Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-02-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever
A citizen Of Barnsboro saw flock Of
robins last week
Howard Wilson, of Glassboro, has en-
listed in the navy.
Miss Fannie Twells was given birth
day party last Saturday evening.
Miss Lucy Gladding is spending few
weeks with relatives in Brooklyn.
! In blowing field that was in potatoes
last year, a farmer found potatoes well
sprouted W
Rev. Malcolm Taylor and family leave
Woodbury. to-day for his new charge IN
Massachusetts.
1t requires eigty-ive barrels Of crude
petroleum to spray John Keeps orchards,
near Glassboro.
Mr.. John Garwood, Of Camden, is
spending some time with his daughter, Mrs
Elizabeth LaDow, of Centre street.
Mrs. Elijah Heritage, formerly of
our city, and now Of Chester, Pa. has been
recent guest of Mrs. W. G. Rambo.
Misses Amelia Kugler, Alice Wealth
erby and Nita Roe are at home from the
State Normal School, at Trenton, for
short period, owing 70 scarlet fever in the
7sobooi.
--fhe green houses on Laurel street
have been thoroughly renovated, and are
now run BY the Woodbury. Floral Company,
under the management Of W. F. Sheain,
recently employed by Graham & Co., Of
Philadelphia. ~
We learn that Senator Colby of Essex
is coming to Woodbury. next week to ascer-
tain the views of the people Of this county
on she present. Primary Election law, and
it is lntimated that the Opera House will
be rented and the public invited.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending January 80, 1906: Rob. Emery,
Mrs. E. Ford, Miss Meyer, MIR. and Mrs.
King Robertson, Miss Alice G. Walch, Mr..
Wilkinson, Mrs. Ida Wilson. In calling
for the above please say advertised.
A classical musical given at the Parish
House last Thursday night by Mrs. George
W. Groves, was greeted by an appreciatiye
audience. Each member on the program
was rendered with ability, and the enter
tainment was great success.
Mrs. Amay johnson, aged 26 years,
Of Paulsboro, taken i'll on the street,
in Camden, Monday, and removed to
the Homeop- hic Hospital. Shortly after
her admission she died. Coroner Fithian
gave certificate Of death due to heart
disease.
lin the Gloucester County Orphans
Court, on Friday, the final distribution
was ordered in the estate Of Ann Miriam
b. Roe, in which the fye nieces get
S236.34 each, and also Mrs. Roe's interest
in the estate of the late James M. Roe, in
which the same heirs get $1539.8 each.
Mr.. Williams, Of the ChiIdrens' Home
Society, Trenton, visited the churches Of
Woodbury. last Sunday, and addressed the
congregations, setting forth the work this
society is doing in providing homes for
homeless little ones There is no more
worthy charity in our State than this.
Last Saturday Captain J. f. Truitt
sold an acre and rs Of meadow Of the
Charles Sharp estate to Mr.. Fl. Buckley Of
Chester for $50 an acre, and and 5-1oO
acres Of land on the main street Of Bridge
port to S. II. Richards, Esq, for sos. The
remainder Of the meadow will be sold al
private sale.
Farmers say that it is more difficult ii
secure help now than ever before. The
Pennsylvania railroad gives any man at all
handy with tools job at carpenters
wages, and the demand for laborers is in
proportion. II help was scarce last year, an
old farmer said TO Us Monday, it is doubly
scarce this year. W
LIN the suit Of job Scott against VIM.
B. Stevenson and Jos. NJ. Kaighn, tried
teiore Judge Jessup and jury in Wood
bury last Friday, verdict was rend cred in
favor Of the defendants Stevenson and
Kaiehn. SummeriIl represented Scott.
Carr, Wilson & Stackhouse represented
Stevenson and Kaighn, L.