Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05
LOCAL Briefs.


course at Jefferson College, Phila.
Miss Edith Thoma has entered Drexel
Institute, Phila., to take course in mil
linery.
Mr.. Andrew NJ. Redfeld and wife
have been visiting their son David at
Keyport
Mrs. B. B. Wescott Of Salem, has been
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Batten, this week.
Mr.. Quincy Chase, who has been a resi-
dent of our city for several years, has moved
to Portland, Maine.
President Madden, Of the Board Of Ed
ucation, has been i'll the past week but is
now able to be out.
Mr.. Edward Broadway and wife, who
have been at Kennebunk Beach this sum-
mer, have returned home.
M. W. Newton has awarded contract
for brick dwelling house on Aberdeen
Place to contractor Jos. B. Best.
A half dozen beautiful offering plates
were presented to the Kemble M. E. Church
last Sunday by the Ushers Union.
&C. Ralph Thomas has moved from DR..
Parker's, to So Hunter street, the house
formerly occupied by Mr. Quincy Chase.
"A patron of our small adv. column
writes, Have sold the please
drop the adj, it brought several inquiries. /"
Annie Latham has sold her store prop
erty and business on North Booad street, to
Peter sohwabel, of Philadelphia, for about
s., 600.
Hugh Hurley, for eleven years with
barber Jos. Coombs, has accepted a
position with Batten's cigar store on Mar
ket ST., Phila.
We direct the attention of our readers
to the Fall announcement of that reliable
ed eseshiag ~. apuses Wanamaker & Brown,
on our seventh page.
The building next to lawyer Rogers,
on Cooper ST., is being repaired for the
purpose of exhibiting, the Brown-Stone
engine, by Benz c. Brown.
M. w. Newton was in Woodbury. on
Monday and arranged for paying and curb
ing with concrete in front Of his lots on the
North side of Curtis ave.
Articles incorporating the Westville
Land Company were filed in the Clerks
Office last Friday. M. F. Dubois, VIM.
Brooks and Henry Stanley are the incorpora-
tors.
An advertiser in our short adv. column
writes, Discontinue the buggy adver.
Have sold is." Have you any thing to
sell, or do you want to buy any article.
Try these ads. Price 25c per week
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Eva Alinda Clifford, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Clifford, Of Glass
boro, to Mr.. Howard Abbott, Of Riverton,
New Jersey, on Wednesday, October IS.
"A delegation of the Wenonah Board of
] Education visited the Woodbury. Board
last Thursday evening, and urged lower
rate Of tuition for some ten students for
whose education they must provide.
After discussion the rate was fixed at $50
for each pupil.
Fl. L. Wilkins estate agency reports
the sale of the Daggett property on Della
ware street to Mrs. VIM. H. Brown, of
Brooklyn, New York, who, visiting Wood
bury for the first time, desired to make
her home here. Most everybody falls in
love with Woodbury. at first sight, and
their love never grows cold.
MIR. Herbert W. Bailey, teacher Of
sciences in Woodbury. High School. was
taken with severe pains in his head two
weeks ago. and after weeks rest, with no
improvement in his condition, left for his
home in Canton, New York, last Saturday.
During his absence Prof Storrie will teach
his classes in physics and chemistry, and
Miss Eva Allen those in history and geo.
graphy.
Attorney Ernest Redfeld. represent
ing Herbert n. TweIls. administrator of
Samuel G Twells, has sold the Thackara
brick yard to Samuel Ladner. The four
acres on the opposite side of the Glassboro
road, was sold TO james G. Griscom, whose
property it adjoins. The plot contains a
good deposit Of clay. Mr. Ladner expects
to improve the brick yard property and
offer il for sale ca
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Branin and
daughter Mary, Of Mt. Holly, were the
guests Of Andes E. Budd, Of North Wood
bury, Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Branin
is a cousin q Mr.. Budd (aee Emma Wall
ace. Mr.. Branin has not been to Wood
bury for twenty four years. He also visit
ed Spring Lane Farm Diaries at milking