Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-12-24

Scott, is anticipating Merry Christmas.
John Rachor, Jr, is filling his ice
house with eight-inch Toe.
Miss Margaret Rogers is home from
Mt. Holyoke for the holidays
Koch, the Mantua baker, will give his
men and horses Merry Christmas
First Baptist Sunday school entertain
ment viii be held Tuesday night next.
Journalist Frank VOORHEES,, formerly Of
Woodbury., and wife, Of Boston, are visit
ing Woodbury. friends
The Jonathon Webster mill, at Woods
town, is to be sold at public sale. See
adver.
Walter Redfeld and wife, of Chicago
are spending the holidays with Mr. Red
fields parents,
Miss Naomi Caldwell and mother will
spend holiday week with friends in New
Haven, Conn.
Fred Easton, Park photographer, was
brought down from Moyamensing prison
Monday on charge of stealing $50 watch
from Hannah Murphy.
Farmer Andes E. Budd's house is now
lighted by electricity. It's time to stop
talk of the dizziness and backwardness Of
country life when the farm is lighted by
electricity.
Citizens Of this county will regret to
learn of the serious illness of ex-senator
Joseph B. Roe. He was stricken last week
and his condition. this morning is very
critical.
DIR. II. A. Wilson is spending Merry
Christmas in his new Offices, connected With
his new residence on Cooper street They
are about as complete, convenient and
pleasant as can be made.
Gloucester County schools are closed
this week, and while the teachers are pre-
pairing themselves to perform better ser
vice at the institute at Atlantic City, the
students are preparing for merry Christi
ltietS bOmUllOW.
-All business will be suspended in
Woodbury. tomorrow, even the BARRIERS hav-
ing entered into compact not to shave.
The post Office will give out belated pres
ents between $50 and $50 M. and A. 80
and 80 p. IN.
Three cars Of the north boand Bridge
ton freight jumped the track when oppo-
site Green's laboratory Tuesday evening
and made five hours hard work to get
Strengthened out. Up trains went around
the wreck, so there was no delay to pas
sengers.
There will be shooting match for
$50 pound hog at West Deptford Hotel
next Wednesday, the Both inst, at 40
o'clock, under American Association rules,
wish Capt. G. B. Plast as Handicapped
Three birds each, SOC. per chance.
AT sales in the Western section Of the
county prices for farm implements range
fair. The average price for hay is SIS per
ton; corn, 60 cents per bushel; horses from
500 to $l7.5 and cows $25 to $50. The
general report is that the price of COWS is
low.
Mr.. c. c. Dempsey, Of the West Jer-
sey Grain Elevators, Westvllle, is agent
for the Hubbard Early Trucker FERTILE
ers, which he advertizes in our paper this
week Mr.. Dempsey is one of our county's |
most enterprising and reliable business
men, hence what he says Of this fertilizer
will be received with confidence.
The Political Educational Club, of
Jerico, New Jersey, gave musical last
Thursday evening, at the residence of the |
treasurer, Mr.. Alex Dorsey, The mem
bers and their friends were very ably adj
dressed by Mr. versey Kelsey and Mr..
William A. Dorsey. The Club realized
quite tidy sum towards building their
new hall
The old damage suit Of Sellers & Dix
vs. g. G. Green, w. Harrison Llvermore,
City Marshal Dopson, and about every
body in the building Of the Woodbury.
Manufacturing Co., for $4,000 damages,
was retired before Justice Garrison aud
jury in Camden last Friday. In the first
trial Mr.. Green's name was stricken from
the list of defendants, aud in the latter,
non-suits were ordered in all except Mr..
Livermore. The verdict in the first suit
was for S3. 500 damages, while in the latter
the amount was cut to $500. The alleged
damage grew out of the posting of distress
notice on the door of room occupied by
the plaintiffs a few hours before their lease
warranted, and non-suit was refused Mr..
Livermore because this was technical
violation Of the rights Of the tenant. A.
Fl. Swackhamer snd John w. Wescott for
defendant, and a firm of Philadelphia law
yers for plaintiffs.