Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-10-20

Leon ROM moved his family in the ho1se
vacated by Mrs. Anna Miller on South st.
Mrs. A. A. Baldwin will move her fam
lily to Atlantic City.
A little girl baby arrived at the home Of
Edward Loveioy on Friday.
G. Wolf moved in his new house on
South Broad Street Friday
Robert Wilson, of Fries Mill, has ac-
copied a position on the delivery wagon at
Moore Bros. Glass Company store.
Harry West, who moved here from Bridge
ton few weeks ago and took the manage
ment of the Janvier Glass Plant, has re-
signed his position and moved his family
back to Bridgetcn Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo F. Jenkins were in
New York City on business few days last
week.
Mrs Jane Hance, wife of the late Harry
Hance, formerly of Glassboro, died at the
home of her daughter in Philadelphia on
Monday and buried in the Cedar Green
Cemetery here on Wednesday.
The Literary Department. Of the Ep-
worth League held their regular monthly
business meeting at the home of Mrs John
M. Dooling Monday evening, and after a
literary program business was discussed.
F. F.. Ledden was elected press reporter and
Miss Hattie Crane Secretary; Miriam Leigh
was appointed to arrange the program for
our next Department, to be held at the
home OF Miss Nellie Easier
William Porch moved his family in one
of the new real estate company's houses on
North Central Avenue Monday.
Tnbv Cap1,,holI 30 Iox,;.,.r :, ,ay,,a,,+ mn IL
laid in front of his property on Hight ST.,
which will much improve the looks Of it.
The Democrats here are alive and will
raise banner soon.
A peculiar accident occurred on Sunday
morning. While John Dooling, one of the
most prominent young men of this place,
was driving from here to Newfield, spark
of fire blew from his cigar and set the car
,riage top on fire. AS the wind was blowing
in his face, John did not notice the smoke
until it had turned into blaze The horse
took fright about the same time and ran at
it highest speed, the fire ablazing, until it
had burned his face so badly that it seemed
to him either life or death, when he drew
the horses head into the woods to stop its
speed and then sprang to its head and held
it until he was assisted by William Farley
and Ewald Klinger, both of this place. The
fire was distinguished The top was burned
completely off and the wagon burned badly.
Jacob S. Fisher, aged 81 years, died no
Thursday evening and was buried on Mon
day from his late residence on Cen tire
Street. Interment at Aura.
Howard Creamer and family had the
pleasure of entertaining his brother, Albert
Garren, wife and daughter, of Lewisyille,
Kentucky, whom he had not seen for %
years, few days last week.
Crist Burrough and Joseph Kelle at
tended the Hagerstown Fair on Wednesday,
and then went from there to Gettysburg
and took a trip over the battlefield on
Thursday.
A surprise party was given to Nettie Ray
Stephenson by her many little school friends
ON Saturday afternoon, in honor of her
sixth birthday.
Howard Mack will return to New York
where he will work this year.
Israel Scott went to the Jefferson Hos
pital on Thursday and had his thumb am
putated as the result of cutting it with ar
ak while chopping wood few weeks ago.
Walter Wolf has purchased the property
recently vacated by Joseph Corisilia on
South Broad Street.
There was an interesting suit before JUS
tiee Turner on Monday between Thomas
Downes and Chas Mapes, of Franklinylle.
Lawyer Davis, of Woodbury., appeared for
Downs, and Lawyer Burrows, of Vineland,
for Mapes The Justice decided that Mapes
give bond in the sum of 5000 to keep the
peace, this he refused to do, and was taken
to Woodbury. jail. We are promised more
of this case in the higher courts.
Our electric light system is not a success.
A Republican club was organized here
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Loyejoy, of Oswego,
y. Y, have been visiting VIM. Loveioy
and family.