Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

MIR. and Mrs c. A. Waterman returned
from California on Monday
-Rey. Fl. L. Burkett, of Jamesburg, was
the guest of his parents, a few days of this
week.
Mr.. NJ. w. Newton has the cellar wall
up for new double house on Aberdeen
Place.
Miss Emily Kugler is spending few
weeks in Washington, D. c., with her
uncle.
Mrs. Frank Moore and son ROLAND,
were guests of Rev. E. Il. Darrell, of Ever.
green avenue, on Sunday.
Mrs. Carlton Park and children, Of
MilIville,are spending two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Chew, OF Hunter street.
-ReY. Stanley Clark, Of Sea Isle City,
has been recent guest of bis brother,
Prof. A. S. Clark, of Centre street.
The engagements Of Mr.. Lawrence
Holmes Hand and Miss Rose Holdstein,
both Of this city, is announced.
The congregation Of the Central Bap-
fist Church will select a pastor Oh Wednes-
day evening the twenty third instant.
"A bunch of asparagus that rather out
tops any we have seen this year was placed
on our table on Tuesday by Andes E. Budd
See adver. on our seventh page of
Modern Pitssburg Welded Iron Fence, for
which Harry Bradshaw, Of Mantua, is
agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Knisell, of Har-
risonville, were over Sunday visitors at the
home OF their son, E. D. Knisell, Of Curtis
avenue.
Mr.. Andrew Carey and family, Of Cur
tbs avenue, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Markedly, have gone to Ocean City
for an extended stay.
-Alois Seifritz, who has been attening
Jefferson Medical College for the past year,
has passed very creditabIe examination.
His average being 50.
Carlton S. Green adyertises the Hol-
land o. K. potato digger, an implement
that lessons the need of farm help. and
gathers all the tubers.
The City Hall lot has been made TO
look quit neat and attractive by Califor
MIA priyit fence, which was placed by florist
John McCIeary, of sswell.
-. L. Wilkins announce the sale of
property No So Oak street, from Emily
Stonkwitch TO Charles M. Williams, Of
Riverview Heights, for $3.50.
The Woodbury. Country Club base ball
team went to Paulsboro on Saturday and
defeated the Paulsboro base ball team in a
exciting game by a score Of to 5.
That new concrete walk along Railroad
avenue, between Centre street and Curtis
avenue that Mr.. Newton is having laid,
will be appreciated by many people.
Mr.. Thomas Garfield, chief commissary
stewart of the E. S. N. who has been
stationed on the u. S. S. Wisconsin, at
Manila, for two years and half, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Thomas Megary, of SMALL
wood Place.
The house corner Of German and
Franklin streets, of Revolutionary fame,
belonging to the Thorpe estate, has been
purchased by Mrs. Abigail shute, Of Cam
den, New jersey.
Rev. c. A. Jenkins, Of Crozier semin-
AIRY, will occupy the pulpit Of the Central
Baptist Church next Sunday. Morning
theme Divine Providence, . evening theme
The House Builders.
There were thirty-two applicants for
certificates at the late teachers examination.
OF these seven were successful in the third
grade, eight in the second grade, three in
the first grade, and two were granted pro-
fessional certificates.
Captain Samuel P. Comfy, Of the U s.
B. S. Alabama, spent Sunday with his FAM
lily and relatives in Woodstown and Wood
bury. The Alabama is in New York har-
Dor, and will soon go into dry dock
"A musical recital will be given by the
pupils Of Mrs. Gertrude Blackwood in the
Central Baptist Chapel, Friday evening,
May 18th, at eight O'Clock. A silver offer
ing will be received for the benefit of the
church.
Last Monday Sheriff Wilson sold the
late George c. LashIey property, in VIII
Jamestown, to Antonio CaYello, for 1880;
also, the James NJ. Tice property, in Will
Jamestown to Sheppard DeHart, for $l525.
The latter property brought $500 above
membranes.
Sheriff Wilson, on Saturday, appointed
the Washington Park police force as follows:
William Allen, Captain; Clarence Redfeld,
Lieutenant; Robert Carr, Edward Keegan,
William Marcus, Thomas Murray, John
Heery, William Reynolds and Arthur T.