Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-10-15

William =. ElQrluSe VIII occupy HE
home at the corner of West and Lincoln
streets next Saturday.
Miss Rena Budd, of Cooper street, is
spending ten days with her aunt, Mrs.
ButterwOrth, of Trenton.
Sheriff Jones sold the Charles Errig
property in Monroe township last Monday
to William H. Whitall for 81, 003.
BENZ. Sibley, express agent is enjoying
a ten days vacation. ]. H. Cloud is tax
ing his place. C. L. Hinchman is driving
the express.
John G. Whitall recalls that the flood
of 1913 brought big section of one of the
upper Delaware bridges down to Red Bank,
where it came ashore.
The little folks of She Primary Cen
trail Baptist Sunday School wish, to notify
the public that they will give their annual
7 cent entertainment on Nov 18th
The congregation of the First Method
ist Church, Camden, last Sunday subscribed
1874, 500 to clear the church of debt. A
new $4,000 organ wi | soon be installed.
I'm connection with Dr. Herbert
w. Browns practice in Phila., be has been
appointed demonstrator at the Dental In
Urinary, Medico Chirurgieal College, 18th
Cherry street.
At the semi-aunual meeting of the Y.
P. Asso. of the Presbyterian Church the
following officers were elected: President,
Miss Helen B. Moore; Vice President, Miss
Mary Jessup; Secretary. Miss Alice Wealth
erby; Treasurer, Miss Emily Kugler.
Mrs. VIM. Iszard, of Euclid street,
while at Asbury Park in August entered a
guessing contest of an octagon jar of small
beans. She has recently been the success
full winner of first prize of box of 81
variet es of Heinz & Co., pickles, valued at
500.
List of ADVERTISED letters in the post
Office for the week ending October II, 1903:
Mrs. Matilda Bolles, Mrs. Sallie Clark, A
Erie, Doc. Headly, Miss Dora Russ, Mrs.
Mary Slaughter, Maj. v. Palkio. Persons
calling for the above letters will please say
advertised
John Rachor, Jr., has discovered that
there is something horsey about his auto
mobile In going across a field to his ice
house on Monday it sank in the mud and
stopped John applied the whip and the
machine, frightened at the unusual occur
renee, sprang forward, and in the effort,
broke trace.
Last Saturday was a busy day for rial
estate agents, householders and housewife,
because the roofs that gave complete pr !
lection against the torrents of rain that fel
on Thursday and Friday, were the exec.
ton But Woodburians when they rea
of the havoc wrought elsewhere may vie W
their own flood annoyances with equa-
minity.
There was horse show and big race
meeting at Salem yesterday and to-day
under the auspices Of the Athletic Assoca-
ton There were seven classes with a
purse of 5000 in each class The classes
were: 1e, 2.30, 2.45, 2.37, ia, 22O and
? Is. The celebrated trotter "Grover GU
was sold at auction on the track at 2 p. IN
to-day.
The Rally Day services held in the
Central Baptist Church were exceedingly
interesting and thoroughly enjoyed by all
who attended. In the morning very
helpful sermon was listened to after which
the Roll Call and ordnance of the Lord s
Supper took place. In the afternoon the
attendance was quite large and all present
took part heartily in the service The
SINGING was greatly improved by Mr.. VIM.
Duhield who kindly aided it with the cor
net. The recitations were nicely given by
the primary scholars and the addresses by
the Pastor and DR.. Wilson were appreci-
ated
Jail Warden Platt took seven boarders
in Monday evening. Two of them were
umbrella vendors who had imbibed too
freely, and five were boys taken from box
car at the station. They said an Intelli-
gence office sent them to Glassboro to work
in glass factory. They found their wages
would be $500 per week and board 4,
hence, as they were honest boys, raised in
Pennsylvania Reform School, they con
cluded to leave while their credit was good
They gave their names as Michael Mino,
John Passante, Toney Volter. Lewis Man
fredia, and Jos. Raymond. Warden Platt
has notified the Reform School authorities.
Druggist George N. Andrews, of Woods
town, met with $500 loss by the recent
floods in strange manner. By the burst
ing Of sewer the cellar of his store was
aoodad mi IN uofar Two hoovv harrale