Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-30
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low at this writing.
John T. Sweeten, formerly near Jeffer-
son, is living near Woodbury.
Horse dealer VIM. Fox sold ninety
seyen horses in the month of March.
The Methodist pastors Of Camden will
inaugurate great revival, TO be continued
for four weeks.
Mr.. Geo. F. Nixon is having portico
built along the 'front.' Of his residence on
Evergreen ave.
Mrs. Walter RedfeId, after spending
several weeks here, has returned to her
heme in Chicago.
This is bicycle weather, and A. S
Wilson has the newest ahings in wheels, Z
as well as the old reliables.
Mr. R. D. Hughes will move to his
new home, the former John H. Broadway
residence, early next week.
Mrs. 1. G. PIERCE who has been the
guest of her mother for several weeks, has
returned to her Western home.
The First Baptist Church will hold
their annual planked shad supper on April
II, next Monday evening week.
Contractor Jos. B. Best will proceed
with the erection of houses on Hopkins ST.
as soon as masons can be procured.
The special meetings being held in the
First Baptist Church by the Pastor, George
S. Wendell, are proving very interesting
and beneficial to all.
Master VIM. storrie of 81 South Broad
st. was given surprise party on Thursday
evening by about twenty Of his friends.
All report pleasant time.
Elizabeth A. Dunn, Of Franklin town
ship was the purchaser of the 43 acre farm
of the late James Mckee, at the public
sale last Saturday, the price being $500.
The Deptford Township Board of Edu-
cation met on Saturday evening and organ
lzed by electing b. F. Haines, president;
Jos. H. Cloud, vice president; C. T. Molony,
clerk
Mrs. Lizzie Murphy has bought the
VIM, Bonner homestead at the corner of
Delaware street and Crown Point road for
81, $50.
Vice Chancellor Grey on Monday fixed
the fee of D. O. Watkins, Esq, receiver of
the Wenonah, Glassboro and Pitman Elec-
tric Light Co., at 81 $50; and that of Lewis
Starr, counsel to the receiver at $3.50.
List of advertised letters for TIE week
ending March 81, 1905: Mrs. Annie Den
mis-, VIM. Gunner, L. B. Gilbert, George
Howard, VIM. Lackatt Woodbury. Fire
Company No g. Willie Woods Persons
calling for the above letters will Please say
advertised
The horse sales this Spring have re-
yealed demand for horse flesh much be-
yord the supply, consequently prices here
have been high. 1t is poor secondhand
horse that don't bring 500, and good west
ern horses from $3.50 to $3.50.
Frances O. seeley, Regent of Cohan-
zick Chapter, Daughters of the Revolution,
of Bridgeton, will address the Gloucester
County Historical Society at Wiliamstown
on April II on the subject of that Society
its objects, etc. This lecture will be an
interesting feature of that meeting of this
Society.
Through F. L. Wilkins estate agency,
Mr.. r. d. Hughes has sold his present
residence, No. 80 Delaware street, TO Mr..
Charles Estlack, of Philadelphia, for So, $50.
spot cash. Mr.. Estlack is retired bust
ness man of Philadelphia, and will occupy
his new home the latter part of next week
The regular monthly business meeting
of the Young Ladies Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Church, was held at the
home of Miss Mary Jessup. on Monday
evening An interesting topic on Africa
was enjoyed. A rag carpet of fty-one
yards prepared by the young ladies was
reported ready to send to Medford Mis-
sion School
Joseph B. Best. who purchased the old
Howell homestead recently, is renovating
and undermining the house. Features of
the change will be steam or hot water heat,
a veranda across the front and along the
north side, and modern sanitary conven-
fences. Mr.. Best will also widen the pres
ent alley from Broad street to Smallwood
place, and open the rear por ton of the lot
for building sites.
Estate Agent P. B. Burke announces
the sale of the following properties the past
week:-The james K. Hurff, formerly C.
Seldom Johnson farm. of 125 acres, in Dept
ford township, to Ernest Armstrong, of
Camden, for So, 300, spot cash; the James