Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29
LOCAL sRIERs.

Evergreen 1aiA VIII ue Aops opSn "a
winter
Caution notices may be procured at
the DEMOCRAT Office.
Twelve hundred and two votes are
registered in Woodbury..
The October meeting of the Board of
Education will be held in the Academy to-
night.
John North, the sewell florist, has the
finest chrysanthemums we have seen in
many a day.
Alex. L. Rogers has opened law Office
in the Abbott building next to Burke's
real estate Office.
For the next so days. W. Harrison Liv-
ernore will hold the old First National
Bank building at private sale.
Justice Garrison has decided, in the
Camden case, that Democrats may nomin-
ate Republicans on their ticket
Mr.. H. v Rogers is haying his resi-
dence on High street repaired by builder
Allen and painted by Green & Garrison, Of
Camden.
The annual Boston Tea given by the
Young People Of the Central Baptist Church
will be held Friday, November 9th, in the
lecture room.
-Enoch Moore has sold two lots off his
farm, near Wenonah, one to james Avis,
who has already dug the cellar for his
house
The daughter Of Herman Hates, near
Sharptown, was assaulted BY colored
man asst Saturday night. The assailant
escaped toward Swedesboro.
The Clam Bake at Wenonah next Sat
urday afternoon will be big event in that
town. Tickets are so and % cents, the
proceeds being for the benefit Of the local
fire company.
--E1a low-e'en viii be celebrated at the
Country Club by country dance All of
the members will dance attired in the garb
7Of their country relatives and some anus
ing costumes are looked for.
Citizens Of Wenonah and vicinity have
petitioned the Public Service Corporation
to extend their gas mains from Woodbury.
to Wenonah, and give service to Wood
bury Heights andsgicinity.
our MuIlica Hill correspondent was in
error last week in stating that Conductor
Harry Lawson was packing up preparatory
to moving to Williamstown Mr. Lawson
has no idea Of moving, but will remain at
the Hill. /"
All the annual business meeting Of the
Central Baptist Church, Oct 21st, the
following trustees were elected for the
year: DR. c. T. Bennett, DR.. H. A. Will
son, Joseph Morgan, J. D. Carpenter E.
L. Cloud, Enoch Kircher, p B. Burke
The more the people investigate the
voting machine the less they like it; be-
cause the citizen is obliged to take too
much on faith Every man likes to see
his ballot and kuoe for whom he votes.
This the machine denies him, and there is.
a sentiment arising to protest to the cleo
tion Boards in the second ward, and in
Glassboro, against their use.
List Of ADVERTISED letters in the post.
office for the week ending October. 26, 1903:
Mrs. NJ G. Clifford, AZ, Miss Dilkes Mrs.
VIM. Fowler, Mark Fosten, Mrs. Annie
Godfrey, Johnnie Hagen, Caroline Helden-
rich, Miss E. Hill, Robt C. Hudson, Anna
MacIszard, Mary johnson, George Martin,
ID HI Mullin, James Pine, Valentine Rey-
nolds, Harry B. Sexsmith, Mrs. E. N.
Snellbaker, Geo. Stol, F. Z. Staket, G. W.
Woods, ~, Mrs. w E. Woodyear. Per-
sons calling for the above letters will
please say advertised.
In another column will be found the
professional card Of DR.. G. w Harvey,
who has recently opened an Office at his
residence in Wenonah. For several years
past, since his return from the West he has
practiced ia Phila While West be was
surgeon for the Northern Pacific R. r. C
and organized the 1st r. R. Hospital ser
vice for that company he was also one Of
the organizers and officers Of the Washing
ton State Medical Association and we feel
sure the Doctor win succeed where he is SO
iavorabIy known.
In the Bridgeton Courts on Tuesday,
Jos. n Tomlinson, Of yineland, recovered
4 verdict Of Sc, 600 for injuries received in a
train Of the West Jersey and seashore rail-
road company Tomlinson was riding in a
passenger train from Philadelphia 10 July
last and had arisen to get off at Vineland,
the train having come to full stop for the
station Another passenger had taken his
dresssuit case from the overhead rack and
was about to precede TomIinson from the