godfrey.
In last weeks issue Of the DEMOCRAT
we stated that X. W. Brace offered Anna
Rulon 25 cents to pose for him, and some Of
of our readers are under the impression
that she accepted, but she did not. She
Indignantly refused and thus arose the
trouble