Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-12-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

IL hio VlhSC YcoeCtNeey
PROF Brackets, the musician has recov-
cred from a severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Frank yanHess has gone to
Loomis sanitarium, n Y, for her health.
The public school teachers association
will be held in the Court House next Sat
urday
The Sussex County Board of Chosen
Freeholders wants the fox bounty law re-
pealed.
The quarterly meeting of the Hicksite
Friends is held in the Woodbury. meeting
house to-day.
"A writer in the Paulsboro Press sign
ing himself Republican, is trying to start a
political sensation.
That was mean thief vino robbed the
poor box OF the First BAPTIST church of last
Sunday receipts.
The bazaar by the ladies of the
Central Baptist church last Thursday and
Friday Melted S95.
The missionary collection of the KEN
Bile Memorial church Sabbath scho j, taken
last Sunday, amounted t S2o94
DIR Long has left Woodbury. temporarily
and taken with him wonderful stock of
tape worms aud good pile of Woodbury.
dollars.
The Haddonhsld foot ball team out
weighed the Woodbury. team and defeated
them by score of u to at Haddonield
last Saturday.
If you want new stationery for 1908,
THE DEMOCRAT office can serve you better
than eyer before, as we have a large stock
of the newest type faces out
&C. W EllSinton, Mullica Hills up-to-
date merchant, advertses his annual open
ing of holiday goods, and also some great
bargains in staples Read what be says.
Gloucester City has an epidemic OF
diptheria. Up to Monday noon fourteen
cases had been reported to the Board OF
Health, six of which have resulted fatally.
The engagement of Miss Abbie White,
of this city and Mr.. Warren McBryde, of
Mobile Alabama is announced. Mr.. Nc
Bryde is connected with DuPonts powder
works.
Co. defeated the Camden Reserves in a
fast game Of basket ball Saturday night by
a score of 81 H. Next Saturday night
they will play the lockwood of Philadel-
phia.
Miss Handle, teacher of the Sixth grade
Woodbury. public schools, gave her pupils
sleigh ride to Wenonah Tuesday after
noon. DAM Mumford chaperoned the
party.
Governor Murph on Tuesday appointed
Frank C. Somers, of Haddonfield, Sheriff
of Camden county, to serve until the next
election. Mr. Somers took the oath of
office at once.
Six inches of snow fell Monday after
noon, and there was good sleighing in the
city Tuesday was the coldest morning of
the winter the thermometer registering 70
deg@es above zero
The Barnsboro Sunday School will
hold New England supper at ATs. Gar
dners, opposite the church, on Saturday eve
ming, Dec, 10. Supper 20 cents. Come
ont and help good cause.
John Devine, claiming residence at
National Park was eommitted to the county
5ail for thirty days by Justice Davis on
Monday, charged with begging and using
8Isreating and abusive language.
George W. Mick, of Glassboro has
asked the Court of Chancery to sunder
Matrimonial relations with his wife Maggie
While the suit is pending be is required to
pay bis wife S. per week, and counsel
feeof $50
A small building, on the Smallwood
piace. on the rear of Miss F. t. Wilkins lot,
took fire Wednesday morning soon after
ashes had been placed therein, and was
praeticaIly destroyed before the firemen got
stream on The loss is probably between
$50 and $780,
List of advertised letters for the week
ending Dec. 5, 1904: VIM. Dilks, Samuel
Evans Thos. Frazier, Mrs. Susie H
Gilliand, Miss Maggie Gippen, w. a.
Hibbs, James S. Hicks, DIR. n. J. Kelch.
llsr, L. LaclSin Henry Mornings, Toussiant
Porch, Mase Rothe, Geo. E, Reed, Jno
Riter, A. G. Sutherland, .Jno. Synier, Mrs
george Warner, H. j. Williams. Persons
ealing for the above letters will please say