Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-03-01

MRS. n. Y. Rogers VI 1tsu % 10 SpsnA&-
ing sometime with relatives at Princeton.
Mrs. B. B. Wescott, Of Salem, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Batten, Of
Maple street.
Mrs. Mary Lock, mother of Mrs. Jacob
Hendrickson celebrated her eightieth birth
day last Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Kemble
NJ. E. Church cleared SIS at their Market
Day. sale on Saturday last.
Snow fell to depth Of four inches in
Bridgeton and vicinity on Tuesday, and
sleighing was good on Wednesday.
Tine Fire and Street committee have
elected Harry Murphy as city team driver,
in place Of VIM. 6. Rambo resigned.
Mr.. Malon w Newton is going to con-
tinue the concrete pavement on Railroad
avenue from Centre street to Curtis aye.
Mrs. Wilson, sister of the late A. S.
Simmermon, died in Bridgeton hospital on
Monday, the result Of exposure the week
previous.
y. w. Anderson, who purchased the
Chopper milk route, has also rented the
house on Delaware street, and will move
there next week.
Mr.. Andrew Redfeld, who has been in
the coach business for twenty-seyen years,
has sold out to VIM. G. Rambo, who took
charge on Monday.
&c. c. Pierson phoned us on Monday
that DEMOCRAT short adYer. sold his
sorrsl mare last week. II you haye any
thing for sale, try the DEMOCRAT.
Mr.. John W. Thompson, Jr., has been
elected as secretary Of Kemble M. E.
Sunday school, to fill the vacancy left BY
g. w. Hawn, who has moved to Elmer.
The mid-wesk prayer service Of the
Central Baptist Church, will be held this
evening under the leadership Of the Rev. ].
F. Myers, Of Philadelphia. A good attend
apce is hoped for.
Justice Mankin will be given hearing
before Mayor Laid at a. m. to-morrow
for an alleged irregularity in his official
methods. The proceedings were instituted
by Prosecutor Starr.
DR.. j. Harris Underwood, a graduate
OF the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy,
and Of the Jefferson Medical College, has
been elected resident physician Of Cooper
Hospital, of Camden, N. j.
-Expressman Henderson's ''old Joe, "
was allowed holiday Tuesday, being 81
years old, and having been in continuous
service 20 years, making daily trips to
Philadelphia with big loads.
Another break in the heater in GREEN'S
Block on Monday compelled a suspension
4 Of school in the four rooms in that build
ling. and one hundred and sixty pupils
were denied school facilities half a day.
Miss Bessie B. Hustled, member Of
the American Organ Players Club, Of Phila-
delphia will give an organ recital in the
Arch street Presbyterian Church, 18th and
Arch streets, Philadelphia, next Saturday
at 3 As p. m.
The Burlington County Grand jury
will hold session to-day to consider the
case of George Small, colored, one of the
self-confessed murderers Of Miss Atkinson,
of Moorestown. A true bill is expected.
Trial will follow in two weeks, and if con-
victed, the earliest possible date will be
fixed for execution.
The annual business meeting of the
fishers Union OF the KembIe NJ, E. Church
was he'd at the home of George A. Lay.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President George A. Lay;
vice president, Joseph 7. Sennett; secre-
tary, Edward T. Burdsell; treasurer, Frank
Wilson. Two new members were taken
into the Union. The annual banquet will
be held in the church parlor on Thursday
avanin,, Maroh 9Th