Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-12-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

specialtIes.
-Jere Daniels has leased the property,
No. 25 High street.
The annual bazaar Of the Central Bap-
fist Church Melted S175.
The supper given by Christ Church
last Thursday and Friday Melted 500.
The C. w Starr Company of this city
advertise line Of holiday specialties.
The boys and girls complain that there
is no skating place nearer than Knights
pond.
-You dan dispose of almost any article
you have for sale through the DEMOCRATS
short ad. service.
-'Irish Mary's House, on Vinegar hill,
which has been an old land mark for many
years has been torn down. A~A
The Public Service Corporation calls
attention of our readers to gas lamps and
gas heaters. See their advertisement on
9th page.
The sale of personal property of Mrs.
Kate Shoemaker, at Mantua, on the 10Th
inst, is declared off because the sale Of
real estate was not contaminated.
Mrs. Sarah Rice, of Curtis avenue, in
honor of her birthday had several friends
gather at her home last Saturday evening
where a pleasant evening was spent.
Mr.. George B. Hurf, Of sewell has
she contract from the 18th masian Canal
Commission to supply his Porpoisine Black
Velvet Harness Oil for use on leather.
ID. G. Potts, the druggist, 224 Market
street, names some articles in his advertise
ment on the 9th page Of this paper that
will make acceptable Christmas gifts.
The Bachelors Club was entertained
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bur
ton. on Curtis aye, last week. A bounti-
full dinner was served and all enjoyed
pleasant evening. ~ ~
VIM. R. Griner, the skating wonder
drew large crowd last Saturday evening
at the skating academy and all were well
pleased and astonished at his fancy skating
and tricks.
The date for the Christmas entertain
rnent of the Central Baptist Sunday school
win be Friday evening December the 2stb.
They will give cantata entitled, The
Interrupted Program.
The average figure of merit Of Co. 1
at Sea Grit last summer was s1.78 per cent
in their rife Practice This ranked their
highest record, so the regimental cup was
awarded them again.
"A window has been placed in the
chancel of Christ Church by the Sc. Agnes
Guild in memory Of DR.. Fl. G Clark, ~ho
was yestryman for thirty years, also a
warden for many year ~1
News Of the death of Mark WKitcraft
in Michigan reached Woodbury. yesterday.
He was well known by older Woodburians
from his long connection with Col. G. G..
Green's medicine business.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending December 10, 19O6:- Sarah Allis
Hams, Mrs. D. A. Koenig, Philip Lood-
man, Enoch Stark, Harry Wills. In call
ing for the above please say advertised.
Mr.. Luther Jones came in contact
with a live wire in Burlington last week.
Had it not been that he wore rubber boots
he probably would have been elecsrocuted.
As il was, he only received slight injuries
about the head.
Mr.. Thomas Wallace left last Saturday
for SiassiIon, Ohio, where he s employed
as elassblower. Mr.. Wallace came home
from Massilon about two months ago, and
was operated upon for cataract, which
proved successful.
Mrs. Dr. Wallace McGeorge, of Cam
den, has been appointed by Mrs. Alshea
Randolph Beadle, widow Of Governor
Beadie, yice-regent for New Jersey of the
the Pocahontas Memorial Association.
Mrs. McGeorge has selected "Arwamus'
as the title for her division, which is Cam
den County.
Medical inspector. DR.. H. A. Wilson.
reports shat several cases of scarlet fever
have developed in the schools this morn
ING. and has ordered the West End build.
ing closed till Monday for thorough fu.
mipation by the Board Of Health. Miss
Saunders room in Green's Block will b.
fnmigated this afternoon.
City Treasurer Redfield rendered John
i. Pearson the city order for $275 on Satur'
day, the amount Of the award Of the com
mission for damage to his property by reason
Of the opening Of Aberdeen Place, and The
same was declined. It looks as though the
city had another Law suit on its hands.