Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-09-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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The new Jail will be completed in
about week.
DR.. H. H. Clark and family are home
from their Western trip.
II. A. Fish has sold his house on Salem
Ave, to VIM. Page for $780,
-Assemblyman Avis and wife started
for st. Louis Exposition yesterday.
Democratic Clubs are being organized
in the various townships of the county.
John Rachor, Jr, and daughter will
start on Saturday to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Grace Urban, of Roysford, Pa,
is the guest of Miss Josephine Livermore.
Mrs. VIM. Cattell of Phila., is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Eldridge of Glover
street.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Central
Baptist Church will hold their annual bazaar
on December /
-Blasius Piano works after being on
half time for several weeks started full
time last Monday.
See new advertisements of ]. r. Wick
Thee Laub, Hilborn, the Halter, and At
wood Bros, in this issue.
Jacob H. Bibo has returned from an
extended trip through New York State and
Canada with his family.
The Woodbury. Foot Ball team has
organized with Charles Holston, manager,
and Charles Umba captain.
Mrs. T. D. Clark and family who have
been spending the Summer at Tuckahoe,
have returned to their home.
The Woodbury. Real Estate Mutual
Loan Association has sold a house and lot
in Woodbury. Park for 5000.
Miss Martha Lummis, of Camden, was
the guest of Miss Lillian G. Bennett, of
Newton avenue, on Sunday last.
Senator Terrell attended the mott
fication meeting of Gubernatiorial Candi-
date Black in Jersey City yesterday.
REV. J. A. Snyder, of New Market
Virginia, is spending few days with his
daughter, Mrs Ralph Thomas.
The ladies of Christ church will hold
their rummage sale on Nov IL and -.
Watch for further announcement.
-Rodman Clement in company with
Lewis Hannold, of Almonesson, have gone
to ST. Louis to see the Worlds Fair.
-Freeholder Jones found a petrifed
potato while excavating for the foundation
OF bridge at Newfeld few days ago.
&C. A. Brown and family, of German
street, arrived home from Ocean Grove,
after spending very pleasant Summer.
There is an impression in some quar-
tiers that we will have trolley to Black
wood before one is built to Mullica Hill.
Captain c. B. Platt was 20 years old
last Tuesday, and is yet able to give vigor
Gus attention to his duties as Jail warden
Harry Feltman, OF Deptford township,
placed twin watermelon, weighing 90
pounds, on exhibition in Marshall's window
on Tuesday
Apropos to the great fruit loss by wind
storm last Wednesday, won't some one
start fund for the relief of wind storm
sufferers.
Howard W. Miller, of Paulsboro, lost
a truck boat during the storm last week.
1t was swamped on the river The crew
was saved
Miss Gladys Swackhamer was given
very pleasant birthday party last Saturday,
which number Of her little friends helped
to make memorable affair.
Miss Matte G. Batten announces a
Sale of hand painted china in the sewing
machine office, Broad and Cooper streets,
Monday, Oct, 10, afternoon and evening.
The fund for the relief Of the hail
storm sufferers was appointed by the relief
committee last week and Cashier Truitt of
the Farmers and Mechanics bank has mail
checks The fund apportiond to $1,000, and
was divided amang AZ sufferers.
AT a meeting of the Woodbury. Real
Estate Mutual Loan Association on Mon
day night, Anothy w. Durell was elected
a director to succeed George w. Cattell,
deceased, and Ellison f. Davis, to succeed
Mahlon W. Newton, resigned.
Among the DEGREES recently filed in
the Court Of Chancery, was one for divorce
in favor of Daniel Klos, against his wife
Emma R. Klos, and one in favor of Annie
r. Densten against her husband John Dens-
ten. Watkins & Avis appeared for the
complainants.
Democratic Parker aud Davis clubs
are being organized in every township in
the county The movement was started
only last week and thus far Glassboro,