Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-09-27
LOCAL Briefs.

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most here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Bradway are home
from Maine.
See advertisement Of H. s. Atwood &
Bro, in another column.
Mr.. W. T. Cozens is spending ten days
at Bowers Beach, Delaware.
DIR. R. Kelsay Morgan, Of Woodbury.,
passed the recent state dental examinations.
Mr.. Alois Seifriz has entered upon his
second year as student at Jefferson Col
lege.
Company had large attendance, at
its frss drill. Three new recruits were
elected.
If you want to buy or sell anything
from COW to farm, try our short adver.
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. White, have
left our city, to spend the winter in New
York City.
Mr. Edward Price and son Of Atlantic
City, have been the guests Of Mr.. John
EStell OF Curtis Aye. @-.
a Mr. ]. W. Harrison will move from
1.-THE late A. S. Simmermon homestead to
VClayton next week. 80
Joseph E. Mathis has established
livery stable in connection with his under
taking business at Blachwood.
The Democratic county convention
will be held in Prehrs Hall, Woodbury., on
Saturday October 6, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Ernest Redfeld and family spent
Saturday and Sunday in Atlantic City with
relatives. They went on the electric cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo DeMaris, of San
dusky, Ohio, have been recent guests of
MI. and Mrs. E. Burdsall, Of Franklin
street.
Reeves SOB of Joseph W. Merritt, is
confined to the house with sore foot, the
result Of stepping on rusty mail last
Monday.
A new Miller and Morris engine has
been placed in c. C. Pearson's Blue Front
Market for the purpose Of making sausage
and scrapple.
Mr.. Charles Forbes, who has been
employed at the Blasus Piano Works for
some time, has accepted position at
Wanamaker's, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Harry Reeves, who has been visit
ing in Mexico, gave a very interesting
lecture on his trip last Monday even
ing, to the brotherhood of Christ Church.
The temperance lesson taught by Mrs
MAY Sparks. last Sunday afternoon in the
Kemble M. E. Church was one of great
help and thoroughly enjoyed by large
audience.
-Chalkley Porch, an old citizen of this
s county, died at his home in Mantua We'd
nesday morning. He was stricken in his
yard on Tuesday, and never regained con-
sciousness. His aye was 65 years
Trustee in Bankruptcy, Henry w.
aRidgway, on Tuesday sold the real estate
lof the Swedesboro Glass Works to Horace
IF. Nixon, Esq, of this city, for $6,775 and
the personal property for about S400. 20
Miss Irene Weatherby, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Weatherby, Of Mantua,
and Joseph F. Waldis. also of that town,
were married on Wednesday at the Meth
odist parsonage in this city by the Rev. j.
L. Howard.
The Alfred Vanderslice farm at Jeffer-s
son, containing forty-one acres, was sold at
public sale last Wednesday, Sept. 19, to
George Cattell, for 50, ,755. Mrs Wander
slice has removed to her parents home,
near Chester, Pa.
AT the Monday evening meeting of
Mantua Grange, a resolution requesting
the West Jersey and Seashore R. R. Com
pany TO cover the electric third rail oyer its
entire length, to protect both human and
animal life, was unanimously adopted.
The Republican county convention
will be held in Prehl's Hall, this city, next
Saturday at 10 a. M. Mr.. Cattell will be
renominated for assembly, and either DR..
james Hunter, of Newbold, or Mr.. J. l..
Drummer, Of Wenonah. for coroner.
The skating rink which was opened in
the Town Hall on Saturday evening was
quite we'll patronized by many who knew
II how to skate and many who had never
been on skates. The patrons were kept on
the move by the lively music Of the orches-
ira.
Col. G. G. Green is engaged in extensive
concrete walk laying on the East Side. He
has connected the space between che Syn
mott and Grey properties on Evergreen ave-
nue., and has begun walk on Cooper street
from Bayard avenue to the Country Club