Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-02-02

VIM. Scott manager of Child's gro
Gerry, was married last evening at Pocomoke
City, Maryland.
The Victor Talking Machine plant at
Camden was damaged to the extent OF
81, 500 by fire on Tuesday morning
-Ner. Chew of vineland, has sent bills
to county collector Pierson for three foxes
killed at Blue Bell, Franklin township.
Thomas Duffy, marble worker at
Snelbaker's yard, is able to be about again
after having suffered for three weeks from
a nail being run in his foot
The pen with which President Roose-
velt signed the Red Bank transfer bill, will
form portion of the Gloucester County
Historical Socety's exhibit.
Estate agent P. B. Burke announces
the sale of the W. w Pike farm Of 100
acres near Wenonah to VIM. Titus & Bro,
of Philadelphia Also the Roe property
on Broad street
The little daughter of Jacob Muller,
Jr., was compelled to have anti-toxin adj
ministered on Wednesday She has diph
liberia, but is reported some better, though
yet very weak.
AT Richard s. Browns vendue on
Tuesday, 18 COWS sold at an average price
of $500; brood SOW and s pigs for $40;
brood sows at from $3.50 to $3l; hay at
SIT so and corn at Soc.
The temperature Tuesday morning
had a most remarkable effect on Wood
bury thermometers-so it drove to from
4 to 6 degrees below zero, while Others
were 10 degrees above. We ought to have
an official thermometer in town.
"A Hungarian christening cost Pauls-
boro Si7; one man his liberty for quite per-
iod, and another man term in the hospital
May this young Hungarian prove a better
citizen than his parents friends, who thus
turn a solemn occasion into one Of extreme
brutality.
Hiss i1CtCA 4JILl C1bSA oHthNst IL AciASA
of her birthday anniversary number of
friends at her home on Cooper street, Tues
day evening Games and dancing were
enjoyed by the happy guests Miss Helen
was the recipient OF many beautiful gifts
including handsome diamond ring from
her parents.
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the sale of the old Dr. Howell residence on
South Broad ST., to Jos. B. Best, the con-
tractor and builder. 1t is understood that
Mr. Best will make extensive alterations
which with all modern couvenienees will
convert it into an attractive as well as
beautiful home.
The Patriotic Order Sons of America
has inaugurated plan to erect a volunteer
home in this State for the members of the
order. The order proposes to aid in supply
ing and assisting in the erection and main
tenance of home and creating fund for
aged, needy and sick members, with the
payment of no dues or assessments aud
without dollars cost to its members for
its future support
VIM c. V. Williams, OF the Childrens
Home Society, Trenton, finds South Jersey
prolific field for his labor, gathering up
and placing homeless children. He address
ed the congregation Of various churches last
Sunday, and explained the work of the So
cety which, briefly slated is to find these
nnfortunates and place them in Christian
homes The Society has need for homes for
several little boys.
Williamson School was defeated last
Saturday by the score of 80 to 5, scoring
but two field goals, while Co. l had fifteen
to their credit Carey 4, Eldridge 6, Davis
3 and Krehs . Co I'd defeated Friend
ship for the second time Saturday evening
by a score of 20 to 6, Friendship plainly
showing that they had mistaken their vo-
cation, but still have hopes of redeeming
themselves in game Of marbles III the
good old summer time"
There will be an organ recital at Christ
Church on next Sunday evening, February
5, after the evening service. Selections
from Parsifal win be played by the organ
ist, Mr. E. E. Kelley, and sung BY Mrs.
George Grove, and there will be short
talk on the religious significance of the
story Of Parsifal by the Rector. The service
begins at Z 30 All are cordially invited.
List Of advertised letters for the week
ending January 20, 1905: Miss Edith Allan,
Eienda Boston, Hannah Eastlack, Mrs.
Kate Huff. Mrs. Martha Jennings, w /.
Jacques. Florence Reyes, O. McI.ain, Miss
Eliza Millner, Mrs. Martie Parker, Charles
Roane, E. A. shiyers, B. shepp I'd, Miss
May Sheppard, Mrs. Estella Nicholson,
David Willard. Persons calling for the
above letters will please say advertised