Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-05-04
Leonard Banz suffered q stroke Of par.

Freeholders of 1904-05 is held to-day.
There is case Of scarlet fever in the
boys department Of the Normal school
MIR. Oehrschiager will move from 81
High st. to 81 German street this week.
Judge Jones is mending rapidly and
expects to come down stairs next Saturday.
-Sam'l S. Sharp and wife moved from
Woodbury. to Greenwich township yester-
day.
Asparagus has been bringing our farm
ers from Sc to 50 dozen punches in Boston
market.
Mrs. F. B. Cobourn, of West Chester,
Pa, has been recent guest of Mrs NJ. F.
Cattell.
Rev. J. L. Howard preached at Ham
monitor last Friday evening, in Rev. G. R..
Middleton's church.
Miss Elizabeth Eckard, of Philaiel-
phia, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Brown on Sunday.
Thomas Parsons, an energetic young
man of our city, started in the ice business
last Tuesday, selling plate ice.
DIR. J. M. Ford, of Philadelphia, who
filled the Central Baptist pulpit on Sunday,
preached two very instructive sermons.
IF. L. Wilkins estate agency announces
the sale of house No. 40 High ST., from
Mrs. Buzby TO Mrs. Martha P. Burning for
$500.
The Gloucester County historical So
ciety has received twenty odd Volumes Of
historical value from the late Rev. Jesse Y
Burke
The Misses Henrietta, Emma and
Mamie Myers, Of Philadelphia, visited their
brother, Samuel B. Myers, of Salem ave,
the week.
Captain Albert Megnin, Of Philadel-
phia, will be the speaker for the General
Howell Post, G.. A. r., No. 81, on Me-
mortal Day.
Mr. Charles G. Urion, of this city, and
Miss Isabelle Robinson, of Woodstown,
were married last Thursday evening by
Rev. G. s. Wendell
A Trenton plumber has news that be
has inherited 100000 from an uncle in
England. Ifthat was Woodbury. plumber
how we would rejoice.
Teachers examinations will be held in
Woodbury. next Friday and Saturday.
Official notice of the examination will be
found in another column.
The Recreation Band Of Gloucester
county, under the leadership Of L. W.
Sickler, of Glassboro, will furnish music
for Bridgeport on Memorial Day.
The euchre dance in the Town Hall
last Saturday evening, under the auspices
of the Knights of Columbus, was most
successful and enjoyable social function.
The dance in the Town Hall given last
Saturday night by st. Patrick's Church,
cleared one hundred dollars. A beautiful
shirtwaist was won by Mrs. John Toole.
james Muller, of New Sharon, an
employee at the glass works. fell off the
mould chair and severely cut his head, on
Tuesday. DIR. Brewer dressed the wound.
p. r. Burke attended the funeral Of his
mother, at Goshen, Cape May county, on
Monday, who died on Saturday last of
paralysis, aged rs years.
John Terhune, Superintendent of
Public Schools of Bergen county, while
temporarily insane, shot and killed his
wife at their home in Hackensack Wednes
day.
Geo. B. Hurff, Jr., lad of five years,
fell from the caves OF his fathers barn at
Sewell last Saturdays distance of Is feet,
and broke rib. DR.. Stout attended him,
and be is as lively as eyer.
Not bid was made for the Eisenhardt
properties offered at public sale Friday,
though the sale was advertised in all the
Woodbury. papers. All the proper ties are
yielding good income, an were offered to
settle the estate.
Estate agent P. B. Burke announces
the sale of the VIM. bikes property on
Salem avenue to Wilson Fitzgerald.
Through the same agency Joseph Hurff has
leased his farm near Knights Run school
house to Charles Roberts, of Camden
The annual convention of the Glassboro,
Clayton and Elk Townships Sunday Schools
will be held at Glassboro on Friday evening,
May 10. The principal speakers will be
Rev. J. L. Howard, of Woodbury., aud Rev.
w. F. S. Nelson, Of Clayton.
The morning session of the Chosen
Freeholders this morning was occupied