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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
GIBBsTOWN

The Dupont Manufacturing Company
will give their employees holiday Thanks
giving Day.
Miss Emma Bates, of Camden, spent
Sunday with her parents.
VIM. Tussey, Sr., is on the sick list at
this writing.
Joseph Bailey is in Buffalo, New York,
buying his fifth carload Of cattle. In con-
nection with liye stock, s'Joe'' sells grain,
having sold fifteen carloads Of corn thus far
this Fall.
The public school will be closed two
days this week.
: The announcement in our last letter that
Miss Grace Oliphant, of Bridgeport, had
been elected by she Board Of Education to
teach first year pupils is incorrect. The
position is still vacant
Harry Huber disposed of his personal
property last Saturday at public sale, and
realized good prices. Harry will soon be
one of our townsmen, and we extend to him
a cordial welcome.
Wilmer Allen, who has been taking a
business course in Peirce School, Phila.,
accepted position in Atlantic City.
Quite number Of our township officers
who were elected at our recent election,
failed to meet the requirements OF the law,
by taking oath of office within ten days OF
election, and the result is we have officers
and no officers to fill them. No township
money, no officers. What next
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
PEDRIcKTowN.

John Turner will make sale and move
to Philadelphia, having bought milk route
Henry Reymer has given the contract for
the farm house, into which Howard Cooper
will move.
Mrs. VIM. Garenta, of Repaupo, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Reymer last week.
David Kelley will move from Edward
Green S farm into his house in the town
occupied by E. R. Somers.
Frank G. Justice and Maurice Penrose
have entered into partnership in the lum-
Der business at Glenside, Pa. Mr.. Justice
will move at once.
Miss Emma Ferguson has moved from
Elmer to Salem and opened millinery
business.
Mrs. Harriet Firestone and Miss Mary
McCune have returned from three weeks
visit to Salem. Mrs. Flrestohe is some
what indisposed.
Mrs. Deborah Sparks is recovering from
an illness.
G. H. Bacon, of Paulsboro, will replace
the steam heating plant in the Baptist
Church.
John Wagg. Of Philadelphia, is spending
DEMONSTRATING WteH mis-. l. 1. aoloOu-
A fire started by Michael Gaventa to
burn of grass in strawberry patch, burned
through Mrs. Peachy's woods
Jacob Gaventa has moved into part of the
house with Frank Norton.
Miss Anna Swaverly, of Philadelphia, is
among the visitors at home.
The Samuel Hunt property, on Mill ST.,
will be sold at public sale next Saturday,
December 2.
John Shaffer has moved to Repaupo this
week, and E. r, Somers will move at once
into the house vacated by Parker.
Harrison Holton will move to Camden in
short time.
The Rev. W. q. Baton, D. D., of Abse-
con, will preach in the Methodist Church
next Sunday.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
WENoNAH.

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Colbert start for
California about the tenth of December,
Mrs. Colbert will spend a month with her
son, Herbert Lore, at Los Angles, while
Mr.. Colbert is sightseeing oyer the state.
The Bell telephone Co. have rented the
rooms next to the post Office, now occupied
by the Library, for their exchange, which
will make much better place than the
room over McCormick's store which they
had in view.
The Library association have bought q
lot on Mantua ave-, adjoining John Hole
toms livery and the annex of the old Pres
Ebyterian church is. to be moved thereon and
used by them after January 1st. ga
Fred Middleton starts the first of the
week for Pasadena, California, where he
has secured position with G. G. Green,
Fred has been in very poor health lately
and be thinks California may be beneficial
to him.
Most Of the cadets left the Academy on
"Wednesday, to spend their Thanksgiving
holidays at home. They have until Mon
day.
A representative Of the Coffeeville Oil CO.,
Of Kansas, is meeting with good success
selling stock TO some Of our speculative cit
liens.
Contractor Drummer has broke ground
Mr.. Williams purchased some time ago on
Willow ST., near the creek.
Miss Efie Ferris, u Ph;la. has been
spending i few days as the guest Of Miss
Harriet Herbert
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
cLARksBoRo.

The Jr. League will hold business
meeting at the home Of Ernest Mosely on
next Saturday evening.
Miss Jennie Beckett, of Clayton, was
an oyer Sunday guest Of Miss Name Shute.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walter spent Sat
urday and Sunday with relatives near Au-
burn.
Mr. Nathan P. Hoffman spent few days
last week with his daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
James Shute of West Phila.
Miss Abbie Shoemaker will during the
winter make her home in Phila.
Next Sunday morning will be communion
in the M. f. Church.
Mr.. Dennis Barber, Of Penn's Grove, is
making an extended visit with his sister
Mrs. George Walter.
Work has progressed so far with the new
part of Eglington cemetery that lots are
being sold there.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
sMEpEsRoRo.

The following is an exact copy OF a letter
received on last Friday by our one hundred
year old friend Mr.. John Pierson, and will
explain itself.
Grand Lodge Of New Jersey, Office
of the Grand Secretary.
Trenton N. j., Nov. %, 1905.
Mr.. John PiersoD P G.. of Osceala Lodge
No. rs, Swedesboro, N. J.
MY DEAR BROTHER. the last an
nual session of the Grand Lodge |. o. O..
F. of New Jersey, held on November 18th
and 10th, resolution was adopted extend
ing greetings to you on haying attained
your 100th birthday, on the 18th instant.
Let me trust my dear Brother, that the
memories of the past, may be cheering;
that the present may be happy, and the flu
ture may be full of hopeful anticipations.
Faternally.
LEWIS PARKER.
Grand Secretary
Ii was good fortune of your corresp0n-
dent to receive this letter at the post office
and to present it in person to our aged
friend and to witness his delight and hear
his expressions Of JOY at being this remem-
bered.
Miss Retta G. Fox who has been for sey-
eral months residing in Philadelphia has
returned to make her home in Swedesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Poole of Miokleton,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary E. Hidel-
brand and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ernest and child Of
Alloway. have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
LouisWeber
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Guest of Aura were
in town on Tuesday attending the farmers
Institute.
giving sermon in the Methodist church on
Wednesday evening, in place of holding
the regular prayer meeting.
The Junior c. E. Society Of the Presby-
terrain church will hold social at the home
Of Mr.. Frank NJ. Wilson on Thursday even
ing
Editor and Mrs. Geo. w. Pither and
daughter Miss Florence attend the wedding
of their niece, Miss Irene Sharp and Walter
Campbell, at the First Baptist Church,
Camden, at noon on Tuesday.
Henry Fl. Longacre, one of the most sue
cessful commission men Of Swedesboro,
died at his home on Sunday morning after
painful illness aged thirty years.
He leaves wife and little son, beside num-
erous other relatives TO mourn their loss
His funeral took place on Wednesday
morning at his late home and interment
was made in Lake Park cemetery.
Washington Camp Patriotic Order Sons
of America will attend the Presbyterian
church on next Sunday morning, and listen
to an appropriate sermon by Rev. J. H.
0'Brien.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
HuRFFvILLE.

Quarterly Conference will be held in the
Methodist Church on next Saturday even
ing. Sacrament of the Lords Supper and
preaching by presiding Elder, Rev. j.
Moore, on Sunday morning.
Some of our gunners have trudged hard
all day without even firing their gun of,
and game was supposed to be plenty.
Mrs. BENZ. Richards possessed much
priced parrot, but when puppy dog was
brought to the home and the parrot alighted
from the cage there was growl and a
snap, and the parrot was no more
More property has changed hands here
recently than was ever known before in
such short time.
Miss Estella Pearson entertained a num-
Der of young friends on Sunday afternoon.
A new roof was needed on the church at
Chappletown, and when several volunteers
went to work, it was completed in few
hours.
Walter Hurff has been suffering very
much with tonsilitis.
Work on the new parsonage is progress
ing rapidly, and no doubt will soon be
completed.
One of Eli K. Giants horses got away on
Friday, and several persons tried to stop it,
but did not succeed, as the animal was de-
termined to go to church, where it was
found under the shed We wonder if
there is not a number of horses in this
vicinity that are not accustomed to going
in the church sheds.
An entertainment will be held in the M.
E. Church by Miss Fielding, elocutionist,
and her scholars, assisted by the Hurffyille
quartette on Saturday evening, December
2. Admission, 10 and Is cents. For bene-
fit of the Ladies Auxiliary.
The Epworth League has purchased a
number of new singing books.
There is yet few farms for sale in this
vicinity.
The janitor of the M. E. Church, think
ing he was lighting the main audience room
of the church on Sunday evening. made
mistake and turned the wrong electric but
ton, leaving persons holding a meeting in
the basement, in utter darkness.
Members of one of our benevolent So
cieties have pledged themselves to earn
dollar. Various things are being sold, and
an interesting meeting will be held when
it will be made public how the money was
secured.
Former pastor, Rey. Fl. F. Parker and
wife, were visiting here last week.
An interesting sight was witnessed here
last week, when three crows were unsuc-
cessful in an endeavor to subdue live
rabbit
Don't forget that an enjoyable evening
awaits you at the entertainment on Satur-
day evening.
When VIM. NJ Evans got up on Monday
morning, he found his hired man had de-
parted for parts unknown, but not empty
handed, as the following are missing: Two
oyerooats, two or three pairs of gloves brace
and bits, chisels and what other articles be
could carry. Word was phoned in differ
emit directions to affect his capture, and a
warrant gotten out, but he is supposed to
have left about $50 o'clock, p. M, afford
ing good start. At this writing no word
has been received of his capture.
A number of wells have gone dry, and
one farmer says he can hardly get enough
water to wash milk cans. ~
1t took one Of our young men just one
day to learn how to SORT English walnuts
in large fruit house in Phila.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
BRIDGEPORT.

The water tank that supplied the house
and barn Of the late Smith Shoemaker and
also the hotel and barn has been put in
running order by the owners-Mr. Lewis
Sharp and Mrs. Shoemaker, and now the
engine pumps water to supply both build
ings as in olden time-It is very conYen-
lent and almost necessity. LO
Those from here who attended the funer-
al OF Mr. Harry Cook, of Paulsboro, on
Friday last, were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cook,
Mr.. Lewis Kille, Mrs. W. J. Helms and
Miss Ida Clark.
Mr.. Andrew Cooke and wife from Penns-
vile spent Friday night and Saturday with
Mr.. VIM Cooke and family.
Mr.. and Mrs James Salin and son and
Miss Mary Hager from Philadelphia, spent
over Sunday at home with their mother
and brothers.
There are several nice houses for sale in
Bridgeport tits very tidy we'll represent
ed town making desirable place for q
home.
This Thanksgiving night the Daughters
Of Liberty will give masquerade party in
Logan Hall, for the benefit of the organiza-
tion. The entrance fee is 20 cents masked,
25 cents unmasked. A cordial invitation is
extended to all; refreshments served free
Entertainment to suit all.
Mr.. John Hager from the Klondike, is
calling upon friends in town. John looks
we'll
Mrs, Hannie Howey spent few days in
Wilmington last week visiting friends.
Helms, the store keeper is commencing
business with the fishermen, some having
placed their order for the coming fishing
season.
The pupils who are away at school came
home for Thanksgiving week; one of the
girls said aftersall there's no place like
home. =
Mrs. Edward Davis entertained oyer
Sunday her son and wife from PhiIa.
Mrs, Sarah Sparks has been quite ill suf-
fering with an abscess in the palm of hand.
Miss Emma Justice has purchased the
Mrs. Bond house adjoining her mothers
property
The Sunday school will give Christmas
cantata IN Logan Hall, on the Saturday
evening before Christmas, free to the Sun
day school members; an admission fee will
be charged to all Others.
Mr. Charming Howey is able to be on
foot again. We are glad TO see him i'm
prove 50 rapidly.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
Toys, Toys, Toys

Come and see the great display
of fine articles and comical toys.
We have in numbers Wagons, We
locipedes, Drums, Horns, Mechan-
ica1 Toys. Toys Sc, 1oc. to o8c.
A fine line of Dolls, the finest we
have ever had, dressed and un-
dressed. Prices range from SC to S..
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
MuLLlCA HILL.

We wish the GLOUCESTER COUNTY
DEMOCRAT a Thanksgiving turkey.
Mr. Thomas Dunlap Of Camden spent
Sunday with his parents here, who are i'll.
Engineer. VIM. Mearns returned to his
post Of duty on Monday.
The largest pumkin on exhibition at At
lantic City during the National Grange was
grown in New Jersey and weighed III
pounds.
A dance social, will take place in the
Town Hall on Saturday evening December
2nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Moore entertained
a quilting party at their home on last Wed
nesday evening Refreshments was served
at late hour.
Mr.. Henry L. Haines, Of the Muliica
Hill Bank, had as bis guests Mr.. A. r.
Hoffman of Clarksboro a few days recently.
George w. F. Gaunt OF Mullica Hill, is
warmly congratulated on the honor of
being raised to the responsible position Of
Lecturer to the National Grange.
Ebert M. Conover, has left the employ
OF Acme Tea Company of Philadelphia,
to accept position with G W. Elkinton.
The Sunday schools are making prepara-
lions for Christmas holidays.
Mr.. George Morgan enjoyed a weeks va
cation with his parents at Newfield George
goes on duty Monday morning, at Senator
S. L. Pancoast's warehouse.
Mr.. Isaac White has gone in the chicken
business He has oyer 900 chickens hatch
ed out now.
Judge Stratton is able to walk out, but
suffers with neuralgia
Mr. Andrew W. ireland died on Mon
day morning about 8 o'clock at the home
of conductor Edward Ireland Mr.. Ireland
has been ailing for months.
/ The students of Prof. ]. R. Green's class
fin the high school, have organized a literary
Isoeiety. 70
Don't forget the annual supper given by
the ladies of the Baptist chnrch on Tuesday
evening December 5th 25 cents for de-
licious supper.
4 It's cheer that makes a merry Thanksgiy-
/ ing feast.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Parker and son are
spending few weeks at the LaFountaip,
Atlantic City.
Dr. James B. Wamsley and DIR. Vans
ley Jr., Of Philadelphia, spent Wednesday
in this town renewing acquaintance.
Mr.. Aaron Ridgway had the finest apples
on exhibition at the National Grange, At
lantic City-wines, grimes golden, grange,
strawberry, cider, and fallowwater except
from the state of Washington.
THE SOCIAL REALM
Can you imagine for moment the glad
surprises of Miss Bessie, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Horatio Heritage on North Main
street to see forty or more of her friends
walk in. Soon all being welcomed, became
delighted in the pleasure Of the evening.
Those present were Prof and Mrs. Given,
Misses Bessie Heritage, Maud Mills, Idella
Avis, Pear Dilks, Lillian Stratton, Joseph
inc Kier, Emma Ridgway, Delma Wolf,
Bessie Pine, Laura Beale, Lizzie Ridgway,
and Anna Hazelton; Messrs Lewis Parker,
Collins Hazelton, Anon Kirby, Everett
Hood, Earle Armstrong;, Earle Care,
George White. Refreshments were served
in the dining room in delightful manner
consisting of ice cream, cake, nuts and
fruits. Then then said s'good bye.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
Letter to Woodbury. Doctor 8.
Woodbury., N. y.

Dear Sirs: You understand chemistry;
how'd you like to earn $1,000?
Devoe lead-and-zinc that's the name of
our paint that takes fewer gallons than
mixed paint and wears twice as long as
lead-and- lis made of whitehead, white
zinc, its color, turpentine dryer, and lin
seed oil.
Ii any chemist finds any adulteration in
this paint we'll pay his bill and $1,000 be-
sides.
It's nobody's business what we put in
our paint, OF course; but we want it known.
For lead-and zinc and linseed oil, ground
together by machinery, are the stuff to paint
with and lead-and-oil mixed by hand is
not
We want il known that one word de-
scribes the best paint in the world; and
that word is Devoe
Yours truly,
arr F. w. DEvoE & co,
81 bn New York
4 DEMooRAr. &
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
a Disastrous Calamity

It is disastrous calamity, when you
lose your health, because indigestion and
constipation have Slapped it away. Prompt
relief can be had in DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. They build up your digestive or
gans, and cure headache, dizziness, collie,
etc. Guaranteed at Merritt,s
drug store; IS cents. I1-2-1m.
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

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The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
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The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
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Patrick Henry Esq, of lhrs
 ty. and Mss lone Thompson of Eit,}c Rock, were united in mar riage in the latter city on yeslel. day Mr Henry Is son of eN Congressman, Pat Henry
 Brandon Miss, and saea ability He5- now faz tenn M4y4e ot Monticello. Ills bsaaatu comp ed 8rieis the Toa eest laughter If taa Hse Wood T.. Taampaaa vho served this State for severafefns IS stlte Suprra- taaleat of Pubic lastuction and sister of Mrs Carroll D. Wood ot Little Rock These young people will ~ake this city thelr future home. where taey have taa good ~lH and hearty wishes of our people for happiness. health and prosperity Our eoo- gratuI4tions are extended to AIr, iIenry in the winning of SC f8it a prize
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
In the Spring

Some maiden's fanciea tagtttess turns to thoughts oi hove bat tbe majority of them. as well as hu- manIty h general, have a watt to lay down and stay down teeHae Simmons SarSupar.llu -l6e bftar It not only takes aeld. 1t lfts 8H That vavhacb, weary Ieaaa= 1au- ishes like T dreum.
 For sale by
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
We have just received oarsfoa d

We have just received a oarsloa d of nails and wire
 Harry Haukins' Hardware Go Circuit count adjourned last ff5- day evening, after three weeks session
 The D s Wells Co want sour eHfeseu-, turkeys, geese ducks s-. k 1sace Bordeaux left fa=E Tuesday for aa Louis, to Pr a5.-4 hls 1Ha5 of Xmas goods.
 When zau=are n town aaa Fg5at qa4ra uea. cal ou Me aa < Lawson
 Ne want aH inc turkeys and geese you have to spare
 Inc b s Wells e. Mrs Henry BorGeaaz and little ~aa. of mot were here oa z.sstto relatives last week.
 4eo : Wells Co want your Psaaace-eA54keass geese, ducks butter, eggs, biaesafafss Ne 20 Fife Qaoram court. which con s5sts of the County Judge and all 5f t6a Justices of the Peace. mef last Monday
 N0W tHe time e buy Dssss Goods. Ne have afre lae o5 Hew things zt lowest prices
 E U W5I@on < Go Cotton, fa th.- section Is open Ing slowly and turning out poorly. The crop ~iII be even shorter tbaa WIS expected two months aso.
 LIST REfLINEB-A n W hue of ladies skirts-aIl colors and kinds. $Too to $Too.
 r H Scott. Nlr. K D Wells left last Satur. day morning for Louisville. Ky, where he goes to purchase 4 car of fine horses and mules.
 TURNlP= =SEED-New Iot jast in at BordeauN' Drug Store. 2i
 We are the hide buyers.
 i AeS ay x Marss.
 Misses Clyde and Berue Erwin left the first of thi- week on d 1s- t 10 relatives 4t V hitewsigat. Tex.
 lust received, the cheapest ear load of nails ever brought to Mon tieello
 Monticello Hardware Go. Sheriff Walter Wilson carried several prisoners to Little Rock last week. who W ere convicted at the last term of court.
 We have just received, direct from manufacturers, a shipment of gloves that will suit every body.
 N NJ Robertson X Co. Mss Lucy May Pope has accept cd position as music teacher at WiImot and Ieft=Iast Sunday morning for Chat place.
 Be sure to look over E. B. Wells stock of dry goods before purchasing He can save you money. 4t.
 Dr. A F. Williams, of Don, Ark, and d graduate Vanderbilt i College, Nashville, Tenn. was d visitor to our city this week.
 FOUND A watch on streets of Monticello, last week, which own CT can get by calling at this office and describing same and paying for this notice.
 A carload of the famous Amer. ican Steel Fcncing' has just ar rived When you need fencing. call and see Us.
 Harry Hankins' Hdw. Go.
 Be sure to see E. E. Wells be- fore buying your Fall shoes. He handles the "Key Brand shoe the best shoe made.
 1t L 5 Wells.
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

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The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
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