Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-10-13
LOCAL BRIEFS,

Robert A. Stewart has entered 0oiuin
bia College, New York
See adv. of West jersey Mari and
Transportation Company.
Miss Bessie Hustled, of Curtis avenue,
is enjoying a week at the ST Louis EXPOSE
ton.
Mrs. H. v. Rogers of High street, is
the guest of reletives in Bucks county for
two weeks.
Candidate Charles Black had an
enthusiastic reception in Cumberland Co
on Tuesday.
The Brooks ice houses at Westville
were destroyed by FIRE about nine O'Clock
last Monday night.
Samuel r. Budd has added TO his
business equipment handsome rubber
tire closed carriage.
The semi-annual meeting OF the Red
Gross was held at Mrs r, K. Matlock's
yesterday afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs Biglow, of Washington.
D. c., are guests OF Mrs Emaline Batten,
Of Hunter street.
Miss Margaret Borden, Of New York
City, Is visiting her uncle, Harry F. Bor-
den, Of G over street.
Mrs. Frank Moore and son, of Pen
nington, have been recent guests OF friends
in our city this week.
Mrs. B. B. Wescott, Of Salem, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Bat
ten, of Maple avenue.
"A million dollars, it is reported, are to
be expended in developing a great amuse-
ment park at Lincoln Park
Mr. Samuel King and bride, nee Helen
Carpenter, Of Jackson, Michigan are visit
ing relatives in Woodbury..
The schools of Gloucester county are
closed this week while the teachers are at
tending the Institute at Atlantic City.
Read the table OF railroad real estate
values in this county, and ask yourselves if
SO much property should. be permitted to
escape taxation
The Real Estate Agency of Henderson
q Redfeld announce the sale of the John
w. Watermeyer property, on Edith avenue,
to Frederick Shultz.
BY reference to the adyer. of New York
Horse Manure Co., reduction of 10c. per
ton will be found at Hardingville, Monroe,
Franklinvile and Pr Airy.
Mrs Albert Middleton, of Camden,
and Miss Mabel Lord, of MerchantYiIe,
have been recent visitors Of Mrs. James
Carson, of Hunter street.
The county prisoners who have been
confined in the Court House cellar ali Sum
mer, while the Jail was being rebuilt were
transferred to the new jail yesterday.
Malcolm c. Ludlam former General
Manager of the Camden Gloucester and
Woodbury. trolley line, has accepted a
similar position at Little Rock, Arkansas.
The eighty-second annual meeting of
the Synod OF New Jersey Will be held III
the First Presbyterian ChuIch, Atlantic
City, next week, the sessions opening
Tuesday night
The National Standard aud South fer
seymqa Two Republican papers at Salem,
have consolidated, and will be continued
under the management of stock company
with VIM II. Chew, President
The Young People Of the Central Bap-
fist Church will serve their annual Boston
Tea, Thursday, November 3. The menu,
as usual, will include Boston baked beans,
brown bread, doughnuts, etc Tickets, %
cents
Rev +. Bruce Price received word on
Monday that has eldest brother, A. Y
Price, of Pittsburg, fell from building in
that city Oh Saturday last and his back
was broken III The TALL AT las, reports,
his condition was critical.
List OF advertised letters for the week
ending October 10, l904:-Phllip Ayers,
Gloucester; Joe. Hendriekson, James 6.
James, Miss Addie Kevel, Miss Lare Mirce,
Mabel Nelson, j. H. Reidmaier, William
FL. Thomas. Persons calling for the above
letters will please say advertised.
Joseph W. Dilks, one of our genial
and accommodating free delivery mail
carriers, has been appointed organizer for
the Free Rural Mail Carriers Association
for Gloucester county. The appointment
came through President Cunningham Of
the National Association, who resides in
Nebraska. 1t is the purpose of the organ
ization to have each county organized and
then form State organization Mr. Dilks
has communicated with all the mail car
riers in the county, and as soon as it can
be arranged for, meeting win be held for
the perfecting Of the county association