Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.
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Ward, has been i'll the past week.
The Annual Boston Tea will be held
In she Central Baptist Church tonight.
Gus Ware left on last Thursday night
for Madison, Ohio to work in the glass
house.
Undertakes Gourley lost one Of his
hearse horses last week from ASSESSES of
the brain.
Andrew NJ. Carey is at Wills Eye
Hospital, having cataracts removed from
one eye.
Arthur Messick, Of Glassboro avenue,
has recently enjoyed number Of second
crop raspberries. ~
City Treasurer Redfeld publishes a
statement of the sewer Indebtedness as
equired by law.
~. D. Carpenter, Jr., student at
University of Pennsylvania Law School, is
Ill with typhoid fever.
"A vote for Ferrell and Allen is vote
against the Primary Election law and the
Election Merger law.
Lawrence Tyler left last week for
Mas illon, Ohio, where he has accepted a
position in the glass house. co
Charles Park and Herbert Donelly ex-
pect 70 60 to California in the near future
for the benefit Of their health
Mrs Thomas Wallace and daughter,
Mrs. HARE NJ. Broad water, of Centre street.
are on a ten days visit in Salem.
Mrs l. Lewis Davis, Of Red Bank
avenue, has beautifed her residence by a
coat Of paint Mr. Charles Babcock did the
zgnrx -
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Thompson, sr, Of
Penn street. are entertaining Mrs David
Thompson and children Of Delaware City,
Delaware
The United States government has
contributed Is 900 pounds of gun metal
for monument to the late General VIM. J..
sewslI
Paulsboro sent James and Alfred
Pechin to Pasteur's Institute, in New
York. at cost Of Sl75, for treatment for
mad dogs bite.
w. D. Coutch. one Of Stokes grocery
clerks, for the past two years, has pur-
chased the meat and provision business OF
VIM. Redfield, at West End.
B. F. Chew, of Barnsboro. has rented
his farm to Morgan Worlow, of Swedes-
boro, and after his sale on November 6,
will occupy his new house in Barnsboro.
See his adv. Of sale.
Frank Tatum son of the late George
NJ. Tatum, Of this city, was visiting his old
home for the first time in twenty-six years
on Monday. He lives at Sterling, Morris
county.
Frank Nolan, of Woodbury. Heights,
was struck by the 1920 train on Friday
night while drying across the tracks at the
Heights. The horse was killed, but Nolan
escaped injury.
An examination for the positions Of
clerk and carrier in the post office service
will be held in Philadelphia, on November
H. Applications for this examination will
be accepted up to November 8.
The large furnace of Woodbury. Glass
Bottle Works that went out of blast last
Saturday TO make slight repairs, will be
out for week, as the damage is more ex-
tensive than was apparent at first. 70
"A young man giving his name as Harry
Livermore and his residence as Baltimore,
was committed to the county Jail for ninety
days by Mayor Lorenzo, Of Wenonah, on
Friday for using abusive language.
Last Friday morning a car loaded with
coal jumped the track at Fishers coal
yard delaying travel on the Delaware
River branch for several hours Several
tons Of coal we're scattered along the road.
Rev. George w Tomson, Of the Pres
byterian Church, and Rev E. B. Price, d
she Central Baptist Church, exchanged pull
pits last Sunday morning, and both congre
cations were well pleased with the sermons
The Glassboro, Clayton and Elk Town
ship Sunday School Association will hold
convention on Friday evening IN the
Aura NJ E. Church Addr esses will bf
made by Rev W. F. s. Nelson and Rev
Charles B. Dubell
The regular meeting of she Tri County
Medical Society was held Tuesday in this
city. Interesting papers we're read by Or
'Halsey, Of WilIiamstown, and Dr. Marcy,
Of Riysrton. The meeting was successful
ons and largely attended