Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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Frank C. VOORHEES, is in Woodbury. this
week.
Mrs Paul has purchased rubber tire
runabout of Prehl.
Election bets, solid and freak, have
been paid this week.
The Farmers Club dinner at Falls
Hotel, Westville, tonight
Mr.. B. W. Andrews lost fine COW last
week from acute indigestion.
The Republican banner was one of the
victims Of last Fridays wind storm.
Councilman Leeds is fishing in the
saIubrious climate of the Carolinas.
Uncle John Pierson, of swedesboro,
svI1'Fias- So years cid last Tuesday, Nov. Is.
III. v. Rogers, of High street, is at
Wernersyille, Pa, for two weeks vacah7n.
Mrs. Geo. H. Barker, of New York,
visited her aunt, Miss Parrish, last Friday.
The night school in Woodbury. opened
last Monday evening with an attendance of
thirty pupils.
IF you want the people to know it,
advertise it in the DEMOCRAT. 1t has a
larger circulation than any county paper
Now you can phone to Blaclzwood,
Grenloch, Turnerville, Cross Keys and
Williamstown.
William G. Rambo is recovering from
an attack of appendicitis. The knife was
otresorted to.
Sportsmen J. NJ Henderson and E. P.
Henry spent Tuesday in Cumberland
county, and bagged five quail and rabbit
each.
At w. ". Carson's vendue, COWS sold
at from $50 to 1925 bedding hay at from
SO to $50 stack, and live geese at zoe.
per pound.
-Feltman & Kaighn have formed part
nership and will conduct the harness bust
ness, in all its branches in Green's Block.
See adver.
IF W. Bake likes his new position at
Elizabeth so well that he is moving his
furniture there and his pleasant home on
Morris street will soon be for rent.
Albert ChontucI, who was arrested
last week on suspicion of having poisoned
w. c. Carter's horses, was acquitted, there
being no evidence to sustain the suspicion.
Capt John D. Hart, of Cuban filibus-
ter fame, died in Pennsylvania hospital last
Tuesday, the result of fall at Front and
-sAtl nCo ooACSe9J I PIMA
Friends of Bob Scott, who are
legion, win be glad to know that his eye
sight viii be fully restored. He has suf-
fered long from assesses of the eye, and last
week underwent the final operation.
The indications are that the annual
New England dinner served by the ladies
of the First Baptist church, Thursday even
ing, Nov. ~ in the lecture room of the
church, viii surpass any effort in providing
an enjoyable bill of fare.
Letters remaining in the Woodbury.
post Office for week ending Nov. IL Bessie
Balsley, l. Dilks, George Hancox, Isaac
Thomas, Manager p. o. box SO. Persons
calling fer above letters will please say
advertised.
in the Orphans Court, ON Wednesday,
on motion of A. Ii. SwackhameT, ESD,
proctor, Harry Norman was appointed
guardian Of the person and estate Of Chas.
Kahn who had recently been adiudged a
lunatic by the Court of Cbaneery.
As Trustee of J. d. Green's estate,
Col. G. G. Green last Saturday sold the 80
acre Bfiekle farm ON Delaware street, to
Mrs. Theodore P. Green for 81, $780, and the
So acre Leslie farm adjoining the above to
Henry Stanley, for 5000.
The Wenonah Branch of the Needle
work Guild has just closed very success
full years work. The newly elected officers
are: President, Mrs. HarIand; Vice Presi-
dents, Mrs. Yost and Mrs. Stewart; Secre
tary, and Treasurer, Miss Stokes.
The Woodbury. Branch Of the Needle
work Guild has elected these officers
President, Mrs. X. Colson; Treasurer, Mrs
Herbert Lacy. During the past year nearly
400 garments have been distributed by th,
Guild among the worthy poor and hospitals
among a class of thirty-fiye students
at-iaw who sought admission to the Bar al
Attorneys, on Monday, twenty-six sue
eessfully passed the examination. Among
the successful ones is Alexander L. Rogers
son Of DIR. T. b. Rogers of this city. DAN
Y summerill, Jr., Of Penns Grove, passed
the eounselor's examination with honor.
Considering the amount OF booming o
various kinds Woodbury. has had durin
the past ten years, results are not such a
warrant much Dragging. Woodbury. need
sewers, low taxes cheap transportation AM
less nonsense. With these reforms W
believe Woodbury. will increase in p0puIa
ton and wealth in proportion to the balanc
Of the State
Road Protest.
The property owners abutting the Pauh
boro4SWedesboro stone road are cited t
appear before Judge Jessup in the Coul
House at / O'Clock on Friday, Tomorrow
when protest may be made against til
assessment Of benefits by the commission
afs. We understand that the propert
owners will be here 10 force to pfotei
against not only this, but any assessment
benefits. f0r the reason that Tie road IS M
hs1iIf according ia contract They will !