Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-19
LOCAL BRIEFs.


Miss Emma Thackara is spending two
weeks in Maryland.
John storan, Of Barnsboro, has been
missing since last Saturday.
Mr.. Everett Pierce is building a splen-
did home Oh High street.
Mr.. E. Klaisz, Of Euclid street, moved
to Philadelphia this week.
Miss Caroline P. Smith is visiting Miss
Maud Lupton, Of Putnam Grove.
Mrs. Charles Garrett was an over-Sun-
day visitor with Prof villars, Of William
son School,
ski Ware injured himself severely last
evening, while cutting down tree in front
OF c. c. Pearson's home.
The ladies of Christ Church cleared
eighty-seven dollars and ffty-three cents at
their rnmmage sale last week.
The annual report Of the trustees of
the Central Baptist church shows receipts,
of $500 and all debts paid
Mr.. VIM. E. Speakman, Of Euclid
street, has purchased sixteen-horse power
autimobile, the finest pattern.
Mr.. E. c. Leeds, DIR. d. Campbell,
VIM. Bonsal and Geo. Groves, went to ia
maica to-day on fruit steamer.
The lumber dealers are getting to-
gether We thought they were amply
protected by the 50 Thousand tariff.
The annual Boston Tea will be given
by the young people Of the Central Baptist
Church on Thursday evening, Nov. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Dawson, Of At
lantc City, have been recent guests OF Mr..
Dawson's father. Mr.. Joshua Dawson.
The annual session Of the Old Deptford
Township Sunday school Association will
be held in the Presbyterian Church to-night.
4 Senator Terrell and the Democratic
candidates are meeting with much en-
Encouragement in their canYass OF the county.
---s=ssT rs upper nas~ soid hel milk bush
ness to Philadelphia party. The new.
milk dealer now occupies her former resi-
dence.
Rey. Pyram, Of Paulsboro, found a
case of diamonds on the streets of Paulsboro
yesterday. Hugh Groom, the owner was
located.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Redfeld and
daughter Helen. were overs Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Redfeld, Of At
lantic City.
Mrs. Foster Graham, of Newton avenue,
confined to her room with severely
sprained ankle, received in alighting from
trolley car last Saturday.
Mr. Usinger desires the report that he
has given up his auctioneering business de-
MED. He will not give that up until after
he is inaugurated Sheriff.
The Woodbury. Mill and Lumber Com
kpany has added to their plant new double
service palmer, which will increase their
liabilities for turning out work.
Mr.. Thomas Wallace OF Centre street.
who has been blowing glass at Massillon,
Ohio, for several years, left last Saturday
to resume his work for the coming year.
"A two days sitting Of the Grand Jury
is a rarity in this county, and the fact that
there are ninety-iye complaints before the
Grand Inquest is no indication that Glou-
cester county is getting good.
"A $4,000 verdict against the Public
Service Corporation for child's leg, seems
about fair. At least it is nearer correct than
81, the sum fixed by New jersey Justice
as the value Of a child's life.
The officers and Directors of the old
First National Bank, of this city, feel pretty
proud of the fact that the surplus and I'M
divided profits now amount to $214,000,
and deposits are over 100000.
Democrats, are you registered If not,
the election boards sit in the usual places
on Tuesday, Oct. 81, from to 8 p. M, for
that purpose, and the County Board Of
Elections, in the Court House, Nov. 2 and
4 from 8 a. M. to 5 o'clock p. m.
On the 9th inst. Mullica Hill post
office had record-b breaker in mail matter
leaving the office-over 100 pieces were
dispatched. 1t IS said that the great bulk
Of this had to do with the coming session Of
the National Grange, which will meet at
Atlantic City in the near future.
The Woodbury. Sunday School Teach
ers Union is held every Monday night in
the Presbyterian chapel at eight o'clock.
The officers are as follows President, Mrs
Blair Smith; vice president, Mrs. Fl. ".
Rogers; secretary and treasurer, Jennie
Talman; council member, Mrs. II. Y.
Rogers