Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-04
LocALITEMs.

q delusion aud snaTe.
-Cbas. F. Gould was admitted to bail
on Monday in the sum of $780,
Telephone rates are now ten cents for
three minute talk TO Philadelphia
Revival services are in progress in
KembIe Memorial church.
Read Toone & Hollinshed's advertise
ment Oh our fourth page. They offer
genuine bargains in winter goods.
Joseph Sta;quely and Arnold MiIlen-
bach were granted naturalization papers
yesterday in the Gloucester County Courts
"A Camden jary has decided that Fran
cisco Abbatto murdered DeFeo With pre-
meditation. conVicting him of murder in
the first degree.
The Rambo farm at Gibbstown, having
been sold, Harry NJ Rambo will make a
public sale Of all his personal property on
January 2Sd
George W. Reed. former Auditor of
the Delaware R R Co.. bias been transferred
to a good position in the Pennsylvania
Office in Philadelphia
Nineteen hundred was given royal
welcome by NoOdburians. Bells were
rung, whistles blown, cannons and guns
roared and bands played.
Ex-senator Geo Il. Barker has our
thanks for copies OF Montana newspapers.
And we may add, that Eastern newspapers
are not ahead of them in enterprise and
news features.
DIR. I. B. Rogers, veterinary surgeon,
commends dehornIng cattle, alleging that
dshoIned cattle feed better, shelter in less
room, are easier handled, aud milk at least
as well as those not dehorned.
Conductor YanderYere, of the w. j.
& s S. K. K Co., one of the oldest conduct
Ors on the road, has been placed on the
retired list. c. Martel, of Manlua, an old
Office employee, is also on the retired list.
AT a recent meeting of Democratic
voters OF East Greenwich township, held
in ClaIk's Hall last Saturday evening, Jos.
7. Sickler, Esq. and Philip Burkel were
elected members Of the County Executive
Committee.
The past week has been one of genuine
winter weather, the mercury ranging about
10e above zero. As resnlt skating has
been excellent and ice houses are being
filled this week with ice from to inches
thick.
just a little effort on the part OF friends
of the Woodbury. public schools will secure
for the schools new piano. In buying
clothing from Wanamaker d Browns, ask
the salesman to credit the amount of
purchase to the Woodbury. Public School
Piano Fuad.
Mr.. W. A. Martinez has leased the
store in the Abbott building, on Cooper ST.,
mill hs al
title of the South Jersey Tea and Coffee
Co, with the object Of retailing teas, coffees,
spices, butter, eggs and poultry. See adj
vertisement in next issue.
-Supt. NJ Ware Scott was kindly re-
membered last evening at the rooms of the
Dewey Club by the young men of the
classes of Miss n. Gardiner and Miss F
Tevis in the gilt of Morris Chair.D
Pastor Chiidrey presented the token. The
recipiiant feelingly acknowledged the gift.
II was complete surprise.
The Commission appointed to revise
school law will give three public hearings,
in the Council Chamber, City Hall, Newark,
January 4th, at O'Clock in the Chaneery
Court Room. 10 the State House at Trenton,
on Friday, January 9Th, at O'Clock; and
in the Court House, at Camden, on Satur-
day, at i o'clock. An invitation is ex-
tended to all persons interested in the re-
vision of the school law of the state.
--GoOd Will Fire Company, of Wood
bury, on Thursday night elected the fol-
lowing officers President, DR.. George E.
Reading Vice President, J. Z. P Fowler :;
Recording Secretary, Harry Waram
Financial Secretary, Howard Davis |;
Treasurer, 7. A. Matlaek Foreman, F. V.
Myers, Jr.; Assistant Foreman, j. w.
Geitz Trustee, John r. P. Fowler
Evidences of the prosperous conditions
of the last period of the Nineteenth century
occasionally appear in our public schools
Recent proof of this ia the admission of
Eye pupils 10 our schools of one. family the
youngest aged twelve and the oldest IF
teen; about the same time inquiry as to
the cause Of a boy & absence from the eighth
grade revealed the fact that be had Joined
the great army Of Benedicls, his wife being
pupil in the 9Th grade
Our local sIenths are taking consider
able interest 10 Geo. Eyre, the Chester
man who mystefiously disappeared two
weeks ago His alleged cap has been found
In HowelYs Cove, and a SIX IL similar to his
has been picked mp off Red Bank. Mar
shall Dopson concludes that Eyre is yet 10
the land Of the living, and is bending all
his energies TO establish the identity Of the
human body recently found in Ladd's
Woods.
Advance Lodge No. q, Shield Of Honor
Of this city will initiate eighteen candi-
dates for membership on Saturday evening
uext The ceremony will be performed by
Peerless team Of Philadelphia Besides
the lodge premiership, visiting brothers
will be present from neighboring lodges
and several officers Of the Supreme Iodgs
from Boston. Baltimore and Wilmington
among them being Supreme Secretary, VIM
T Henry aud Supreme Medical Examiner
J. Martenet, 81, D Of Baltimore; ane
Supreme Master, Edwin H. Manson, o
Philadelphia, Alter the business OF thl
evening is concluded, plain banquet vii
be served.
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