Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

"A Farmers Institute will be held at
Nilliamstown on December Is.
Roy Sampson moved into D. P. Stang
er's house on High strest yesterday.
County Superintendent w. II. Ed
ridge was in Woodbury. on Tuesday
Grocer Sithens' advertisement will aid
housewives in preparing the Thanksgiving
feast.
W. S. nedell, of Malaga, will soon
occupy Mrs. Blencoe's house ON High
street.
VIM. F Buohl and wife, of Pemberton,
pspent Sunday with Mrs. BPS parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Prehl.
Out OF three hundred deaths in Phila-
deIphia last week, one hundred and fifty
were from diphtheria.
The Sabbath-schools of the city will be
closed next Sunday in obedience to the
request of the Board of Health.
John F. Truitt, real estate agent, has
sold Hewes v. Blacks property in Bridge
port to w. c. Lindell for 1925.
The administrators of the estate of the
late job S. Haines advertise the Springer
farm in Logan township at public sale.
The annual New England dinner will
be held in the First Baptist church to-
night, from six to eight O'Clock Tickets,
35 cents,
III you want the people to know the
date of your vendue, and what you have to
sell, advertise in the DEMOCRAT. The
largest circulation.
The thirty acre Lydia C. FoIwelI farm
IN Harrison township, was sold at public
Ia nsff he -, ~ III
well for $117 per acre.
"A district meeting of Golden Eagles
has been arranged for at Swedesboro on
December 10. This includes castles of
Woodbury., CIarksboro and Swedesboro
The school boys, great and small, will
be expert foot ballists by the time this
diphtheria scare is over, if what we see on
the streets and vacant lots continues
AT Jos. S. Taggart's vendue, on Thurs
day last, corn sold at from So to So cents
per bushel; hay from $14.5O to $3.50 per
ton; the best cow brought $50 and the best
horse $131.
The force of blowers at Woodbury.
Glass Works was reduced by laying off nine
men last Saturday night and as many
helpers. We hope the lay off will be only
temporary.
Harry Beck, Isaac Turner and Jos.
Ayres, glassblowers, started for Streator,
Illinois, yesterday where they have secured
situations, and where they hope to fill
their dinner pals. y
The Township Committee of Deptford
advertises an ordinance establishing the
grade Of portion of the road leading from
Woodbury. and Knights Run road to the
10 A. loo
In order to enjoy full Thanksgiving
day next Thursday, the DEMOCRAT win be
printed Wednesday night. Correspondence
viii please forward their letters in time to
reach US not later than Wednesday noon.
There is an outbreak Of dipftheria in
Pensauken township, Camden Co.. and the
Board Of Health has established auaran-
tine; placing special officers at each infected
house to see that no one enters or leaves the
premises.
Snow fell to the depth of four feet in
Western New York last Thursday and
Friday 1t is difficult for us Jerseymen to
understand that winter is in full force only
few hours distant, while we are enjoying
almost spring weather.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending Nov. 10, 1900:-Samuel Barr, J. G.
Coleman, Albert S. Densten, Fannie Robin
son, George Turner, Sill Youse. Thomas
Yiens Persons calling for the above letters
will please say advertised.
DIR. J. e. Flynn, son of ex-postmaster
Flynn, OF Salem, has charge Of DIR. H. H.
Clark practice while he is killing deer and
bear in Western Pennsylvania. DR. FLYNN
is a graduate Of the University of Pennsyl-
gania, and is about to establish himself in
Philadelphia.
here was just a whisper last Thursday
that Freebooter Will Hoffman, of East
Greenwich, would contest with G. G..
Weatherby for the Stewardship of the
AiHlshouse and Asylum, but his candidacy
did not last to the voting point. Perhaps
at another time it will.
The present quarters Of the telegraph
and telephone companies in this city being
inadequate to meet the increased telegraph
and telephone business the connections
store IN Prehl building occupied by A. S
Wilson, has been leased for term Of year
and win be fitted up in fine style
Freehold, the delightful county seat 0
the wealthy and popuIous county Of Mon
mouth has increased only two in popuIa
ton in the past ten years, according to tn
recent census, and the papers Of that tow
are kicking about it They even question
whether the enumerators tabulated tn
babies
The Knights Of Pythias Of District Nc
Is Mil hold district meeting at the castl
3,alI Of Mariola lodge; No. Q, DeIawar
Etfeet, Woodbury., on Thursday evenin
necen1ber -, at which time Grand Chan
l:e{ier JOHN y Dexheimef and his staff VII
I,o present ak. Of r. IN good standiu
W. isxftei u sent