Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-01-26
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The next term of court begins OIL
February Z.
e D. Knisell Is turning out some in'
hand II AIDE harness this week.
The Baptist chapel at Paulsbcro
recently eItcied, is to be sold under me
chanics lien.
John Rachor, r.. is coming back to hi
first love- Wo5dbury-tO make his home
and we're all glad OF it.
-Dan1 Laughlin, carpenter, was so nm
fortunate as to saw off the tip of one of hi
fingers last Thursday.
Thomas M. Tice sold eleven horses al
his Woodbury. sale last Wednesday at ar
average price of 500 50.
"A letter from MassilIon, Ohio. states
that Mrs Gus. Opel is lying in very
critical condition at that place.
Harry Fish has painted and otherwise
improved the appearance and added to the
convenience of his feed and seed store.
The enclosing of the choir quarters in
the First Baptist church is a marked i'm
proVement = the railing and haugings
furnishing spendidly.
Congregations at the sefyises of the
First Baptist church are large. Pastor
Childrey preaching TO large audiences in
the evening, especially.
-T1e large glass case in which Caterer
Chaplain displays his fine cakes and pies
was blown over Tuesday night and was
broken in a thonsaed pieces.
Friends Meeting will be visited next
FIRST day 18th inst, by members of the
circular meetings committee, at ten O'Clock
in the East end of the house. All are well
me.
The ladies of the Aid Society of the
Central Baptist church will give chicken
salad and fried oyster supper IN the church
on Thursday evening. February 2, from
5 30 to $50 p. Ia. Tickets, 50 cents.
Capt c. Walter Shivers. resignation
fiom the Fourth Regiment mas been favor
ably acted on, and an honorable discharge
granted He will resume his duties in the
First National bank on February LIST.
Rev. Edward Dillon will occupy the
pulpit of the Clayton Presbyterian church
next Sunday, and Rev. Geo. W. Tomson, Of
that church will occupy the pulpit of the
Wood bury Presby terrain church on thatday.
Mr. E D Ba set has resigned the
Dr. nc pa ship OF the Carpenter street school
10 accept Government position at League
Isaud, aud the Board of Education last
Thur day elected Morgan Dickerson to
succeed him.
The Young Peoples Association of
Woodbury. Presbyterian church will bold
q sale of cakes, pies, home made bread and
candies in the chapel, Tuesday mo ming.
January 81, at half past ten. Proceeds
for the chapel fund.
Evan Turner, who was in charge of
grocer VIM H Sithens Wenonah branch,
has bought the business With so success
fuI preceptor, Evan ought to have learned
how to make it go, successfully, aud many
friends here hope he will.
Geo. TruDcer, Woodbury. representative
of Baker Koch, has resigned to become the
representative of the Prudential Life Insur-
ance Company at Blackwood. The Misses
Beale will be his successor in the bakery
Store.
The lesson for next Sunday entitled
Christ at Jacobs Well, will be taught
before the Sunday School Teachers Pri-
mary Union, by Mrs Blair Smith, Friday
p. N. at 8 15, in the Central Baptist church.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
List of advertised letters for the week
ending January %, 1899 Mary Austin,
Edward Godson. William Eggerson, Francis
Elliott 2, John H. Harker, Mrs Jane
Kestler. Mrs Ethel Marshall. Persons
calling for the above letters will please say
advertised.
The annual meeting of the Gloucester
County Medical Society was held at Paul's
Hotel last Thursday. Following are the
new officers President. DR. Charles s.
Heritage, GlassbOro; Vice President, Dr.
Eugene HilIegass, Mantua Secretary
and 7. easurer, DR.. George E. Reading,
Woodbury. Reporter, Dr. VIM Brewer,
Woodbury.. banquet followed the
business session
The Elmer Times announces that there
is a place 10 Elmer for a big man, fnaD-
cially, who can resuTect the great business
which has toppled over there Well there
are other towns buiIded on the boom
plan, that have the same need But our
observation is that one hundred one thou
sanddollar men would be of more permanent
value to Elmer than one one hundred thou.
sand dollar man-he might die-or go
broke-all at once, while some of the
thousand dollar fellows would be left on
the job.
by their action in the Paulsboro-
S.edesbOro stone road matter, the Board
OF Freeholders puts itself on record al
doubling the ability OF committee of its
own members, and half the citizens Of
ul,boro, to tell the difference in depth
of five inches of stone and eight inches
An expert in foot rules is to pass on the
matter !! Bat then this move will delay
final action until after the election OIL
Freeh0lders, and then
The associated Health Authorities o.
Gloucester county will hold its next
quarterly meeting at Paulsboro, on Mon.
day, February 6 BESIDES the discussion
upon timely and important subjects per
tanning to health matters by the members
DR. A. c. Hunt, State Sanitary Inspect0
of New Jersey, will speak upon Waite
Drainage, and the Disposal of VAST
Materials" A special train will carr
passengers from Woodbury.. An Invitation
Is extended TO the general public.