Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
LocHI BRIEFS.

sale.
Read otto seliibaI's art store advertise
ment
Turkeys sold FOR eighteen cents per
pound in Woodbury..
The first Country Club dance Of the
season at the club house tonight.
Former senator George f. Barker was
II Woodbury. short time last Monday
Mr. G. KpgIcr, near Westville, will
truck the Cooper farm near Woodbury.,
next year.
Atwood Bros. atsyertiss some furniture
and carpet bargains ID their space on
op1 fourth page.
The banks VII DC closed to-day, alsd
Ele posi- office from to 8 Il M, and
froh 80 to $50 P. N.
The hearing on the Paulsboro Sweees-
hofo stone road case, Will take place on
December IS, at 10 a. m.
Esx-Sheriff VIM. Collins las given his
friends to understand that he IS a candidate
for reelection to that Office.
Surrogate Dubois has sold the former
Carton farm, in Franklin township, to
John G. Cattell, Of Camden
Wear Piewick right-slape clothing
for nen and goutlis-Edgar T. Dell & Son,
~ Walnut street, Philadelphia.
John Miller moved this week from the
Hacker farm near AIantHa. to the former
Peter Z. LeclS farm near Repaupo.
IheTwells brothers. john and Herbert,
who have been to the Paris exposition, ale
honieward bound on the Riiineland
George E Pierson. wife and son are
going to dine at Elmer te day, with his
sisteF-ip-law, Mrs. S. L. G. Murphy
Subscriptions to the DEMOCRAT re
eeixed during the month Of December viii
begin at once, and be dated Jan. I, 1901.
If,as Bishop Warren, of Colorado, says,
sHnbcams travel $4,000 miles per second,
how fast does the beams Of a present Wood
bury arc light travel?
Uncle sam viii carry free across the
Pacific the soldiers Christmas boxes sent
to the United States QuaFtermaster De-
partment at San Francisco,
y. Patterson has sold his farm near
WeStyille to Hewey, the duck man at
Woodbury.. The farm contains fifty ceres,
and the price was so an acre.
LINDA, the twelve-yeaf-old daughter
of Mrs. Linda Clond, Of North Woodbury.,
died On Thursday afternoon. The inter-
ment Was in Green cemetery yesterday
afternoon.
The Township Committee Of West
Deptford township VIII meet in the Town
Hall, Thorofare, on Monday, December 3,
1900, at ten o'clock J Wilmer Leonard,
Township Clerk.
Harness makers Feltman & Kaigu, are
receiving an encouraging patronage from
readers Of the GLOUCESTER County, DEMO-
tgAT, since their advertisement appeared
IN these columns.
Union Thanksgiving services VIII be
held in Kemble Memorial church this
morning at 1870 o'clock. Rev. George
Tomson, Of the Presbyterian church Will
deliver the sermon.
samuel b. Lodge, administrator Of the
estate Of James Tomlin, deceased, last
Saturday sold the twenty-five acre farm
near Barnsboro, to W. II. StIatton, Of
Redwood, for 81 050
Harry Beck, Isaac Turner aud James
Ayers, glassbiowefs, who went 10 Sfrateor.
Illinois, last week to work. returned bone
last sunday. They were not fayoially
Impressed with streator nor the work
For the first time IN The history of
Woodbury., sessions Of tile sa5bath-schools
were suspended last Sunday on the recon-
nendation Of the Board Of Health. There
haze been no new cases reported for ten
days
While official action has not vet been
taken, it IS probable that the Board Of
Health viii, at their meeting Thursday
ujglt. decide that health conditions warrant
Tezopenins the Woodbury. schools next
Monday.
Trsse Brown has sold his business on
South Broad street South Of sitliens store,
aud the purchaser, q citizen Of Hurifgille,
will take possession next Monday. jesse
IS going to seek 2 wider field for his nercaB-
tile talents
Three large shade trees in front Of the
Lee residence, at the corner Of Broad and
fi;gh streets, haze been removed this week.
they succomed to changed conditions last
SUMMER, and ceased to be either useful Of
ornamental.
The feheme f. establish a free mail
delivery in Woodbury. is revived II IT
will sdd anything to the importance d
the foaai. AID BE- a convenience to tils
people, We hope Postmaster Jessup Nil
succeed h getting the new sgstem
project to basc nea road laid ont
FROM Nenonall to Sewel IS being pushed
l,y Wenonah and Scgeli people There i
no direct road fror SewelI to Wenonal
which, as tlle eros HES, are one and tlrel
quarter miles apart ~ tlie present road
tile distance IS about tno and a half miles
Tic important objection b Die new road j
xlrli 4 very expensive bridge Ayil Be e
2nired