Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-11-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Walton has coal. See his advertise
ment.
Sheriff Springer will remain in the
county residence until March 25th.
DIR. George E. Reading is laying plans
to be the next President of Council.
The First Baptist Church will hold the
annual New England dinner on Nov. 10.
-Dan'l L. Packer, Of East Greenwich,
marketed IA 900 baskets of truck this year.
One of expressman Hendrickson's big
wagons shows the effects of John Sennett's
good workmanship.
AN improved bottle blowing machine,
that is designed to do the work Of six men,
is on trial at Woodbury. bottle works.
j. d. Cunard, of Deptford township,
, was last Saturday appointed Fish and
Game Warden by the Fish Commissioners
Mrs. Eldridge and Miss Tomlin are
going to erect double house on Walnut
street. The contract has been given to
Thompson Allen.
The fox bounty law, enacted by the
last legislature, has already cost Gloucester
county SIT, $3.50 for bounties, and $11 for
fees representing twenty-five dead foxes.
Miss Gertrude Batten, who has been a
victim of scarlet fever for several weeks, is
allowed to go from her room to-day. We
are glad to hear of the little ones recovery.
Next Monday Woodbury. Bottle Works
will put the fourth factory into blast.
This is the largest house of the plant, and
has been out of blast much of the past ten
years.
On Wednesday next President E. G..
Leeds of Woodbury. City Council, and Miss
Laura, daughter Of the late John NJ. Moore,
of Clayton, will be married by Friends
ceremony.
The object of advertising is publicity.
The greatest amount of publicity is OBJ
tanned by advertising in the DEMOCRAT,
because it has a larger number of sub
scribers than any other publication in
Gloucester county.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ Carter were
agreeabIy surprised last Saturday morning
when large number of friends and rela-
tives from Mullica Hill came to remind
them of their twentieth anniversary of their
marriage
-Ex-Freeholder, John Pierson, OF Swedes-
boro, is 81 years old to-day and is
blessed with good health and the enjoy
ment of all his faculties. He is able to be
on the street in pleasant weather, and at
tends church on Sundays.
Orders taken for finished pillow tops
lots of pretty designs always on hand.
We have mending tissue, all colors; Non
Smut tracing paper, red and blue, cents
sheet: tsilk, Morie and leather BELTS Zoe.
to so cents; handkerchiefs cents up. New
stvle corset with a dip hip so cents-also
other STYLES. The Misses Cozens, 172 South
Broad street, Woodbury., n. j.
BE sure and patronize the Children's
Seven Cent Entertainment of the Central
Baptist Sunday-school on Monday, Nov,
II. The program this year is very inter
esting one, and it is very small sum to
nav to see an entertainment. Come and
bring your friends. Entertainment begins
at o'clock.
Miss Eva Kleinhanz had very pleas
ant and enjoyable birthday party last Fri
day night Many little friends wished her
many more happy birthdays, and they
brought her beautiful little gifts to remind
her Of the thirteenth one. Games of all
kinds were played, and at a late hour they
enjoyed delicious refreshments.
F. L. Wilkins estate agency has sold
during the past week lot 45 feet front on
1i-.-ko.. o~avua from the estate 0f the late
newton avenue ION Sn0 TG 81 a. ,,;s co.
Jos, 2. cielhenS, " llo .a. 49, 4ba G,ond
Sl,oooi a!so on.9 ~ T.eaI,., 49, ~, neia-
farm, auloinins o,S , me"9 II PHI Tba,,os ~
Phila. Price of latter sale not stated.
Both purchasers will erect homes soon.
The entertainments given by Wood
bury Council, No: 81, o. y: a. M, IN
Prehl's Hall last THURSDAY mgh6. proveu
to be very enloyaoie aiialr. An iilus'Ia.-
ed lecture given by PASTOR Wenaeii was
highly appreciated. Song, recleasion anu
monologues were very ANY ud iInae' s.. an