Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-11-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

New England Dinner In the First Bap-
tist Church tonight.
Free mail delivery will be established
in Salem on February 1st.
The November meeting of the Board
Of Chosen Freeholders is being held to-day
"A case Of diphtheria is reported in the
family Of Charles Fay on West German
street.
John Wick, Amos Wick, Ira Carter,
Samuel and Jubal Merchant, are spending
the week at Clayton cunning
The fellow who didn't bag string Of
rabbits last week, Tuesday, didn't spend
the evening in the country store
Mt. Ho " Lodge, No. "A, A. F. & A.
NJ, celebrated its centennia anniversary
last Monday night. The lodge guests
numbered $50.
We ask the attention of our farmer
readers to the advertisements of valuable
farm utensiI Of which Asa Moore is repre-
sentative in this county
In a collision between trolley cars at
Gloucester City last Thursday, Miss Ma
tilda Kean was considerably bruised about
the head DR.. Diverty gave medical at
tendance.
Prank Aliens milk route has been
purchased by William joyce Hereafter
milk will be served from one wagon to all
customers under the courteous leadership
of Joshua S. Joyce and Son.
lit is requested by the Executive Com
that families throughout Old Deptford
Township will aid those who are canvas
ing the several localities for information
regarding Sunday -schooI statistics.
Harry Brooks and Richard Williams,
Of Gloucester, while cunning near Downer
on Monday, allege that they saw bear. As
their guns were loaded only for rabbits,
they did nos intsrfere with bruin.
The Primary Glass of the Genital Bap-
list Aurch will give their annual seven
sent entertainments in Green's Opera House
December 18th. Do not forget the date.
Come one, and all, and help the children.
Thieves swooped down on County
Clerk Ridgway's fine flock of turkeys
NJ onday night, and the Clerk swooped
down on the thieves. Result, the turkeys
are all at home, every night, il. the top Of a
very high tree.
1T is needful to wei supply the patrons
OF our city with dainty gifts Tor Christmas,
and the ladies of the Central Baptist Church
will have many Of such articles, with good
things to eat on sale at the church on Con-
tire street, December 3rd and 4th
The administrators u the estate OF the
late George W. Gardiner, lass Monday sold
tract No. 2, known as the Barbara Handle
farm, near Aura, contaiui8g 1913 acres, to
Hugh McGinty, Of Philadelphia, Tor $500.
Also tract NJ. 3, consisting of IS acres of
brush land, to Elton j. Newkirk, for
$Is2 So
The DEMOCRAT will be issued on
Wednesday evening next in order to give
our employees an opportunity TO devote
the entire "A hours of Thanksgiving Day to
thanksgiving. Advertis rs and CORES
pondents will kindly forward their favors
SO as to reach us not later than Wednesday
morning
Col. Green and family started for their
Winter home in Pasadena last Wednesday
The start was delayed one day by an acci-
dent to ar. Green's private car. it being
bumped by freight train as it lay on the
siding, in which some iron work was bent
Doctor Campbell accompanied the party,
and will be absent three weeks, during
which time Doctor Smith will have charge
Of his practice.
"A Mt. holly prophet ayers that we are
to have severe Winter. Que of the local
papers Of that town says Ell. Ross says
that coons have three sets of hair this year,
two long and one short. Hiram MeIroy
reports extra 'fries' in spring pigs. Sam.
Gardner has noticed thicker fuzz than
usual on shingles Frank Gibbs says that
the dagstones sweat frost in the sunlight
during morning hours. squirrels, says
Charles Hollander, are gathering all the
nuts in sight. All Of which is to say, get
III your coal early and buy that overcoat 2
The 29th annual meeting Of the New
Jersey Sanitary Association will be held at
Lakewood on December 4th and 5th The
s,l,iAt.fs If the animal n,eeti1,y are tI,t.