Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-12-03
Hackensack and Camden each have
four cases of small nov.

"A beautiful new safe has been put in
the Council room, at the City Hall
wilkins estate agency has leased the
DR.. Brewer property on Delaware street, to
Mr.. ]. E. Pearson.
Supervising principal Frey lectured
before the Paulsboro Literary Society last
Monday on Education.
Geo. F. Clement, SIN Of Mark Clement
is enjoying the sights Of Niagara Falls, en-
route for Los Angeles, Cal.
County Collector Pierson has received
State Comptroller Morgan's check for
$23, 1852 50, which is 80 per cent. Of Glou-
cester county school tax.
Frederick j. Kugler has made quite an
improvement by erecting beautiful steel
lawn fence around his home near Wolfert's
Station
The undertakes of South Jersey are
meeting in Prehl's Hall this morning for.
the purpose of forming an organization, and
will dine at Newton Hotel
Albert Curry, of Davis street, who had
two toes smashed while helping to unload
iron, is now able to get about with the aid
Of cane.
Strength and vigor come of good food,
duly digested. Force, y ready to-serve
wheat and barley food, adds no burden,
but sustains, nourishes, invigorates.
"A. Clinton Clement, second son Of Abel
C ement, started last Saturday for Los
Angeles, CAL, to visit his brother, S. Walter
Clement. He expects TO be absent about
four months.
The attendance at night school has
been so poor this term, that only one teacher
has been employed by the Board of Educa-
ton, heretofore it has been necessary to
employ two.
There is at least six inches Of snow on
the ground this morning, Dec. Sd, and
good sieighing The oldest inhabitant
never before saw the like. Abel Clement
remembers a big snow fall on Thanksgiving
Day about 35 years ago.
"A final meeting of the joint committee
Of the Young Peoples Society Of the city,
was called Friday night, November p, at
the home of Miss Caroline P. Smith, Of
Hunter street; twenty dollars was equally
divided among the Societies.
The monthly missionary society given
by the Young Ladies Circle of the Presby-
terrain Church. was held at Mrs Frank
Maiers. The topic Syria was very inter
esting and had been well prepared by
several Of the young ladies.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
w. C. T. u. viii be held in their parlor on
Cooper street, Monday evening, December
| Z, at 7.45 o'clock A special request is
made for all members to be present to dis
cuss arrangements for parlor meeting.
The annual bazaar will be held in the
Central Baptist Church, to-day and to-
morrow. Aprons, fancy articles, home
made baking and candy will be on sale.
An orangeytree and remembrance table
are new features added this year
Charles MacIntyre, an employee of
Charles Geppert the North Woodbury.
butcher, was arrested on Wednesday last,
while trying to escape with the mornings
collections aud money from the drawer.
He was captured at North Woodbury. sta
ton BY Albert Geppert. who started after
him on wheel.
The next social event of interest at the
Country Club is the euchre to be held in
the casino this evening at $50 o'clock
After the euchre an informal dance will
take place lasting until IL o'clock. This
is the second euchre given by this years
entertainment committee, and large num-
Der Of club members are expected
The ladies Of the Central Baptist
Church would be glad to see you all at
their Bazaar Thursday and Friday December
Sd and 4th, You will find variety Of
articles suitable for Christmas gifts, beside
full line Of plain, white and bingham
aprons One table will be devoted to home
made baking and candy.
The Camden Board Of Education has.
taken steps to prevent further spread Of
mild epidemic Of skin diseases, consisting
Of sore lips and faces, which. it is reported,
has been due to pupils putting pencils and
penholders in their mouths. Medical In
spector Davis, of the board, recommended
separate pencils and penholders for each
pupil
List Of ADVERTISED letters in the post
office for the week ending Nov. 80, 1903:
Miss Lille Brown, 2; Miss Annie Cooper
Mr. Dickes, Jr., John NJ. Devlin, Mrs. W
EIwood, Fred Forsythe, Jal Grimes, NJ
Grey, Lecturer K. Of Pr NJ E. Jenk-
Inns Henry Clifford Jones. VIM. Land.