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

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Solicitor Of Swedesboro.
The City Of Camden is figuring on
erecting its own electric plant.
William N. Carter, of this city, has
been elected engineer Of Paulsboro-
Andes E. Budd has had a Bell phone
installed in bis residence on Hessian ave.
109-L.
Mr.. Joseph S. Diver, Of Pennsgrove.
is reading Law with Joseph ]. Summeril'
of cur city.
-Pedricktown bank receiyed deposits
amounting to $26, 900 on opening day,
January lst.
AN organ recital was given on Sunday
evening in Christ Church by the organist
assisted by the choir.
John r. Wick has purchased the
Hiram Bounds house and lot on West Cen
tire street for ST, 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearce Of Wisconsin are
the guests of Mrs. Pearce's mother, Mrs.
Glover of South Broad street
Miss Lydia Clouse, of Detroit, and
Miss Estella Walker. of Clayton, are guests
of their aunt, Mrs. John Wick.
ID VIM. Brewer is being conveyed to
his many patients in handsome physicians
carriage purchased Of Augustus Prehl.
The Gloucester County Medical Society
will meet at Pau's Hotel, this city, on
Thursday, the 1sth inst, at 100 O'Clock.
There was special confirmation ser
vice as Christ Church on last Saturday
evening conducted by Biship Scarborough.
Miss Mabel Redfeld enjoyed with a
number Of guest very happy birthday
party given at her home last Saturday even
ing.
Mayor Ladd 'sannual message to Coun-
Gil is a document worthy not only Of a
careful reading, but should be taken Sc
riously.
County Collector Pierson has received
from the CONF roller check for So, 1859 "a.
Gloucester eo5 sv's share Of the 5000. 900.
State. school fund
The new members of the Board Of
Health are as follows: w. T. Cooper, presi-
dent; Arthur Starr, secretary; Dr.. 3. B.
DiYerty, physician and treasurer,
The Township Committee Of Logan
township has appointed John Il. Shoe
maker to succeed the late Isaac Derrickson
as a member of the Township Committee.
List Of advertised letters for the week
ending January 9, l9o6;-B B. Lawen,
Paul Murrill, Walter Rice, Henry sayres.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say advertised.
Miss F. L. Wilkins is having her home
ON Delaware street heautifed by extending
front porch, and having the dining room
enlarged by bay window. Charles M. Gar
rett & Son are doing the work.
Freeholder John Rachor, Jr., has with
drawn from the contest for Director of the
Board of Chosen Freebolders. This leaves
Messrs D. T. Mathers, George Tonkin and
Mr.. Usinger, as candidates, Mr.. Mathers
is only passive candidate, we are informed,
while she others named are active.
Assistant Postmaster Thomas L. Davis
has resigned his position and will devote
his entire attention to the undertaking
business. Mr.. Davis has held his position
under three administrations covering a per-
iod of ten years. His resignation takes
effect the 18th inst.
m. B. Winwright, collector Of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company as
Glassboro, has been among the missing
since last Monday. He left note to his
wife saying he was financially involved,
and she has gone to the home Of her par
ents at Pennsgroye.
Mrs. G. A. Waterman and son, Of
Delaware street, have taken trip via
Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City to
California. Mrs. Waterman will spend the
balance of the winter in Pasadena, while her
son will remain only month; during their
absence Mr.. Waterman will stay at the
Bellevue-stratford, Phila.
"A gun which was imported from Eng
land that originally cost S275. 90, and whose
owner was Col. g. G. Green, was found
last Saturday on the creek bank by Captain
Joseph Morgan. This gun was lost about
25 years ago by the Colonel, while on q
cunning trip. The silver mountings were
in good condition but the barrels were cor
roded.
State Entomologist, John B. Smith,
after actual survey Of the mosquito produc-
ing lands Of New jersey, estimates thas it
cost $315, $50, to Danish mosquitoes from
New Jersey. In CHANGING over Professor