Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-08-28

-Wanted-A steam woodsawyer in
Woodbury..
Quinton Keasby is home from four
months sea voyage.
-Liberati's band gave concert ON the
streets at II o'clock last night.
The incandescent lights were turned on
at Prehl building last night.
Woodbury. Bottle Works have not yet
determined on a date for going into blast.
Jeremiah Haines advertises how fruit
owners may obtain cider while they wait.
Mr.. Harry G. Towers, of..Thorofare and
Miss Amanda M. Clarke, of Woodbury.,
were united in marriage by Squire Man.
kin yesterday.
Mrs. Ruth Wooley, sister of Mr.. B. G.
Sithens and aunt of Mrs. Joseph Morgan
and Mrs. John Sitley, of Woodbury., died
at her home in Newark, yesterday aged
about so years.
The Grand Castle, Knights of the
Golden Eagle, will meet at Trenton on
Monday next. Woodbury. Castle will be
represented by VIM. M. Carter.
On Tuesday, Surrogate West, Of Cam
den, issued letters of administration in the
estate of Charles Harbert, deceased, former
ly of Bridgeport, late Of Camden, to VIM.
M. Carter, of this city.
Hundreds of reed birds were killed on
the meadows last Monday morning. The
two dozen killed by our editorial sportsman
were as lacking in superfluous flesh as the
sportsman himself.
The Constitution has made the bright
discovery that going without meat is a sure
cure for sea sickness and the Meat Trust.
Its big drop from "a full dinner pail" to
meatless dinner pail, isn't it
The Prohibition Alliance of Wood
bury held a social Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. A. K. Allen, on Oak street.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
with vocal and instrumental music ard
recitations.
Harrison Babcock, while inspecting the
sewer on Railroad avenue, had quite a
misfortune. He stubbed his toe in a wire
causing him to fall on his arm, splinteIing
two or three little bones. Harrison is
compelled to carry his arm in a sling for
three weeks.
The Street Committee have removed
the surplus weeds and dirt from the streets
Of North Woodbury., thus making great
improvement to the First Ward, and if the
property owners and tenants would clear
away the weeds from their fronts, it would
not only look better, but prevent disease.
Joseph Souders, Of No. AL Spruce
street, Camden, was arrested at Washing
ton Park Sunday night for committing an
assault and battery on Ralph Mingin, of
Woodbury.. At the hearing Souders ac-
knowledged striking Mingin, so was COM
mitted to Jail in default of 500 bail for
court by Justice George Mankin.
About 7.30 Tuesday evening, as a
trolley car was passing the sewer trench
from which snoring timber stands high in
air in North Woodbury., Mortin J.. Doran,
the conductor, for some purpose put his
head out beyond the line of the car so that
it came in contact with the timbers, with
the result that he received two ugly scalp
wounds. DIR. III. A. Wilson dressed the
injuries and Doran was sent to his home in
Gloucester where he is recovering nicely.
About twenty little friends of Arthur
Hobbs helped him celebrate the eighth
anniversary of his birth last Thursday
afternoon at his home, No. II North Broad
street. Those present were: Miss Violet
0unuciSp Vi AAhAbutt, MISSES I1tltu anu COr-
della Sharp, Rose Redfed, Anna Simmer
man, Grace Mankin, Laura, Florence and
Eva Osborn, Ruth Cloud, Dora Horan and
Katie Corsey; Masters Eugene Koran,
Charles Cloud, Carroll Wenzel, Alfred Hill,
man, Milton Allen, George Sharpley,
Harper Davis, Lewis and Arthur Hobbs.
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