Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-03-29
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Charles Bozarth moved back to his farm
on Saturday.
Things brought big prices at shoemaker's
sale Lass week.
Mrs. Carl woodruff is having her resi-
dence freshly painted.
Mr.. Staulcup is now chorister Of the M.
E. Sunday School.
Albertus Chew and family moved to
Cape May City last week.
The marble craze has struck the boysa
sure sign Of Spring.
Benz. James moved into town last week
and is now full Pledged Pitmanite.
Mrs. Mosley, Of Clarksboro, was the
guest of her fatber-in-law, A. ]. Mosley,
last week.
Charles Bozarth has sold his store bush
ness to Philadelphia party.
G.. j. Conway has rented Mrs. Pleasant
on's cottage, the Geneva, on Tenth ave.
Miss Minnie Mosley was sufferer from
tonsilitis last week, the second time in six
weeks.
| Joseph Carr has been unfortunate with
his last carload of horses Several have
been sick and two died.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Simpkins gave a
| farewell dinner TO r. M. Shoemaker and
family on Thursday evening.
| John Choppers brother has moved here
from Westmont, N. j., and will work for
H. G.. Dearborn.
DR.. Phillips has moved the last of his
goods here and is most pleasantly situated
in his new home ON Oak ave.
Harmon Dilks is tearing down Seventh
aYeuue restaurant and will use the material
in building one or two stores in the rear OF
his drug store.
Rev. d. B. Harris and wife are now resi-
dents of the town, and will reside with
their son-in-law, Mr.. Titus, until their new
home is finished.
/ Peter Scost has moved to the house he
purchased Of R. NJ. Shoemaker and now
has one Of the most desirable locations in
the town.
About hundred persons gathered at the
station on Monday afternoon to bid the
Shoemaker and Murphy families farewell
and to wish them a safe journey across the
continents.
Harriet Carter, daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
| j. Fletcher Carter, was taken with diph-
liberia last week, but antitoxine was
promptly used and she is now convalegcent.
As hers was the second case it was thought
best to close the schools for the remainder
of the week and have the building fumi-
gated.
There is hitch in the school trusteeship,
! County Superintendent Eldridge has APP
pointed j. Russell Treat to serve for two
years, but we hear that he will not accept.
We understand that DR., Slaughter, who
was elected for one year, will not serve as
he might possibly have but one term in Of
fee and would probably therefore, not be a
position to carry out any radical work he
might inaugurate.
| G. G.. Justice went to Florida in the early
winter with the intention Of selling out his
groves Of oranges and grape fruit; but the
outlook is SO bright there and he realized
such high prices for his fruit that he pur-
paehed groves instead of selling. He also
purchased beautiful residence at Alta
monte Springs, and the family will here
after spend fully half the year in Florida.
Master Harry, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Linwood Clark had his right hand severely
injured with band saw at Lodges mill on
Wednesday Of last week. Mr.. Lodge was
using the saw and did not notice that two
or three children who had just entered,
were brushing the sawdust away under
meath. In some way Harvey's hand struck
the saw and resulted in the loss Of part of
a thumb and third finger beside badly lac
Grating his hand.