Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-12-25
PEOPLE YOU KNOW,


Miss Sue H. c. Kerr is visiting friends in
Woodbury..
Jos. n. Coombs has his wife's relatives
around his hospitable board to-day.
Master George w. Kugler is spending
the week with relatives in New York City
Saml Fennimore's family moved from
High street to Philadelphia last week.
DIR. Reading is entertaining his brothers,
Philip and Charles, and families, to-day.
Mrs l. Hendrickson, of Atlantic City,
is spending some time here with friends.
Miss Myrtle Brown, of Atlantic City, is
visiting Miss Jennie L. Garron of Delaware
street.
Mrs Thomas Wallace and daughter Miss
Matte, are spending the Christmas holidays
at Salem, N. ].
Mrs George Brown, of Atlantic City,
spent a few days with Mrs. Pratly, OF
German street.
Miss Katie Rachor is spending the holt
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rachor, Jr.
Miss Adelaide Livermore, one Of the
teachers in the Nulty, n. j., High School,
is home on the holiday vacation.
John NJ. Garrett, from Williamson
School, Delaware county, is spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
M. Garrett.
VIM. T. Furrey is attending the funeral
of his cousin, VIM. Taylor, the youngest
veteran in the Civil War, at Shomokin,
Penpa
Hon. John H. MacMurray, of Glou-
cester City, who has been in California for
his health the past two years, has returned
much improved.
A pleasant holiday gathering of friends
assembled at the home of Harrison Liver
more Saturday evening last. They were
royalty entertained by the hostess, and
served in a faultless manner by Caterer
Chaplain.
Our schools closed yesterday and teachers
and scholars are having twelve days
vacation. Miss Atkinson will spend the
days of rest at her home at Mackveytown,
Penna, and Miss Hart at her home in
Connecticut.
Following are the members Of the last
graduating class of Peirce school graduating
class. The graduating exercises were held
last Friday night Clarence 7. Laub,
Woodbury.; Franklin T. Eastlack, Thoro-
fare; S. Lewis Moore, Swedesboro; II.
Bartine Stratton, Redwood; Esther G.
Trouncer, Mantua; Emma B. MCGOWAN,
Pitman.
Commander S. P Comfy: of the U. S.
S. Alliance, has just received notice from
the President of his appointment as U. S.
Light House Inspector of the Atlantic
coast. Commander Comfy, together with
several other officers of the Indiana, re-
ceived handsome bronze badges for bravery
during the battle of Santiago, in the Span
ish-American War, in which they took
prominent parts This promotion was
we'll earned, and the DEMOCRAT and staff
congratulate Inspector Comfy on his pro-
motion, and the generous manner in which
Santa Claus has remembered him.
The sale of real estate of Antonio
Mele, of West Deptford township, adj
vertised to be sold by Sheriff Jones on the
22d instant, was adjourned until Monday,
December 30, at the same place and same
hour.
/ AT ten a. m. tomorrow, Friday, the
Surveyors appointed to lay out the pro
posed new road in Logan township, will
meet at the Town Hall, Bridgeport. The
proposed road will open up desirable
route from Bridgeport to the river, and is
designed to ultimately be Of great advan-
tage to that thriving town and adjacent
| country.
! i'm the case of Hildebrand VS.. Bundeni
and others, before Vice Chancellor Grey
which was suit brought by the heirs o
VIM. Hildebrand, deceased, to set aside {
deed for farm in this county, conveyed tt
his son-in-law, Henry Willig, deceased, thu
Chancellor denied the application of com
plainants and held that title must remain
in the heirs of the late Henry Willig