Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-04-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

WIN. II. oltHens IL culeihS seP'isssu NC
from his farm,
&c. C. Clark is in Western Pennsylvania
buying carload Of fresh cows.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ladow, of Centre street
is visiting her sister at Canton, n. J.
John Dickerson attended the A. NJ T.
Conference at Atlantic City, last week.
The Fire Companies rubber goods were
inspected last week and found IN perfect
condition.
Prof. L. ]. Frey, of Merehantville, was
in Woodbury. last Monday, and met many
friends
koch, the Mantua Baker. is making
hot-cross buns this week, all his delivery
wagons carry them.
Frank Stone returned to Wisconsin to
resume his work, in the powder works,
under Ira l.. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs John p Drew OF Phila-
delphia, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. 5.
Clark, on Centre st.
After serving Mantua Grove Sunday
School as Superintendent for nine years,
Chas w. Wilkins has resigned.
On Saturday preceding Memorial Day
Prof Leudtke's Imperial Lancers Band
will commence four weeks engagement at
Woodside Park.
With well-deyeloped snow storm on
Sunday, and the mercury at 800 on Mon
day and Tuesday, winter is, indeed, linger-
ing in the lap of spring.
Mr.. Alex L. Moreau, of the Freehold
Transcript, aud President or the New Jer-
sey Editorial Association, paid Woodbury.
brief visit last Monday.
Concrete steps are being erected on the
terrace in front of the Mrs. Blencoe houses
on High St Nimrod Chew is doing the
work in workmanike manner.
Last Monday we received few pack
ages of flower seed from Congressman
Loudenslager to which the public is well
come. First come, first served.
-Messrs Joseph w Best, Alex Z. Rog-
ers and J. Morris Wilkins, have been az
pointed auditors of the Woodbury. Mutual
Loan Real Estate Association.
VIM. Jaggard, driver of the Standard
Oil wagon, has been transferred to Swedes-
boro where he will move shortly. John
Sagirs of our City will succeed him here.
Estate agent Burke, announces the
sale of the Enoch Moore formerly Anna B
Cattel) farm Of 10 acres, near Wenonah,
to H. w. Urian, of Philadelphia, for $4,000.
The Palm Sunday services at the M
E. Church were of an interesting character.
The musical program rendered by the choir
was the best known in the history of the
church.
Miss Esther Behringer was given
party on Thursday evening last, in honor of
her fourteenth birthday. number of her
friends were present, and she was the Iecip-
lent of many beautiful gifts.
Mr.. Samuel Reeves formerly proprietor
OF Telford Inn, Mantua, writes us from
Key West Florida, that he is having an en-
joyable trip. Mr.. Reeves expected to be in
Galveston, Texas, on the 18th inst, which
is about eco miles from Key West.
On Monday last Sheriff Jones sold the
the property Of Josephine A. Banks to the
Woodbury. R. E. NJ. Association for $1075,
and that of George W. Herigg to E. G.
ha 10 of he
shaw and Wood properties, at Mantua, was
adjourned for one week
DANIEL Sweeten will have Yollman
colt in training this week also one sired
by Bellwood son of Bellman; sorrel colt,
sired by Ben D. 2.064 which he is handling
has showed half in 08 Bellmore, 2 POI
who has been off for year is getting in
shape for track work.
The body of unknown man was found
; n the Delaware opposite Gloucester City
last Friday. The man was about 45 years
old, weighed about ITO pounds, feet 8
inches in height, with short sandy mus
tache. He wore dark coat, knit jacket,
striped trousers and Wei kid shoes. The
body was removed to the Morgue in Cam
den. where it awaits Identification.
james Flexon, a conductor on the
trolley, was last Saturday evening held to
court in the sum of 500 on charge of as
suit preferred by Mrs. Lydia Dresher, of
West End The complaint is that Flexon
tried to collect three fares between Camden
and Woodbury., and used more force than
was necessary in eiecting her from the car
on her refusal to pay the third fare.
The A. NJ. E. Conference closed its SEES
sion at Atlantic City last Monday, when
Bishop Arnett announced the assignments.