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

n. J. has been elected Director Of the
First National bank
congressman Fowler and Loudenslager
will tell about it n the opera house on the
evening of the Dist inst.
"A Cleveland bicycle No. SOL pattern
1903, was stolen from the hall way of Mer-
rift block last Monday afternoon.
u. Hampton Leonard is trying to get
up triangular political debate at Clayton
on the Both inst. Triangles are his hobby.
Capt. G. w Hughes returned last
Monday from six weeks tour TO the
Worlds Fair, aud q visit 10 MISSOURI
friends.
-Barnsboro NJ. E Church win hold an
oyster supper in the church yard on satur-
daY evening October 24th, from ) to s
O'Clock
p. b. Burke's estate agency announces
the sale Of a house aud lot in the Park by
Charles Hughes to Samuel f Thomas, Of
Thorofare.
Captain J. F. Truitt announces the sale
Of the James Helms farm Of 100 acres at
Repaupo. to VIM. Gaventa, of Pedrick-
town, for S., 100
Beginning next Monday the trolley
viii run on a 20 minute schedule between
Woodbury. aud Camden The present
schedule is 10 minute ears.
Joseph b Best has bought a tract Of
land on Hopkins street from the Simmer
man estate, and VIII build three houses
thereon at oece, one single and one twin
house
IF. L. Wilkins estate agency announces
the sale of the splendid C G. VOORHEES,
residence on Lake Drive, to Councilman
Kugler
w Woodbury. Lodge, No 81 proposes to
require all members residing in Woodbury.
to attend meetings at least once a month
hereafter. This seems to be fair require
ment.
Mrs. L. C. HAWTHORN, of California,
who has heeu spending the Summer with
her son, has returned home. Mrs. Han
thorn visited the Fair on her way to Cali
fornla
H. b. Kindle, of Almonesson, has pur-
chased farm from the Misses McElroy.
He expects to engage heavily in asparagus
raising. He has sold his house and lot to
Michael Cunard
E L. Wilkins reports the sale of the
Messicl farm at Swedesbcro, to Albert
Whitaker, of Camden, also the Joseph G.
Hebbs farm near Fairview, to William
Martini of Philadelphia.
Ion Monday last Sheriff Jones sold the
Samuel W Thomas property in Elk town
ship TO the complainant in the action for
81 600 The sale of the VIM. Grieve.
property was adjourned for one week on
account of the death Of the Solicitor, D. J.
Paneoast, Esq.
Joseph " Pratt has finished contract
for the Repauno Chemical Co., at Gibbs
town. \. J., for a water supply OF eight
hundred (8oo) gallons per minute He
sunk four six-inch wells, one Of winch plo
duces 2ss gallons per minute.
Judge JIG Hendry, Of Wray, Colorado,
IS in the East visiting felarye>, among
whom is Mr. Jos. r. Seeker, of Clarksboro
Mr. Heudry was last in Gloucester county
40 years ago, when i.e crossed the ferry ae
Red Bank and walked TO Clarksboro.
The Mite Society OF NJ. E. Church,
clarksbofo, sill hold an oyster supper in
basement Of the church on Friday and Sat
urday, October p and % Fruit, nuts.
candies and ice cream will be on sale
Supper from TO 10 o'clock Everybody
invited
-our Republican brethren, being unable
to dwell ia peace, have divided and under
the name OF Gloucester County Union
League nave opened headquarters in Prehl
building Following are the officers of the
new organization President C. Walter
shiyers; vice presidents. VIM. r Cooper,
Theodore S. Burrows: secretary, Francis B.
Davis; treasurer VIM. K. Rohersop board
Of directors, Charles F. Marshall, VIM E.
speakman, Frank D. Pedrick and John Y.
Davis.
u Z. Smith a Fort Mott soldier, has
married negress, aud citizens near
there demand his immediate discharge
from the service. Smith heard OF the steps
taken to secure his discharge and attempted
to justify his action by proclaiming that be
had only followed the example set by his
Commander-in-Chief, the President, saying
that Z if the head Of the army thought a
negro good enough to eat with, a negress
was good enough to become the wife Of
Private Smith y