Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-01-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Farmers are piOWlng'
Samuel A Williamson was released
from jail last Saturday. a
A fruit grower informs us that the
fruit buds are swelling.
The horse sale' season is on. For
particulars, see our advertising columns.
Read ssThe Adventures, "a new serial
story begun in this issue Of the DEMOCRAT.
Beware of the ltinerant eye specialist;
he is fraud. If your eyes need attention
go to reputable practitioner.
Woodbury. Lodge, No. 81, |. 0. O +.
is enjoying boom, new members being
added at almost every session.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Albert Brown
will celebrate the Tenth anniversary OF
OF their marriage on February s.
Editor Wilson, Of the Times, has been
i'll the past week, threatened with pneu-
monia. He is now out Of danger.
Prof. James G. Daily, Of Philadelphia
will sing at the Prohibition conference at
Pitman, at l. 80 ON Saturday the 9th.
Miss Martha Conway, a graduate OF the
Philadelphia Training School, has entered
upon missionary work at Pittsburg Pa.
Mrs. Elizabeth LaDow of Centre ST.
has picked pansies, all the fall and winter,
up to the present time, grown in the open
air.
AT 6.15 yesterday morning chimney
fire on Glassboro avenue called the depart
memt out. The extinguishers put the fire
ont.
-sassamine, that is not due TO flower
TIL TfSS 80 z-ss 3 gyl aal 8, is ID blocn this
week. Uandalions and sweet violets are
also in bloom.
christmas week a package containing
towels was left on the counter of store
in Woodbury.. The owner can have same
by describing the contents Of the package.
President Of School Board, Madden, at
the January meeting, appointed Carpenter
and Underwood as representatives OF the
Board of Education in the Board of School
Estimate.
-NUuRI cccludA A41oA0C4&SiesSOA oeso AtsN ~
warded to this office quantity of seed for
distribution. Requests by mail will be
honored as readily as personal calls. First
come, first served.
= DIR. Samuel F. Stanger, of Harrison
vile. has been elected resident physician Of
the State Prison, position he will assume
on February 1st, and no donbt fill salts
factorily to all concerned.
Sunday and Monday were spring days
the mercury registering 20 in the shade at
noon on Monday Hicks, the great weather
prophet, prophesied this weather, and says
that February and March will be fierce
enough. ET
Common Pleas Judge, Us. Jessup, has
issued yenire for a jury for the trial on
the claim of property made by Joseph NJ.
Kaighn, in the suit Of Job Scott vs.Wm. B.
Stevenson, returnable the 26th inst. at 10
O'Clock. Wilson, Carr and Stackhouse for
Kaighn Summerill for Stevenson.
"A despatch from Washington says that
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General De-
Graw has indicated the purposes Of the de-
partment in connection with an inspection
of rural free delivery routes which is in
progress with view to discontinuing or re-
ducing the service Of such Of them as show
little patronage.
On Saturday afternoon last, while at
work in Woodbury. Bottle works, piece
of flying glass struck James Park in the
face Just below the left eye lid, burning the
flesh badly. DIR. Campbell dressed the
wound, and assures BIr. Park that the
sight is not affected.
The dedication Of the new memorial
\ window took place at the morning service
In Christ Church. The window is a gift
H from Mrs. Julia E. Shivers and in memory
sof David shiyers and Layinia Cloud. Il
represents Christian warfare with its final
ending in victory and peace.
Joseph W. Merritt has leased ssPine
I Ridge Farm formerly the Tatem place
to Mrs. Adams, Of Philadelphia, who will
open year-a-round boarding house. The
house is being remodeled throughout. and
mcdernized, and under proper management
should be most delightful place to live. u
John NJ Plum, the well known hotel
man Of this county, now resident Of Clay
ton, has taken. long lease on the contin-
entail hotel, Sea Isle City, and will open il
early next season. The Continental ID q