Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-05-30
BLACKWOoD.

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Ra;lroad won't into atfect Loot yuaaL rrba
ol,a,,,. - .,t,ot - - az
nlaco & p tbe t;rne ~ IN t,a; -,h;cl,
far,s, arl,, laft haro for ph;,ada,rL;a 81 = 90
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Ing appearances 81 ocou lheehe mas deem
greatly altereu tnis 9prnng ~ Cle improve
ilieics iiiaue ny MI. Wiliiaiu morgan, 1ile
proprietor. ~ auoioion 20 ene new Gam
WHICH, nas peen lIeiseu iour leeo anu tile
nem piiuse Oyer iiinocl oieeH, several ne"
iei ;ll nave peel ele9''u' WHICH eose'ner
trees have been wbite-washed TINS addine
Greatly 10 tha natural nicturesonanass of
The Mace Several willow trees have also
baan cot ont in tba oman snaoa IN front of
the remodaIad tenement houses
v,T.,,.,
hn;ld;ro a new tsyoYstorv boat horse near
ALIENS nond n i ra1orted that savera1
more are soon r. ha briIt IN that r,a;@bbor-
Lood
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osVelal ~, large ni'uls u hei5lng nave psen
Vol Tho bo,,ls arc ,oade t,va or + b,s,o
49, aa;Ia Ia ,,a,,u na.so 80 ~ saIt;,a
down a snnnly for nayt Winter 's'.''7
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on,s " o',s iaeo oay t 4 pui.n nj
church faIIs On tbe eya of Na,nor;sI nau
s,,aa;aI or;aI eanroos iii he hal5
I bas haen decided 10 d;scont;nno treat;n@
Az c,,,do sobool laSso,, Co. a.
Sunday. as has been done regularly hereto.
fore. and to substitute topics requested by
members of the congregation. letter
requesting advice or information among
spiritual subjects placed on the collection
basket along with the offering, ana directed
10 the pastor, hey. y. Il. van Aiieh' VIII
receive prompt a5tehtloh.
Inc pubic telephone pay STATION III Y;
U: Hagermans STORE mas peen equipped
with souho-prooi pooeh, Which enables
one 70 nola a conversation over me tele-
the store ra'''''-'-e = o'D0-' W. ia' - =
AlIel lingering Illness, MIS-; Depolssii
9inph , wne u NJ. noli''s .1inlphins
uiel h'7s ue5u9y aiUolnooi. ,,:, nne "fls o.
yeals oiu, anu iea!es 1iie p ol,lla, wy !.
nard 'i'on' VIII '0 - VINO i''p'''' si"'07
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h To- fa4han NJ go Iai,m i,otro pIaaSa y.
stroa at'''-' ''0'
Inc oid poao mousse Whlch mas scoou lof
l nlahy yeals %, az 0lie iooO VI ele pohu neaf
'.ie S.iso mn, ns's peeii niosSo W 1le oppo-
sue sue oi ehe pohu near elie piacAsiiiieil
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Mrs. ANNE BROOKS, OF Iurnerville, is
spending few days with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Leslie.
Mrs. Rebecca Synott entertained relatives
from Baltimore last Sunday
Mrs. John Hurff and Mrs. Martha Glenn
ent. of Hurffyille. visited friends in Black
wood last week.
Tba oal,ar for 40 now, ,to.o - ~ oou,,o,
of rb,,rob and Ma;, straat q; J, : pa,
b,,iIt ~ M W.. ~ r. - ~, T. De.
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MIS- Mary Ann Dotters, aged seventy
hve years, formerly resident OF this place,
died last Sunday evening. She was buried
from the residence OF her sister, the widow
OF the late DR.. Henry E. Branin this We'd
nesday afternoon. The interment was
maze Id the presbyterian grave YARD.
The entertainment given by the Young
Mems Bible Glass of the M. E. Sunday
school last Saturday evening was we'll
attended. Long before the performance
in spite of the inclement weather which
prevailed during the day and evening.
The audience soon increased to such pro-
portions that the hall was taxed to it's ut
most capacity, and even standing room was
almost at premium, making it necessary
to refuse admission to many. The enter