Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-03-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.

"A fervent good bye to March.
April Is will be Easter Sunday
Company I, N. G. N. j., will hold
ball on April "a
There will be smoker at the Country
Club tomorrow night.
A So, 600 Estey organ is to be enstalled
in the Presbyterian Church.
Miss Lille Pierce, nee Glover, returned
to Wisconsin last Monday.
-Don't forget the musicale in the Gen.
trail Baptist Church tonight.
April 30 Special Masters sale at the sheriffs
Office Woodbury..
&c. G. Clark g. Son, of Mt Ephraim,
received another car sload of cows last
week.
-Hentz,s Pickle Company exhibited its
ffty-eight varieties at Stokes last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Hannah osbourn has sold her
house on Morris street, and moved to
Philadelphia.
Captain Nixons dog went mad last
Friday, and was put to death by Dr. Car
roll Rogers.
-Repaupo Meadow Company advertise
for bids for from three TO five thousand rods
Of ditching.
County Superintendent Eldridge has
been confined TO the house for several days
with bronchitis.
This week steamer load OF $4,000
haps Of nitrate of soda was received at
Gibbstown powder works.
Misses Elsie Clark and Martha Wes-
cots are home from Pennington Seminary
during the Easter vacation.
Charles Myers, an aged citizen OF
Thofofare, passed away last Monday, and
was buried in Philadelphia to-day.
"A Woodbury. boy knocked enough
icles off a projecting roof to freeze can Of
ice cream last Saturday, March "a.
Mrs. Charles S. Eddy, Of Curtis aye,
il attending the funeral of her father,
Rev. w. E. Lyon, Of Medina, Ohio.
Miss Hattie F. Cozens, who has been
spending a few weeks in Atlantic City for
her health, has returned greatly benefited.
If our subscription list is an index Of
moyings, there have been fewer change OF
residence in this county this Spring than
usual.
August stainke, Of Mt. Ephraim, has
leased the Samuel K Hires farm, near
Woodbury., and Mr. Hires has moved to
Camden.
Harriet Souires, an aged colored wo-
man, who formerly resided near the gravel
hole, on Magnolia avenue, died at the
County House last Sunday.
Mr.. John Garwood, who has been at
his daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth LeDow, OF
Center street, for the last two months, has
returned to his home in Camden
Thomas W. Reeves has sold his house
and farm at Clarksboro. to Mr.. Edwin
Williams, Of San Diego, Col, for So 900.
The farm comprises about 80 acres.
On Monday morning contractor joseph
B. Best began repairs to the academy. He
expects to have the room in its original
shape in not more than three weeks.
Mr.. M. w. Newton is having the cot
tage at the corner Of Broad st. and Newton
avenue renovated. preparatory to being
occupied by Cashier Graham's family.
Miss Amy Boswell, Of Medina, Ohio,
who has been staying with her uncle, Mr..
Charles ]. Edday since last September, has
gone to Washington, visiting her brother.
The Comfy house on Newton avenue,
which has been recently renovated, has
been rented by Mrs. Dutton, who now
occupies the Cloud property on Centre St.
AT the school meeting at National
Park, on the Doth instant, Henry G. Hop
per, Richard r. Powell and Harry Holeton
were elected trustees, and $3.50 was voted
for school purposes
The battleship Washington con-
structed at the New York ship plant starts
on her trial trip to-day. Among the gov
eminent representatives in the tests will be
Messrs. Ritenour, Hughes and Adams, Of
this city.
On complaint Of Prosecutor Starr she
German Singing Society was defendant
before Justice Of the Peace Ladd on Tues
day evening. There is complaint that the
doings at the Society's rooms in the Chew
building, at the gateway TO the First
Ward, are not in harmony with law, and
the Prosecutor has taken this action to
learn at what pitch the society conducts its
musical functions. The Sheriff's Office was
crowded with interested parties and wit
nesses at the hour named, but there was
delay. It was rumored shat Prosecutor