Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Prof. A. S. Giark's oldest child, Marion,
has the scarlet fever.
Mrs. B. w. Andrews is visiting her
brother at youngstown, Ohio.
The National Park dog cases will be
tried before Judge Jessup tomorrow.
Good Will Fire Company will contin-
ne its fair, Friday and Saturday evenings,
Carl Mellonback has bought the late
Charles Green's farm, one of the best near
Clarksboro, for S., 700
Ralph Gardeners home near Almones-
son narrowly escaped destruction by hre
last week, from an open CRATE.
Miss Mary Madden of Hopkins street
was given party last Friday afternoon in
honor of her eighth birthday.
The sofeiss property on South Broad
street was sold by Sheriff Wilson last Mon
day to John A. yiereck for 81, 47o: 81
The annual New England Dinner will
be held in the First Baptist Church this
evening from to s O'Clock. Tickets 80
cents.
Last Wednesday evening November 10,
marked the sixth anniversary of the begin
ing of Rev. George K. Wendell's ministry
at the First Baptist Church.
Ats J. F. Watson's vendue last Tues
day cows sold at from SIS to $50, hay in
the NOW, $40; corn 63 cents to 81 cents;
pigs So to SIG, DeHart shelving $40, hot
bed sash, $3.50.
The proposed free lecture by Dr. Nc
Cook in the Court House tonight has been
indefinitely postponed on account. OF Dr..
MeCook's sudden and serious illness.
The marriage of Rev. c. A. Jenkens, of
the Central Baptist Church, this city, and
Miss Mary A. Ellis, of Baltimore, is an
nounced to take place at the home OF the
BRIDES parents on January IA, next.
The DIR. S. F. Stranger property, at
Harrisonville, was sold at public sale last
Saturday to jackson Morgan, of Woods
town, for $1110 The property is a COM
Portable home, with barn on large lot.
The next issue Of the DEMOCRAT will
be printed on Wednesday night instead of
Thursday morning. Correspondents are re-
ouested to mail their letters day earlier,
and advertisers will kindly send in their
favors as early as possible. -
Are you familiar with the magazine
ssGood Housekeeping ~ If not, you may
examine copy and leave your subscrip-
tion at the Central Baptist Bazaar. 1t
might make an acceptable Christmas gift.
If already subscriber, renew your sub
scription at the Bazaar.
While driving drove Of steers across
the tracks of the w. j. & S. S. r. r. Co.
at North Woodbury. on Tuesday morning,
one became unmanagable and started down
the tracks, but It's wild career was sudden
" terminated by coming in contact with
the third rail- The section gang buried
the animal near where it had met its
death.
DIR. R. K Morgan has opened dental
parIors in Room No /, Merritt Block. DR..
Morgan is Woodbury. boy, graduate
of University Of Pennsylvania Dental Col
lege, and special course in crown and bridge
| work with DR.. Peeso, Philadelphia His
offices are complete in every appointment
and with such preparation and natural me-
chanicai talent successful professional
corner no doubt awaits him.
Remember the Bazaar in the Central
Baptist Church, Thursday and Friday, De-
cember 9th and 18th. There will be the
usual sale Of apron, fancy articles, toys, etc.
home made pies, bread, cakes and candies.
A lunch counter will be an important and
interesting feature where one can have
supper each night and special booth will
be reserved for taking subscriptions to
aGood Housekeeping. There willalso be
an especial attraction for the children.