Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better shan ever
&C. C. CLARK adYertises a sale Of seed
potatoes. ~
Mrs. Sarah E. Paul has an apartment
house at 1908 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Miss Katharine Maxwell, Of Philadel-
phia, was a guest Of Mrs. F. Eldridge, over
Sunday.
The monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Education will be held in the Academy te7
night 70 g
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Knorr paid a visit
to their old home at HoImesburg, Pa, last
Sunday
Miss Batten is spending few days
with relatives in Montclair N j.. and New
York City.
Mr.. james Dufield, our enterprising
fish and oyster dealer, is driving a new
delivery wagon.
Eighty dollars were realized by the
ladies of the Kemble NJ E. Church at their
sale last Saturday
Harry c. Scott, well known painter
of this city, died last Wednesday of con.
sumption, aged 50 years.
MIR. Warner Underwood is having his
mother, who is eighty-six years of age,
Of Uniontown, visit him. ~ AN
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Pancoast of
Olean N. Y. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
F. M Hewitt Of Hopkins street.
The congregation and friends Of Christ
Church gave the Rector, Rev. J. o, McIl-
heany, a reception on Tuesday evening. ~
Through Pasadena paper we learn
that Hon. George H. Barker, formerly Of
this city, has sold his home in that city for
$4,000.
The Singers Club will give concert in
Green's Opera House on November 10.
Tickets 25, s5 and so cents, now on sale at
Merritt's
Friends Of Arthur Turnbull and Miss
Anna Carson, who are soon to be married,
gave them a kitchen shower last Friday
evening.
Mr.. Peter Cooney who was struck at
she Carpenter street crossing last Friday,
BY an electric train has been released from
Cooper Hospital.
Woodbury. Trust Company has had a
handsome large brass sign placed on the
south side of taeif building which is quite
attractive to the public.
Joseph W. Pratt advertises gas or
gasoline engine which he believes is the
most perfect machine he ever saw. II in
need of one, accept his invitation to spend
half day with it.
A patron of our short adYer. seryic
said the other day that he received sixteen
replies, some OF them coming from Salem
county. If you have anything for sale, or
want anything, try it,
The young people Of the Central Bap-
list Church will hold their annual Boston
Tea, Thursday, November ssh, from six
until eight o'clock. Tickets twenty five
cents. The menu will include Boston
baked beans, brown bread, doughnuts, etc
Mr.. Reuben Ewes, Of Woodbury., N. j.,
and Miss Emma Sharp Jones, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones, were married at
she Kemble NJ E parsonage by the Rey.
J. L. Howard, Wednesday evening, October
"a. Mr.. and Mrs Eyes will reside at No.
Is Oak sereet.
Joseph Picard, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Picard, OF this city, and Miss
Mamie A. Flynn, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Flynn, Of Gloucester City,
were married at the rectory of st. Mary's
Catholic Church, Gloucester City, by the
Rev. Charles J. Giese, Wednesday, October
"a. They will reside on Market street,
Gloucester City.
On Tuesday evening at the Town Hall
was scene Of enjoyment, not only roller
skating, but mask performance which
was indeed very comical. The house was
packed with patrons from Camden. Glon-
cester and Woodbury. After enjoying the
roller skating for time, those who were
masked were criticised as to who were the
best. Miss Eva Kleinhanz, Of our city,
proved to be the best dressed young lady.
Mr.. Thomas Deans the best character repre-
sented; Frank McGeehan most comic
dressed gent; Ida McMullen, Of Gloucester
City, most comic dressed lady; Fred Grover,
Of Camden, best dressed gent. A prize Of
50 were awarded to each. The band played
ann, onriate nausio FOR The occasion in it,