Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-02-06
LOCAL BRIEFS.

This is Pine Cone weather. See adver.
Geo. W. Price, of Westville, advertises
farm implements, etc.
Mr., and Mrs. F. v Myers are at At
lantic City for few days.
-Somers R. Steelman has again returned
to his hotel at Newfeld.
-Chas. Gleeson has entered the employ
of Wilkins Bros, at Thorofare.
Stokes Davidson will move on the
Louis Gerlack farm at Harrisonville.
Grocer Munyan's horse ran away on
Tuesday afternoon but did no damage.
Thomas Glover has been confined to
T.lls home several days with severe cold.
The Presbyterian ladies realized profit
of S165 from the annual supper last Thurs
day evening
Mrs. DIR. T. E. Budd and daughter,
Miss Helen, of Orange, spent Sunday with
friends in Woodbury..
Engineer VIM G. Cattell is member
of the committee on legislation of the State
Association of Civil Engineers.
F. L. Wilkins estate agency reports
the sale of the George Stokes house on Oak
street to John Curran for $780,
Councilman Leeds is putting an ex-
tensive heating, lighting and laundry plant
into his Chalfont Hotel, Atlantic City.
"A congressman, senator, assembly
man, sheriff, county clerk and coroner are
to be voted for in this county next fall.
Miss Anna Reeves, teacher of the
eighth grade in our public school, is so i'll
with a cold as to be absent from her duties.
Cashier II. S. Talman and wife are en-
loving the salubrious climate of Florida,
which is a very tempting article just at
this time.
Conductor Bell, of the w. J. & S. K. R.,
died at his home in Glassboro on Friday
last after four days illness with acute
Indigestion.
Undertaken s. R. Budd has moved to
his new home formerly the Prehl resi-
dence1 on Cooper street, directly opposite
his stablesE
Through P. B. Burk's estate agency,
Rachel Postol has sold her 81 acre farm in
Dentford township to Isaac Jones, of Pauls-
boro, for 81 ,OOO
Miss Nancy Fry, of Glassboro, a Nor
NAL graduate, is getting experience IN
sehoolroom work in the seventh grade room
in the Academy.
: Mrs. John T. Kirkbride, who was oper-
) ated on for appendicitis at her home, on
Delaware street, by DR.. Price last Satur-
day, is doing nicely.
THE deed conveying the ]. G. Cloud
house. on Centre street, late Capt. Sam'l
Marts' to Mr.. Thos. d. Clark, has been
mt ON record in the Clerks office.
"A. J. Cassatt, President of the Penn,
s,,,nan;a railroad systems, will succeed
/ Gen'l Sewell as President of the West Jer-
sew and Seashore railroad company.
The ladies of the Central Baptist
Church will hold their annual chicken salad
and fried oyster supper Thursday evening,
Feb. Doth, from to O'Clock. Tickets 81
cents.
THE late Grand Jury evidently exer
rised rare discretion in sitting complaints,
ss the crowded corridors about the jury
room from morn till night indicated big
grist.
-Bessie. the 15-months-old daughter o.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fl. Davis, living OIL
North Broad street, died of pneumonia OF
Friday last. The funeral was held Oh
Tuesday, with interment at ELLINGTON.
Articles of incorporation have beer
6led in the County Clerks office by tn'
o. ,t'i panl,s Catholic Church, Billingsport
Bishop James A. McFaul, Vicar
General John Fl. Fox, Bernard j. Null
ran Acting Rector, and John Ryan, anc
EdT,ard O'Conner are the incorporators.
THE residence of David Hunter ad
zo,,ino the school house at Red Bank tool
fra from a defective flue Wednesday after
moan Feb. 5, and was burned to TN
Ground The house was valued at IRON
$500 to $4,000. The furniture was re
moved.
-Tist of advertised letter in post otilc'
eSr week ending Feb. 3: Mr.. Attolgehrs
Mrs =. n. Bartlett, Wricard Colben, Mrs
IS<anlah Dilks. Mrs Maggie Dickinson, Mrs
IT .eypas- Henderson, Mrs. Laura Mason
afsicer in charge of Salvation Army, Hsrr.
1vason Mrs. Annie M. Wilmore. Per
l. calling for above letters, please So.
yertised.
AZ Is only a question of very shor
,+;r,a when the early riser must cease Z
oor,,nlain of his lot, for soon he Will D
s1,aFened by the SUMS bright rays Grad
s.allv the DAYS are lengthening and alread.
s ,,,snge IS noticeable. There is now tel
1,or,rs of sunshine when the days are clear
Isaac Wollard, who left here In l64
- ra1;forn;a and was not heard from 10
~, wears and was believed to be dead
a s1@as unannounced, last Sunday. I
EFT made himself known to q cousin Il
Camden Can and with him came down dow, to M =,
brother Williams at National Park LA, M Il
Wollard has been a newspaper R Ps4al .ara
cold miner, ETC., during the last hi5y-enre :
GEAR and has wife and three children I
the gold State,