Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-04-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Golden are home
from California.
Miss Steer, teacher Of Friends school,
is i'll with measles.
Woodbury. Basket Ball team viii go
to Salem Saturday to play the Millvile
team.
Fries mill pond, near Williamstowns
has just been stocked with carp, yellow and
white perch.
Starr Company call attention to some
seasonable specialties in ladies goods, in
their advertisement this week.
Misses Mitchell and Kerr, formerly
teachers of our public schools, were recent
visitors among friends here.
Mrs Joseph b. Roe and daughter Mia
will move to California in the near future,
where they will make their home.
Three candidates for membership in
Three Links Lodge, l. O. o. F., Of Mantua,
will be initiated next Saturday night
Rev. Howard E. Thompson, of Free
hold, was in Woodbury. last Monday and
oficiated at the funeral of the late Peter
Zell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Il. Brelsford,
guests Of Evergreen hall, entertained
Woodbury. Euchre at the Country Club on
Tuesday evening
"A sale of homemade cakes, pies, bread
and candy will be held IN the Central Bap-
fist Church on Saturday, April 81. Sale
opens at eleven o'clock.
Col. G. G, Green and family, and HIS.
Talmau and wife, arrived in Woodbury. last
Monday from Col Green's California home.
All are in the best of health.
Mrs. Joseph Morgan, of Hopkins street,
has received fine watch from the Phila-
delphia Inquirer, she having solved one Of
their puzzle pictures in their Sunday edi-
tions
-Don't fail to see THE Deestrick Schulz
of Lambtownn in the Presbyterian Church
tonight and tomorrow night. 1t will be
originally rich as it is builded on local
peculiarties.
Mr.. Preston Rice had beautiful bed
OF spring flowers blooming in his yard on
Easter. aud on Monday night some person
out aboat twenty Of the finest ones; and
carried them away
The old Trenton House, st the State
Capitol, has been sold to the Trenton Brew
;ng Co. for 500. 600. Tbs statement is
made that 100000 is to be expended in
making it up-to-date.
George Davis, one Of employees about
Ora n. Sharp's livery stable, left without
notice last Saturday night, taking some
clothing belonging to Mr.. Sharp, and
about $4 of DR.. Kirby's cash. He is still
at large.
The people will get a concrete idea Of
the telephone situation in Woodbury. by
areading Mayor Ladd's veto Of the resolution
adopted by Council two weeks ago, which
forms portion Of our Proceedings Of
Council"
Mr. Charles Davis and Frank Callahan
have accepted positions in Philadelphia
recently. Mr.. Davis has entered the en-
ploy Of s. French, and Mr.. Callahan, the
Reading Railroad Company, at the ship
ping station.
DIR. +. NJ. Halsey, of Wllliamstown,
has been appointed member Of the Board
of Managers of the State Hospital, Trenton,
TO succeed the late B. W Andrews, of this
city. Doctor Halsey will prove valuable
member of the governing body Of that inn
portant institution
AT the annual meeting Of Christ
Church, the following Vestrymen were
elected: II. G. Foote, Joseph W. Merritt,
w. E. Speekman, Norman Gray, John
Kirkbride, Harry B. Reeves, Arthur Starr,
William Fisher, John Twells; senior war
den, Fl. G. Foote; junior warden, Joseph
w. Merits.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Kemble
NJ. E. Church, have recently elected the
following officers: President, Miss Emma
Loudenslager, vice president Mrs J. F.
Wilson; secretary, H. B. Diverty, and
treasurer, Mrs. R. r. Hughes. This So.
ciety has been successful financially, as il
has raised about 1925 this past year.
The niger net was cast at Washing
ton Park fishery last Monday. This net il
constructed Of heavy material and the OBJ
ject of its use is to clear the bed Of the river
Of all refuse, and give the shad seine, that
is constructed Of small threads, an nnob-
struoted sweep of the bottom Of the river.
AS usual the Niger net brought up all sorts
Of personal property. The shad net wa;
cast yesterday, but the catch was not a
heavy one.