Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-01-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Florist Smith is laid up with rheuma-
tism.
Miss Margaret Wilson is spending a
few days with her cousin, Jennie L. Garron.
Miss A. F. Herbert has left for Orlan-
do. Florida, for the balance of the Winter.
Miss Anna Shoemaker, of Pennsgroye,
has been 4 recent guest of Mrs Edward
Jessup.
Charles Allen, near Mantua, will move
to the Joseph Lodge farm, on the Barns
boro pike.
Thomas Sharp, near Mt Royal, will
move to the Benjamin Sharp farm near
Jefferson,
Miss Matte G. Batten spent New
Years with her brother Allen Batten, Of
Philadelphia.
Waiter Redfeld has returned to
Chicago, leaving Mrs Redield for few
weeks longer stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Echternoch, of Philadel-
phia spent New Years with Rev. and Mrs.
Edgar Bruce Price.
-On Tuesday Sheriff Jones sold the
Anna B. Avis farm in Elk township to
Sarah F. Newkirk, complainant in the
action, for $1,000.
Real estate agent P B. Burke, is
moving his Office from Cooper street, to the
Marshall building, over Minister'S clothing
store, to-day.
Tickets No. 127 and 405 were drawn
for the go-cart and buck board at Starts
Persons holding same will please present
them at once.
The DiabIo Club made a great noise
when the new year came in, but was not
loud enough TO disturb the SAUNDERS of one
of Landlord Rachor's guests
Mr. George Isedfeld, who has been
our genial coachman for several years, has
accepted position with F. K. Robson &
Sons wholesale dealers in notions, of
Philadelphia.
The Sweeten farms near Jefferson, that
have been advertised in the DEMOCRAT for
rent, have been leased to Ed. Wilson, of
Woodbury., and Jos phi Merriel, near
Hurffyile.
Banking and Insurance Commissioner,
Hon D. o. Watkins, entertained few
friends at his home on South Broad street
last Saturday evenings sort of watch
meeting among congenial spirits.
The foundation of the new iron beam
bridge on the road from Barnsbmo to
Jefferson, near the Gauub farm, gave
away sunday night, and Will have to be
rebuilt 1t has span Of about thirty feet.
President Of Council, George E
Reading, entertained his Councilmane
colleagues, the various city officers and
representatives of the local press at a ban
quet at Newton Hotel last Monday evening
Conrad c sof=is~. of This city, and
Jessie E. Webb. Of Richmond Hill
greensboro, n Y, we're united in the
Holy bond Of matrmouy December 28th, at
the residence Of the bride, by the Rev. H
D. Coe, Richmond Hill Baptist Church
The Lincoln protrayal by Benz. Chapin
which took place at Kemble Memorial
Church Thursday. the 18th, was one OF the
most interesting and beneficial entertain
ments that has been held in Woodbury. for
some time The representation Of Lincoln
was wonderful
The following officers were elected at
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empt Firemen's Association. held IL Good
Wills Darlors, on Wednesday night: Presi-
dent, B. W. Cloud; vice president John Il
Fowler; secretary, Samuel II Laid; daan
cial secretary, Harry c. Wafam; treasurer,
Daniel H. Davis; trustees, George Evans
Reading, Harry G. Waran, Joseph Best;
representatives. H. l. Dubois, Adon w
Cattell Charles Geitz.
The following officers were elected for.
the ensuing term BY Woodbury. Castle,
No. Is, X. G. e., Oh Wednesday night,
n. c., Charles W Hawn; V. c., Aug.
Prebl; S. H., G. A. Lay; Fl. p, f L.
Cloud; V H., J. NJ wilkins; NJ Of r.,
Theodore S. Burrows; c. Of E., Harry c.
Waram; K Of E., w NJ Carter; trustee,
Harry G. Waram, Jr.; Rep, Charles W.
Hawn; alternate E. L, Cloud; F. 6 chas.
Park: S. G., NJ F Hewitt; W c. P. B.
Burke; Org. VIM. H. Dutfield.
Mrs. Charles Umba, formerly Miss
Florence L. Locke, Of this city, has had
grain Of pop corn in her ear for about
seventeen years Several physicians have
endeavored to remove it during the past
few years, but without success. On Sum
day last while visiting the home Of DIR.