Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-10-22
LOCAL saIEFs

DIR. W. A. Glover is not 50 we'll as q
few days ago
See advertisements Of personal and
real estate.
William Johnston, Of High street, has
purchased an 0lds-mobile.
The local foot-ballists viii practice
on the lot in the rear Of Wick's store
EFF. Evans, Of Monroe township, saved
eighteen hundred feet Of lnmber from three
trees.
1T was cold enough for frost Monday
morning, but farmers say there was no frost
to hurt
Trains began running to Pennsgroye
on regular schedule last Monday after being
tied up week.
Mrs Sophia Rhodes. an aged colored
women, died at her home on Dickinson
street last Saturday, aged SO years.
Collector Redfeld received $4,000 on
Monday and over $1,000 on Tuesday. One
citizen pays One-ninth Of the gross taxes of
the city
Excellent photographs, interior and
exterior views Of Kemble Memorial Church.
are on sa at Marshall's drug store-75
cents and Sc.
A clam bake. for the benefit Of the fire
Departments, will be held al Wenonah on
October 81, at 2 SOP. m. Particulars will
be given next week.
AT the recent examination Of public
school teachers in this city eight third
grade certificates we're granted and seven
second and four first grades.
Contract has been awarded to VIM. G
Shuster, Of Lancaster, Penna., to build the
new bank building at Elmer. The build
ing will be Of stone, with slate roof, and
32k48 in size.
lat b meeting Of the State Board Of
Health Of New Jersey held at Trenton on
Tuesday, October 18th, DIR. Thomas b.
Rogers, OF Woodbury., was appointed as the
official veterinarian to the Board
Turkeys are said to be very scarce as
she wet weather that prevailed during the
breeding season was fatal to she young
turks. A Woodbury. merchant is adyer-
tising for them now.
An Alloway Shirt Manufacturer, who
had diHiculty in securing lady operators,
has solved the help problem 50 far as be is
concerned, BY employing young men from
the farms for ihe Winter months
Fl L. Wilkins reports the sale Of the
Pancoast homestead at Woodbury. Heights,
to AIrs. Catnaline Hook, Of Philadelphia;
also the seventy -eight acre farm in Dept
ford township. belonging 70 the estate Of
Joseph Clement, 70 Harry Bennett.
up in Pennsylvania suaye young
mau is selling sparrows dyed yellow, for
canary birds. The price is IS, but he will
only accept 81 until the bird proves a
singer. He don't come back for the bal
ance
List Of ADVERTISED letters in the post
Office for the week ending October 20, 1908:
Mrs. Annie Andrews, G. W Anderson, J.
j. Caldwell, Miss L. Depue, John Jacobs,
Joe Lowell, Rosie b. Medanson, Mr.. Moon,
Ed + Pomoose, Frona Prater, Alfred
Thomas, Caleb Tyler, Marie Robinson,
package Persons calling for she above
letters win please say advertised.
The address Of Marion Lawrence, Of
the international Sunday School Associa-
ton was most exceIlent one given at the
Mass Meeting IN the Central Baptist Church
On Friday night DR.. Bailey's short talk
on his trip thr. ugh Europe was very
interesting one. The singing was bright
and active, and the entire meeting as d
whole was a most fitting close to the
campaign Of seven weeks which has been
engaging the attention Of the Sunday
schools Of the Old Deptford Township Assoc
chiffon
Lectures by Ernest A. Boom at Glass
boro Oh Monday evening, October 26 Glass
boro, Clayton, Pitman, Aura and surround
ing towns will unite in grand rally.
subiect to be selected On Wednesday
evening, October 2sth, he delivers his
famous lecture entitled Our New sllib-
bolethl' in Panlsboro Methodist Church.
On Tuesday evening, October 20, his sub
iect ia the Williamstown Methodist Church
Is The Three Great Battles Of the Temper
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