Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-04-06
5 The quarantine has been lifted on H

The quarantine has been lifted on II
w. Smiths home.
Governor Stokes has designated Friday
April IA, as Arbor day.
Andrew Muzenberger was admitted to
bail Tuesday evening last.
DIR. H. H. Clark has purchased new
Oldsmobile from agent Wilson.
VIM. Dolan veteran of the old
Twelfth regiment, was buried at Jefferson
on Wednesday.
A new firm Of plumbers, Cox and
Walden has opened business in M. F. Cat
tells laundry building.
The annual planked shad dinner will
be held in the First Baptist church on Tues
day evening, April II.
Former Lay Judge, Edmund Jones,
who has been very i'll since Sunday last, is
Somewhat improved to-day.
Eleven dollars were cleared from the
dinner served at the conference of W. c. T..
U. in their room on Cooper St.
Co. l, of Woodbury., was defeated by
the Millville basket ball team on Saturday
night last, by score of 81 to 19.
The big seine will be cast at Washing
ton Park on the 10th instant. Captains
Faunce and Rice will be in command
The Camden, Gloucester & Woodbury.
Trolley cars will be run on ten minute
schedule commencing next Saturday.
Harry Horner, our night agent at the
depot, has been transferred to Bridgeton.
The vacancy will be filled by assistant
agent Donnelly, of Glassboro.
The old clothing house of Wanamaker
& Brown have their annual spring invita-
tion to our readers in our advertising
columns this week Read it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hampshire, of
Camden, and Mr.. and Mrs. William Wes-
cott, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. S.
M. Burkett, Of Franklin street.
Assistant water Supt. j. C. Ford spent
few days ducking down the bay last
week, and bagged nine duck and wild
goose. John says it was the trip of his
life.
The Epworth League Of the NJ. E.
church will observe their sixteenth ami
versary this coming Sunday. DR.. james
Moore the new presiding elder of Camden
district will deliver the address.
-Dan'l L. Pine is laying concrete walk
at the Red Bank Sanitarium from the
steamboat landing to the main residence
a distance of six hundred feet. The annual
cleaning-up work is in progress there.
j. Wood Hannold is in poor health
this spring, being i'll with muscular neu-
ralgia. He is able to be about, but not to
engage actively in his farm work. This is
a new experience to Woody whose
health has never before failed him.
The ''Y'' will hold a Union Signal
meeting in the w. C. T. Z. room to-mor-
row evening, No. 19 Cooper street, at
which papers will be read on the Union
Signal work. All he young people of the
community are invited to be present.
Frances 0. Seeley, of Brldgeton, will
read paper before the meeting of the
Gloucester County Historical Society on
Monday next, at Williamstown, on the
Daughters of the Revolution, Daughters
of the American Revolution and Colonial
Danes
p. B Burke's estate agency announces
the sale of the E. E. KIaisz residence
formerly Madara) and twelve acres of
ground, to Chas. P. Brown, of Philadelphia
Price not stated. Mr.. Klaisz will make a
sale OF personal property on the 18th inst,
and move into Woodbury..
List of advertised letters for the week
ending April 2, 1904: NJ. L. Bard, BENZ
amin Bramble, Robert Bowyer, T. ]. Dar-
rel, Mary Cloud, Mrs c. Garret, Joseph
Fitzpatrick, A. E. Mobley, Walter T. Mat
hews, Mrs Miles, VIM. B. Munroe, Nels,
Pezzani Luigi, Mrs. Smith, DR.. P. P. Van,
L. B. Venable.
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