Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-04-21
several farms at private sale.
LOCAL BRIEFS.
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Sheriff Jones has appointed Harry
bampson, of Paulsboro, Deputy Sheriff.
There will be cake sale in the Central
Baptist church next Saturday afternoon.
Ex-senator Geo. H. Barker has been
in Woodbury. this week.
There will be an Assemb dance at
the Country Club tonight.
VIM. A. Fisher is making extensive
alterations to his home on High street.
Mrs. Starn has moved from the DR.. Lee
house on Delaware st. to Ocean City.
ID. J. Sweeten che horseman who has
had a long term of illness, is fully recover
ed, and has resumed business.
The Ladies Of Christ Church Guild will
hold their annual sale Of pies and cakes and
fancy articles, on April %.
On Monday Sheriff Jones sold the Leon
Hampton property on West German ST. to
Joseph w Merritt for $50l-
VIM. vanHook has laid a concrete
walk in front of his residence on High st.
and is having the house painted.
Mrs. Eva c. hawthorn, of Corning,
Cal, formerly of this city, is in Woodbury.
visiting her son Howard, on Curtis Ave.
-Deptford Township committee will lay
considerable concrete walk at Woodbury.
TTa;.Its 4t,;s c,,rirsr
Miss Helen Grigg, of Mt. Holly, is visit
ing her aunt Mrs. Frank Carr, of Popular
Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. L. Pimm, of Har-
risonville, was the guest Of Mrs. 7. Dubois,
OF Curtis Ave. last week.
Mrs Chas Gage, of New York City,
and Eugene Batten and children, were the
guest of Mrs Emeline Batten, of Hunter
street last week.
Joseph s. Taggart, Jr., has gone into
the produce commission business at 1O2-104
Produce Ave, Phila., succeeding his uncle,
Mr.. Whitsan.
-Reys Edw. Dillon and A. P. Bottsford.
have rendered their services to Pastor Wen
dell during the period of his confinement in
quarantine.
- Ills said that there will be no potato
bugs this season, because they were frozen
out by the frost that penetrated the earth
to such great depth.
Fine shad are in market this week,
though not in large numbers We have
seen several eight and nine Founders, and
the price is about 10 &c Its pound. The big
net at Washington Park was cast on Mon
day, but the catch was light.
The A. III. E. Conference, in session at
Trenton, among other appointments has
made these for this county: North Wood
bury, G. R. Hubbard: Swedesboro, J. H.
Bean; Woodbury., J. Fl. Hammond;
Frankinvillle, Howard Dunn.
Rev. f. Bruce Price, who for two years
has been supplying the pulpit of the Cen
traIBaptist church while pursuing his studies
at Grocer Seminary, and who was called to
passionate, has accepted the call will be-
gin pastoral duties on June LIST
The trolley now runs on ten minute
schedule between a. m. and p. M, or
six trains an hour between Woodbury. and
Camden. Not bad service, that, but how
about the early service to acc immediate our
early commuters?
"A bugle corps, with these members,
has been organized in Woodbury. Jas.
Hutchinson, Pres Jos. Watson. sec'y and
Treas: John A. Holloway Director; How
ard Scott, Asst. Director They are toot-
ing up for the campaign.
DR. C. R. Craig, of Phila and Mrs.
Emma Burrows were united in the holy
bonds Of matrimony at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs James milford, parents of the
bride, on Thursday last, in the presence Of
she families of the contracting parties, Rev.
Edward Dillon, officiating.
Messrs. Toone & HolIinshed, the vide
" known merchants of Broadway and
Kaighns' Ave-, Camden, were in Woodbury.
on Monday, and purchased a business wagon
of Augustus Prehl. They were surprised
at his large variety of vehicles and his low
prices.
-Fhe Spring meeting Of the Gloucester
County Teachers Association, will be held
in the Court House on Saturday morning
next, the 23rd inst DR.. VIM. E. Chan
cellor. Superintendent Of schools of Bloom
field, N J., and Warren Marts, Principal
Of South jersey Institute, will address the
teachers.
The Gloucester County Prohibition
Spring Conference will meet in W. G. T. q,
Hall, 10 Cooper ST., Woodbury. tsecond
Aoor), Saturday, April %, 1904, at 1.3O ..