Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-11-25
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ana y a. NJ, ana from 81 10 O.0U p. N. To-
day.
"A. S. Wilson's advertisement will aid
some of our readers in solving the Christ
mas gift problem.
Mr.. D. P. Stanger is taking well
earned vacation from the exacting duties
of the express Office.
The Gloucester County Bible Society
will next meet in the Glassboro M. E
church on December Z.
The first Country Club dance was held
in the armory Wednesday evening, and was a
conspicuous success.
Merchant Starr advertises Christmas
goods. Go and see his stock. He can
please you in many lines and his prices
are all right.
Mr.. M. w. Newton is re-furnishiDg his
hotel here with rich furniture, carpets and
wall decorations, and re-polishing the
hardwood work.
Contractor E P Henry has done a
good job of wall-building for the coun ty
in the Woodbury. bridge wing wall extern
sion, as he does everywhere.
Have you seen E. P. Henry's new
houses on Maple street? They are solid,
slightly and form permanent and stately
city improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Crevelingmee Brad
way, of Trenton, started on Tuesday for
California where they will spend winter.
Pastor Childrey will preach the sermon
at the Union Thanksgiving services in the
Presbyterian church at II O'Clock this
morning.
"A bees nest was found by builder Best
in re shingling the roof OF " neighbor''
Knights house last week, which yielded a
tub of honey. The size of the tub is not
mentioned.
The county road Supervisor is a sort
of assistant freebooter in townships having
stone roads. This is the first public adj
mAoSlOu Ludt NHOcCH rhccuOLuCiS "oAc
overworked.
Agent Wilson has sold the first chain
less bicycle sold in the county to H. P.
Hall, machinist of the Gibbstown powder
works, who writes Mr.. Wilson that he
considers it the best wheel made.
The spelling bee in the NJ. E. church
last Saturday evening was quite success.
Mrs. DR.. Moore won the prize, but gener-
ously divided the twelve volums with Miss
L zzie Allen, her next competitor.
John G. Whitall, of this city. has
about eight acres of chestnut stumps, with
two year old suckers, portion of which he
is going to graft with Japanese chestnut
crafts John WolfeIth, of Wolferth's sta
ton, is also experimenting in chestnut
culture
List OF advertised letters for the week
ending Nov. %, 1897.-Mary Brown ~,
VIM. Bamsley, Jos. Fritz, R. M Hart Miss
Essie Insee, Rev. L. T. Jones, Mrs Emma
Kimberly, Hanna Pipe, Miss Ida Savage
Miss Lettie W. Southwood, James Watson
Walter Westcott, Miss Sarah Williams.
Game warden Muller detected Charles
Roi, of Philadelphia, killing robins near
Almonesson last Saturday and took him in
Esquire johnson imposed the usual penalty
of $40 and costs-total $26 so. and he went
home sadder and wiser rio than came
after Jersey robits.
That Artic owls do not all winter near
Almonesson was proved last Saturday by
Charles j. Wolferth, who shipped one to ye
editor that he killed near Mickleton. 1t
is beautiful bird, about three feet from
tip to tip of wings, but will hardly do for
a Thanksgiving dinner.
On the afternoons and evenings Of
Friday and Saturday, December 10th and
18th, the ladies of the Central Ba 1tist
church will hold an Apron and Handker-
chief bazaar, and in connection Herewith
will serve light refreshments coffee, dough
nuts and ice cream. Homemade candies
will be speciality of the sale.
The Thirty Minute Workers of Christ
church, will hold a sale of homemade
candies, doughnuts and small cakes-also
ice cream and water ices, on Saturday
afternoon, Nov 81. inst, from 3 o'clock tC
o'clock p m. at the Parish building on
Delaware street, Woodbury., N. j., for the
benefit of the Rectory fund.
The first meeting of the Gloucester
County Teachers Association of this schoo
year will be held in the Court House
Woodbury., on Saturday, December II next
the session beginning at $50 a. M. Mis-
Ada Van Stone Harris, Superintendent o
kindergarten and Primary work, of New
ark, will discuss Reading or Languag,
Teaching.
Camden District Epworth Leagu,
group No. -(Chapters of Pitman, Hurff
Vile, Mantua, MulIica Hill, Barnsboro
Jefferson and Wenonah churches invit,
the DEMOCRATS readers to their Pentecos
tai Meeting in the n. E. church, at Pit
man. New Jersey, Tuesday, November 80
1897, at 80 p. m. Rev. Chas A. Tush
inaham, District FIRST Vice President, il
charge. Songs OF Love and Praise No /
will be used.
Some OF the most desirable farm
lands in our county are advertised at pub
lie sale. We enumerate here. and direc
our readers 10 our advertising columns fol-
full particulars The late Nathaniel C
Fisher homestead, at Clayton the late Wm
Beckett farm, near HuIffville; the Jane
Williamson farm near Evan !; the Rebeccl
Chew farm, near the Lake the VIM. B
GIeeson farm, near Asbury and the PhiliI
G. Bunsen's farm near Mantua.