Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-16
LOCAL sRIErs.
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"a.
The Board OF Freeholders is in session
to-day.
See notice of meeting Of Commissioner
of Appeal.
Peter Zell is painting Theodore Laub's
home and business place.
The First National Bank statement
shows deposits 5000, 1882.
The gunners have had fair success the
first week of the rabbit season.
j D. Carpenter, Jr., is making a
quick recovery from typhoid fever.
"A new station of concrete blocks is
being erected at South Gloucester.
The late Asher Kirkbride had So, 900
death certificate in the Heptosophs.
Harry A. Fish had his left hand badly
crushed in an elevator last Saturday.
"A sale Of 1900 heaps Of corn is adver
tised Here's chance for ''huskin. y
The mercury fell to 10 above zero
TUESDAY morning, and to 140 on Wednes-
dsy
The Salem Board Of Chosen Freeholders
stands five Republicans and eight Demo-
Gratis.
: e W. Cossoboon has left for Falls
Greek, Penn, where be has secured work
for this fire.
Mrs. Isaac Carson. Of Camden, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Thomas HURT, Of
Curtis avenue.
The ladies Of the Methodist Church
cleared about one hundred dollars from
their supper last Thursday night.
Mrs. F. r. Kenworthy, of Hunter
street, is attending the State Sunday
School Convention at Atlantic City this
week.
Jesse Davis, oil Deptford township
was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bake, Of
Queensboro, New York, for few days last
week.
@AIr. c. A. Brown and wife are attend
ing the State Sunday School Convention
at Atlantic City this week. Mr. Brown
is a county delegate
"A cannon ball, weighing eight hum
-dred and ten pounds, was found in the
mud in Lower Alloways creek last week by
james Baker and son.
&C. G. Wignail former resident of
our city, has moved from Atlantic City
into the former Abbott property corner
Broad and West Centre streets.
Mrs Annie Williams, wife of Benjamin
Williams, aged SO years, died on Sunday at
her home on Sunday at her home on Man
tua avenue. Her funeral was yesterday.
The annual Bazaar will be held in the
Central Baptist Church, Thursday and Fri
day, December and s. Useful and fancy
articles, toys, etc., and homemade baking
will be on sale.
-List Of advertised letters for the week
ending November 13, 1905; A. w. Reed,
Elizabeth Rennebaum, R. B. White Per-
sons calling for the above letters will
please say advertised
MIR. Harvey S. Justice, of Pedrick-
town, has filed in the Salem County Or
phans' Court bill of exception to the set
element of the estate of his brother, Mr..
Alexander 4. Justice.
Several citizens of Camden were sent
to Pasteur Institute, New York, last week
for treatment for wounds inflicted by
mad dogs. There is a growing sentiment
that the tax on dogs should be sufficiently
high to pay the cost Of such treatment.
AT special election in Greenwich
township last Friday evening, loan Of
5000 was authorized to employ an addi-
tional teacher, and open and furnish an
additional school room. A new s., 600
school house has been authorized. and viii
be built this year.
Rev e. Bruce Price, Of the Central
Baptist Church, has resigned his pastorate
here to take effect January 1, 1906, having
accepted a. call to the First Church ID
Phoenixville, Pa. Mr.. Price has been
with the Central Baptist Church for four
years, and his labors here have been APP
preeiated By his own congregation and In
the religious life OF the city. Mr.. Price
will leaye harmonious and prosperous
church organization, the good will OF
which he will take with him to his larger
field