Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-10-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.


The banks will be closed next Tuesday
Vote the Democratic ticket and vote
early
The All Woodbury. team will play the
Speedwell on Saturday.
The October meeting of the Board Of
Education will be held in the Academy
tonight.
Charles Jones, aged 90 years, son of
Ephriam Jones, is very low with typhoid
fever.
On December and the ladies of the
Central Captist Church will hold their
annual bazaar
The net proces Is of the Central Baptist
Church supper thursday evening were
upwards Of $50.
Charles, five-Year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Frank Brannin, of Glover street, is
very low with pneumonia.
Estate Agent P. B. Burk has sold 513
acres Of truck land at Seaville TO Mr.
Koran OF Camden, for $4,000.
Don't forget the Christ Church Supper
In the Parish House tonight. Oysters,
chicken salad, ETC., &c., from 6 to O'Clock.
Residents of High street and West End
hare petitioned Council for an additional
light on High street between Glover and
Broad
The sale of the real estate Of Elmer II.
Crane, advertised by Sheriff Springer to
take place last Monday, has been adjourned
for one week.
H. Eidridge was elected sergeant in
Co. | on Monday night. This left
vacancy for corporal, and Frank Parker
was elected to fill that capacity.
Co. rs basket ball team will journey to
Salem on Saturday night as their open
ing game They will begin playing in
the Afmory some time next month.
The annual seven cent entertainment
10y the Central Baptist Primary Glass
will be given by the children on Nov. II.
Cake, candy and ice cream seven cents.
Constable Louder found the two-year-
add child that wandered from home at the
Lake last week, Monday. It was in the
woods about twenty -four hours, yet was in
no wise injured.
-EdM. Whilden, an apprentice at glass
blowing. while returning from Woodbury.
class factory on his wheel Monday evening,
fell against tree and broke his left arm
above the elbow.
The County Board Of Elections sits in
the Grand Jury Room of the Court House
next Saturday, between the hours OF a. m.
and D. m for the purpose OF registering
voters overlooked by the township officers
Regular monthly meeting Of the Ep-
worth League tonight. A program has been
4 arranged, consisting of selections both
vocal and instrumental. The feature of
the evening will be a selection by the
Prohibition quartette.
Isaac Smalley, Jr., of Bridgeton, has
purchased A. S. Clark's general store busi-
ness at Evan Mr.. Smalley's reputation
as OF the highest, and he will prove a
valuable acquisition to the business life OF
that section Of the county.
Standing Elk Tribe, /. o. R. Men, of
asloGcester City, will hold celebration and
:parade on Thursday evening, tonight.
Tribes from various points in New Jersey
and from Philadelphia win participate.
a special car will leave the Court House at
g 80 O'Clock.
List of advertised letters in the Post
Office for the week ending October 9th
Robert Boyd, A. B. Crandall, Mrs. Anna
II. Graham, Annie R. Hill, Mrs. Sallie B.
Hughes 2. W. G. Knight, 7. Joseph Mat
lack. Perciyal G. Norris, Mrs. Clayton
Smith. Ida Walter, Gus Wieland. Persons
calling for the above will please say
advertised.
sautelle's circus, that was advertised
to exhibit here Tuesday afternoon and
night was Obliged to cancel both appoint
ments. They exhibited at Chester, Pa,
Monday night and the rain SO delayed the
removal Of their apparatus that Woodbury.
was not reached in time to put up the
tents. hence the train proceeded to Salem
where it was scheduled for Wednesday.
An eventful week Every one is In
vfted and il will be interesting as well as
profitable to see the superb display Of pillow
tons and cords to match. Tops, 25 cents;
cord and tassel. is and 25 cents; cord by
the ward. 6. 10 and II cents. Our itho-
pranh tons. for 25 and so cents, are as
pretty as paintings. A new lot in this
week. Agents for the New Idea pattern.
Each pillow, 10 cents The Misses Cozens,
172 South Broad street.
The suit Of DR. T. E. Parker against
Amos Wills growing out Of the small -pox
epidemic In this city last winter, was heard
before Justice Paacoast and jury on SAT-
snrday and verdict Of no cause Of action
rendered. The plaintiff claimed payment
Tor services rendered which was disputed
b. the defendant on the ground that the
bin properly belonged to the city. Law
Yer Redield, as counsel for DR. Parker,
has appealed the case to the Common Pleas
Court. Mr.. swackhamer represented Mr..
Wills.
Dogs handled by Fred F. Kirby at
Ladies Kennel Club Show, Madison Square
Garden. New York last week, won twenty
six lirst prizes, three second and one third
q w Andrews two Gorden settlers handled
s. M. Kirby, won two first prizes, three
seconds. and two reserve prizes. Scotch
Collie dog, belonging 70 Mrs J + Behilng,
Of Afilwaukee, Wisconsin, handled ny Mf.
won four first prizes, $500 Faushaik Cup,