Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-23
LOCAL BaIEFs.

2-4-1-4-u.
John Keegan is blowing glass at Port
ALLEGHENY, Pa.
The local lodge of Red Men will take
in eight members tomorrow night.
-Twenty-four new subscribers were
added to our subscription list this week.
Mrs Malcolm Taylor is spending
month with her father and sister in Boston.
Rev. C. E. Cordo, Of Manayunk, Pa,
exchanged pulpits with Rev. George Wen
dell last Sunday.
There will be meeting of the City
Board OF Education in the Academy at Z. 80
O'Clock this evening.
Mr. Eli Eldridge has gone to Wild
wood for an indefinite period, to work at
his trade, bricklaying
Miss Blanche D. Lee, of German st.
has accepted a position with Parks Coffee
House on Market street, Phila.
HARE NJ. Broadwater, of Centre street,
spent several days cunning this week at
his boy hood home, Port Norris.
The Epworth League meetings Of the
Kemble M. E. Church, are being made
attractive by having special singing.
Mrs Lawrence Tyler and son left on
Saturday last for Massillon, Ohio, where
Mr.. Tyler is blowing glass this season.
Charles Maier, formerly of our city, has
succ essfully passed the examination before
She State, Board Of Pharmacy at Trenton N
The annual reunion Of the Twenty
Fourth Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers,
will be held at Glassboro on December 10.
We send the DEMOCRAT from now to
Jannary l, 1907, for the price of one year.
IT'S good time to have your name en-
rolled
Rev. George w Tomson visited the
Inter-church Conference, which held its
session in Carnegie Hall, New York City,
last week.
Captain and Mrs. Comfy left for An
napolis on Tuesday. The Captain is a
I member of the court martial which is to try
Cadet Meriwether.
A Euchre Dance will be held in the old
Town Hall, Woodbury., on Saturday
evening next. from to II o'clock. Tickets
SO cents. Francis music
George Culp, of Almonesson, moved
to Chaunta, Kansas, on Monday. He is
glassblower, and finds travelling back and
forth each season Improbable.
Last Tuesday morning Mark Wares
horse ran away with load of ladders which
he was moving for Mr.. Geiger. The horse
was caught before much damage was done.
Miss Emma Kircher, who has been
!. employed as stenographer by lawyer Swack-
hamer. has resigned her position, and will
take three years course as nurse in the
Hahnemann Hospital.
In order that our employees may OBJ
serve Thanksgiving Day as a holiday, the
DEMOCRAT will be printed next Wednes-
day night. Correspondents and advertisers
will kindly forward their favors one mail
earlier than is their custom.
Company I had large attendance
in the armory last Monday night to greet
their former Commander, Major c. W.
Shivers A short speech was made by the
Major encouraging the bows in their work,
and was greatly appreciated
-Don't forget the Bazaar" in the Cen
trail BAPTIST Church Thursday and Friday,
December and 8. Beside the usual variety
of fancy and useful articles, dolls, toys,
ETC., there win be table of homemade
baking, candy, etc., and lunch counter;
also an attraction for the children.
Last Friday evening Mrs. Joseph Nor
gan was surprised by little social company
gathering at her home to remind her that
another mile stone had passed. Later in
the evening, after the social hour, refresh
ments were served. and the happy company
wished her many happy returns Of the day.
An entertainments, SIGNALLING the
Opening Of Prosperity Hall. Westyille, will
he held in the new hall on Saturday and
Monday evenings, December I'd and 4th,
under the auspices Of Prosperity Lodge, !.
I o. NJ, Of WestvilIe. The entertainment
will be minstrel performance, large y by
+ home talent.