Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-11-14
Personal,

PERSONAL
J. NJ Plum, of Clayton, is rapidly re-
covering his usual health.
Mrs Warren Redfield and children, of
Atlantic City, are visiting relatives in
Woodbury..
Mr.. "Drewp Redfeld and wife of Allan
tic City, are visiting relatives and friends
in Woodbury..
Mrs. II. N. Gallagher and two children,
Of East Greenwich, r. l., are visiting
relatives in Woodbury..
Mrs. Mary Carpenter returned to Wood
bury last Thursday after four months
visit with her daughter at East Greenwich,
r. l.
Mrs Jos. Paul has rented Ogden Heights
for the winter, and will manage the apart
ment house Nos. 1801-1803 North Broad
street.
Camden is to build three new school
houses at cost of $3.50, 900.
Contractor Quinlan has abandoned his
| sewer contract in Haddonfeld.
City Solicitor Watkins will decline a
reelection as Solicitor at the expiration of
his term on January 1.
The Christian Scientists have bought
an old church property at Glassboro for the
purposes of their society.
Philadelphia gunners are said to be
taking much game out of the State at
Gloucester ferry, contrary to law.
"A conference of all the corresponding
members of the Young Mems Christian
Association, in the Sixth District of New
Jersey, including the counties Of Glouces-
ter, Salem, Cumberland, Cape May and
Atlantic, will be held at Glassboro on the
ed and oath insts. Full particulars will
be published next week.
We are in receipt of circular showing
the figure Of merit made by each company
of the National Guard at the rifle range at
Sea Girt last summer. Co. l, Of this city,
is far in the lead, having made .73 while
the next competing company has showing
of only .38. Co. has won the regimental
cup and hope soon to be able to show it TO
their friends.
"A rally of the Young Peoples Societies
of Woodbury. and vicinity was held in the
First Baptist Church. this city, on Friday
evening last. Addresses were made by
Rev. VIM. Martin, Of the Newbold Baptist
Church, and Rev. Frank Moore, of the
Kemble NJ E. church, this city. They
were followed by reports from the Mullica
Hill, Sewell, Mantua, Thorofare, Almo-
nesson, Central Baptist, First Baptist and
Methodist Young Peoples Associations,
after which social hour was spent in the
lecture room.
The Woodbury. Country Club at the
business meeting Monday evening, adopted
resolutions favoring the introduction of the
free mail delivery in Woodbury., and APP
pointed a committee of FIVE, consisting of
Messrs. II. F. Nixon, B. w. Andrews, Nor
man Grey, r. L. Newman and II. S. Tai
man to deliver the resolutions to President
Roosevelt, Congressman Loudenslager and
Postmaster Jessup and to circulate petit
ton for general signatures.
City Clerk Mathers will not accept o
reelection to that Office after the expiration
of his term on January /. Mr.. Mathers is
most efficient, as we'll as prompt and
courteous official, and his retirement will
be regretted by all who come in contact
with the City Clerk. Harry Waram, Jr.,
Rob't NJ Foust, Sam1 B. Burkett, Theo.
| S. Burrows, Geo. K. Carroll, Jos. B. Best,
VIM. G. Eldridge, F. Mulford Hewitt, are
said to be candidates for the position, the
salary of With is 5000.
Next MslI q the members Of the
Board of Chosen Freeholders and the town
ship committees of West Deptford and
Greenwich townships will go over the
county road from Woodbury. city line on
Delaware street, then over the proposed
route of the Paulsboro Traction Company
to the Billingsport, for the purpose Of view
ing the route with view to giving said
Traction Company the right to run and
operate a trolley road on or along the high
way. The Board and township committees
will meet at the Court House at 10 o'clock
a. m. on that day.