Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.
The weather prophets give us a late


Mrs. d. F. Hendrickson is spending a
few weeks in Florida.
James Park, of Hopkins street, spent
Sunday with his son at Vineland.
-Blasius Piano Works have fine team
of grays to their piano wagon.
Rev Edward Dillon preached in the
First Baptist Church last Sunday.
Mrs. T. d. Clark and daughter Lillian
spent Sunday at Long Branch with rela-
tives.
Bert Turner, of Wilmington, Della
ware was the guest of his parents over
Sunday.
Rev. Robert J. Patterson, of Pleasant
vile, spent Sunday with James Ellis, of
German street.
Miss Lucy Wilson, of Baltimore, Nd,
formerly of this city, is the guest of friends
here this week
Mr.. r. D. Hughes will move to his
new home, the Broadway residence, about
the middle of March
The ladies of the Central Baptist
Church cleared about one hundred dollars
from their recent supper.
Our supply of government seed being
exhausted, we are not able to fill several re-
quests received this week.
Captain VIM. j. Campbell and family,
of Cuba, have been recent guests of A.
seymourson, Evergreen avenue.
Nicholas Deyereux, keeper of the
HoweHs cove light house, is recovering
from severe attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holston, of
Cooper stseet, celebrated the twenty fifth
wedding anniversary last Wednesday, Feb
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Miss Alice Russell, of Georgeto wn,
Delaware, is visiting her uncle aAd aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. D. r Cloud. Of North Broad
street.
Rev George S Wendell spent Sunday
al Overlook, Penna. where he joined his
wife, who has been spending several weeks
with her sister.
The Foresters entertainment held in
the Opera House on Friday evening last,
was "a financial success. The receipts
amounted to $40.
The Township Committee of West
Deptford township will meet in the Town
Hall at Thorofare, on Thursday, March 2,
at len o'clock
Walter Wilkins Youngest son had the
misfortune Of breaking his leg in two
places while coasting. The sled came
6n contact With a tree.
Thomas Bowe, John S NTH John Muir
ray and Harry Stoner won the cut glass
prizes for selling the largest number Of
ticket for the Foresters entertainment
Because of the failure of car load of
cattle to arrive in time for his sale last
week, Frank L. Care will offer them at
sale on saturday next Ste advertlsemt MT
james Hutchinson las cen no lied
officially that he has passed the examina-
ton for second lieutenant OF Company |;
Third Regiment National Guards of New
jersey.
BY simple process of passing from
Game Warden Avis lips 10 a reporters
note book. shipment OF 40 quail was
increased TO II dozen quail. This may
tightly be termed distinction with
difference
Edmund f., youngest son of the Editor
of the DEMOCRAT, student in Woodbury.
high school, is i'll with scarlet fever. He
is quarantined and every precaution against
contagion is taken
-On warrants issued by Justice Davis,
VIM. Mimmick, of Gibbstown was lodged
in jail yesterday for assault and battery on
Mrs. Davis, and Bart Wingate, of Glass
.boro, for being implicated in horse steal
ing case.
Augustus Prehl has been elected Grand
Chaplain of the Shield of Honor, for the
State of New Jersey, for the year 1905 aud
renominated for the same Office for the
year 1906, without opposition. Also, been
appointed District Deputy for the T. Q.
Red Men, by the Grand Lodge
Last week, Joseph T. Pierson, for
merly Of this city, who is travelling sales
man for New York dry goods house, had
narrow escape from a burning hotel in
Mobile, Alabama. His room was on the
fourth floor, and he was awakened in the
middle Of the night by the constant ringing.
of the electie bell in his room Fortunately
he was able to escape with the greater por-
ton Of his personal effects. but his sample