Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-04-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs. Charles Picard is the guest of
her sister in New York City.
1t cost new Jersey $35, 900 last year to
enforce the game and fish laws.
-Hendrickson' Philadelphia express has
been changed from 2Ss to 1879 Market ST.
John Pierson has taken possession Of
one W. H. Sithens houses on Harrison ST.
The annual encampmento OF the G. A.
r. will be held at Trenton, June % and %.
Mrs. John M. Henderson is visiting her
son, W. W. Henderson and family in Balti-
more
The April meeting Of the Board of Ed
ucation will be held in the Academy to-
night
The Rudolph residence on Cooper ST.,
is receiving coat of paint by Barclay
Mankin
After a severe illuess Of six weeks Bert
Catchcart has entered upon his duties at
the depot.
Mr. ard Mrs, Albert Eldridge of Allan
tic City spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. Jessup.
The public school examinations through
out the county will be held on May, 8, 9,
10, Il and 18th
Miss Frances hlcQuillon, of Royersford
has been recent guest of Miss Sarah
Gaunt of Glover st.
One of the brick houses in Marshall's
block has been purchased by Henry Pratt
ley, of German street.
Mrs. Joseph Henry, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Bruce has returned from a three
months soiourn in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Shippers, of North
East, Md, spent Sunday last with their
daughter, Mrs. ]. ]. summerill
The Woodbury. Real Estate Mutual
Loan Association has sold house and lot
at Aura to Dan'l C. String for 5000
Frank Snyder, of Gloucester City, has
been re-appointed for the Summer, superin-
tendent Of the amusements at Washington
Park
Misses Alice Weatherby, Amelia Kug-
Ter and Nita Roe of the State Normal
School are home enjoying their Easter va
cation.
Joseph J. Summerill, executor of the
late John Mower, sid the store property
at Evan, last Saturday to Joseph S. Bill
for S1525.
IF. L. Wilkin' estate agency announces
the sale of the James Mullen farm of 10
acres near Almonesscn to Mrs. Bella Math-
las for 81, $50.
Late reports of the physical condition
of the late Judge Edmund Jones are to the
effect that his condition is not as favorable
as at last report.
Mr. Frank Brown, retail milk dealer
at Paulsboro, has purchased an up-te-date
retail milk wagon of Gus Prehl's carriage
repository in this city.
David @. Watkins is adding to his
beautiful home double bay window on
the Newton avenue side. Garrett and
Morgan are the wofkmen.
Frank Huhard, an employee of Lewis
Dunson, at Westville, was robbed of So so
by highwaymen last Saturday night while
returning from Gloucester City.
-Horseman Dan'l Steelman will move to
Greens stock farm in few days. He has
several good youngsters trainining, and
could accommodate few more "Dan" is
a genuine horseman.
The sales of Harry Bradshaw and r. S.
Wood, by Sheriff Jones advertised to take
place at the sheriff's office on Monday,
last, have been adjourned to Monday April
II, at the same place and hour.
Mr.. VIM. L. Dopson on Saturday eve
nlng, was exceedingly and agreeabIy sur
prised by his daughter, Mrs. Emma Shop
pard of Dare street giving him supper in
honor of his sixty-seventh birthday. Twelve
sons and daughters and thirty EIGHT grand
children were present.
Mrs Ray c. NJ Pratt began on last
Sunday her twenty eighth year as superin-
tendent of the Primary Department Of the
First Baptist Sunday school. NJ. Ware
Scott entered upon his thirty fourth year as
superintendent of the First Baptist Sun
day-school
The Salem County Teachers Assoca-
ton will hold meeting in the High School
building at Woodstown on Saturday, April
18th. Professor H. G. Krebs, County Su-
perintendent Of Schools for Somerset county,
viii speak in the morning on Reading
and in the afternoon on What Can She
Do'
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