Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-01-21
LOCAL BRrEFs.

SEQ TurnbulFs shoe advertisements.
Fishermen anticipate an early run Of
shad.
The solid Winter weather we have had
should indicate an early Spring.
New Jersey has 463, 651 men avail
able for military service.
'S-~s Mrs. Daniel S Toy, Of Baltimore, I'd,
Is spending the week in our city.
Charles Minister, the clothier, is ready
for the clothing campaign of 1904
john z. Wick advertises cold weather
wear See his adver.
-The Chosen Freeholders are III session
to-day.
License, fees in Plainfeld are 81, OOo
and the Mayor has recommended an in
crease.
We thank Belmont Perry, Es
copy Of the Tournaments of the Roses nu4--
Der Of ths Pasadena StGr.
Mrs. Jennie A. Livezey, of Doyles-
town, Pa, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
L. v. Garron, of Delaware street.
-dansrd Hewitt alsertises bargains
which the reading public will no doubt be
quick to take advantage of.
Charles Allen, of Glover street, slipped
on the ice last Saturday night, and falling
broke bone in his wrist.
William M. Carter attended the session
Of the Association of County Road Engi-
neers in Trenton on Tuesday.
p. B. Burk reports the sale Of the C..
C. Jessup farm at Mullica Hill to II. G.
Grimshaw.
The Woodbury. Board Of Education
will hold regular meeting in the Academy
st 30 this evening.
We. regret to learn of the death of
esssssErlss Bayer, t6e father Of our townsman,
Fred Buyer, az his home near PalkervilIe,
en- Monday last, aged s. years.
Harrison ]. Dubois, who has been on
the Woodbury. police force for fourteen
years. is seriously ill at his home on North
Broad street.
Joseph Kertland, former employe, as
steuographer, at the Woodbury. Bottle
Works, sailed for Port Antonio, Jamaica,
w S.. on Monday.
Rev. Lemuel Moss, a former pastor of
the First Baptist Church, now Of New York
ity, was the guest of Mrs. A. L. Terry,
on Delaware street. on Sunday
The robin with his faring red breast
Aas become target which the New Jersey
LEGISLATORS are all taking shot ct, despite
theattempts of many people to spoil their
aim
William Davis farmer east Of Wood
bury, had peculiar misfortune yesterday
morning. The horses became impatient at
''eir breakfast being delayed and one
q the other, breaking its right hind
leg u above the first joint
The glass business in South Jersey at
least, is at ow ebb, aud for that reason
the plants are closed down each Saturday.
This plan Of relieving the oyerstocked mar
ket will eontinus until the middle OF
March next
the Salem Sunbeam says the cold
weather has cut off the muskrats supply Of
food and as resu the ANNA are stary-
ing This is tough onssnuskrats and those
who make a living catching them, but
owners of meadow banks viii shed no
tears if the species is frozen out entirely.
The Bridgeport Improvement Company
has filed articles of Incorporation in the
Clerks Office with capital of $50. 900
divided into 500 shares Of 500 each. j.
Clark Helms, Swedesboro; George P Platt
and Samuel H Richards, OF Bridgeport, are
the incorpotators.
List of advertised letters ilq the post
Office for the week ending Jan 6s, 1904
Mis-. Marie Barrie, James A Bahks, John
W. Bry, Mrs. Eliza Carbalby, Mgs Mike
Cunhusky, Alter Diamond, Hattie lFrithey,
Persons calling for the above letteFs Will
please say advertised
AT the annual meeting of the PauRsboro
and Biilipgsport Improvement Company
held week from Monday last the folAow-
ing otfisers were eIected President, H G
LoQdenslager; vice presidents, J. ] sulm-
merrill; secretary, W J. Adamson; treasureF,
B. Pau
AS result Of the slippery pavements'
Of the past week I Hampton Williams is
nursing broken wrist aud Andrew Wieg-
ard is caring for several bruises sustained
last sunday. Few Of the Woodbury. peo-
pie have not had falls Possibly a shovel