Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-03-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.


See adyer of L. Brown & Co.'S. lumbe
yard.
Starts advertise shirt waists in thi
issue.
Farmers are busy turning up the sol
and planting.
j. R. Wick's advertisement will inter
est many of our readers.
Brooks Bros advertise their first hors
sale of the season this week.
S. L. Pancoast has an original desigr
in his fertilizer advertisement.
-Hilborn's hats are fashionable, of gooC
quality and reasonable as to price. Try
them.
DIR. W. A. Glover arrived in Wood
bury from Augusta, Ga, last Monday fol-
a brief business visit.
Mr.. P. B. Burk has moved from the
Bell Building to the DR.. Lee residence OF
Delaware street.
IS. R. Budd has sold driving horses tC
DR.. H. A. Wilson, Of this city, and DR.
Long, of Haddonfeld.
The personal property of the late JON
athan T. Bachelor will be sold at public
sale on April 4. See adv.
Mail boxes are being put on the houses
that desire the free mail delivery, at the
expense of the householder.
Chew Bros. have been making altera-
tions in the office building of the Estell
property, on North Broad street.
Tuesday March 25th was an idea
day-iust such a one as any of us would
have made for moving purposes.
John J. CostelI, of Wenonah, has
added Gray Elsie, famous trotter, with
a mark of 2 II to his list of brood mares.
Harris. the restaurateur in Bibo's
building, moved to Elmer on Tuesday, and
rumor saws that citizen of Port Norris
will succeed him.
VIM. Redfeld has broken ground for &
new house on North Broad street, adjoining
the Steelman property. He will occupy il
when completed.
Contractor E. P Henry will begin the
construction of the new Central Baptis
Church this week and complete same before
September Is next.
-Planked shad parties will soon be il
order. Those popular resorts, Washington
Park and Falls Hotel, Westyille, already
have many feasts booked.
The Gloucester County Republican
Executive Committee has reelected B. w
Andrews, chairman, and M. F. Dubois
secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. Geo. w. Jemison and Miss Marthi
Turner were married yesterday at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. }
Matlack Turner, in this city
Mr.. E. G. Lake, of Camden, ha
moved into Mrs. Julia Glover's house OF
High street, and Mr.. George johnson, o
Mantua. has moved into one of the Keast ey
houses on the same street.
Miss Clara L. Cansdell, teacher il
Woodbury. high school, is taken from he
school dutics this week by the illness o
her sister who was seriously burned las
Friday while burning debris IN the yart
of her home in Vineland.
Comfy Superintendent of schools
VIM. Fl. Eldridge, finding it impossible t.
snnnlv teacher for the Mantua school
dnring the illness in Prof. Tharp's family
himself assumed charge of Mr.. Tharp'
room on Monday for two weeks
The South Jersey Gas, Electric ant
Traction Company offers to introduce in
candescent electric lights. Ii we want TIL
home and business luxury as badly now
we did a few months ago, they must b,
this time be flooded with applications TO
its introduction.
After a special trip from Atlantic Cit,
tn attend the meeting of Council Tuesda,
evening. President Leeds was met by tw
members s. Kugler and Henderson : th
other six members being absent attending
Madam Muntford's lecture. Adjournment
was taken to next Tuesday evening.
List of advertised letters for the weel
ending March %, 1902: DIR. Buckford, {
Rowen. Mrs. Thomas Bower, John Cos
tallo Jennie ellison, Samuel Pancoast
Rem Buhh, Edith Stevens, Mrs. Ida Stat
ford. Rebecca Wilmer, William c. Young
Persons calling for the above letters vii
please say advertised.
The Woodbury. Board of Education OF
ganized Monday evening last by electlnt
6v unanimous vote, w. Harrison Liver
more, President; ]. E. Estell, Wee Presl
dent, and John Redfield, Clerk. The com
mittees were appointed as follows: Prop
ertv, Carpenter, Estell and Madden; sup
niles. Redfeld, Estell and Carpenter
Applications, Wilson, Madden, Redfield
-Secretery Scott, of the late Woodbur
school meeting, made an error Of one hun
dred votes in announcing the number
votes cast for Mr.. C. A. Madden as Trus
tee. which indicated that his name ha
been cut on over one hundred ballots
Notwithstanding he had no opposition. Q
the 458 votes cast, Mr.. Madden receive
43o instead of 339, as announced last week
Mayor Laid has been obliged to eaus
further delay in getting our streets wher
the sewer is laid in shape, from the fac
that the contract for the work, entered int
a week ago, was not presented to him i
duplicate, as required by law. The CON
miftee made an effort to comply, but wer
wide OF the mark, we are informed
The Philadelphia Record yesterday COZ
tanned an alleged likeness of Judge Carr
son as he appeared presiding at the trial
Mrs Haines in the Mt. Holly Court'
Unless the learned Justice has separat
eountenance for each county in his circuit
we are Of the opinion that he has goo
grounds for suit for damages against bot
f6e Record artist and publisher.