Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-01-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.


-"Good Record
4 Friendship Fire Company has 200 con-
4ributing members.
Special meetings are being held in the
churches of Woodbury. this week.
WIN. C. Dilkes will bring honr and
mill feed to Woodbury. every Wednesday.
The January meeting Of the Board of Ed
ucation will be held in the academy tonight
Prof. Clark rendered the members of
his choir an informal banquet last Friday
evening.
The Baraoa Bible Glass Of the First
Baptist Church cleared S12 at their pie and
cake sale last week.
: The assessing and appropriating ordin-
nances passed by Council last week, are adj
vertised in this paper.
Last Friday Judge Jessup transferred
the Clarksboro hotel license from Alfred
Kershaw to Leonard Wilson.
-E. F. Evans, of Williamstown, has
gone to Missouri for load Of horses. He
will have sale about Feb. 3.
Geo. W. Crothers, the Woodstown
horse dealer, has been sick since Christmas,
and is not yet fully recovered.
VIM. S. Harker writes from Florida
that heavy rains have destroyed the truck
in some portions OF that State.
The ssEstell House corner Of Broad
street and Red Bank ave-, is now vacant as
r. c. Ladd has moved to Philadelphia.
Mrs. S. w. Barber, daughter Of Joseph
Binr, underwent an operation for Appendix
c il tse Presbyterian hospital last Sum
Fl Evans VINO recently purchased
the Geo. Hurff homestead at Turnerville,
for So, $50, is remodelling the house and
buildings
&C. T. MoIony, while attempting to turn
of the trolly track last Friday morning
completely demolished the rear wheel Of
his buggy.
The many friends Of Franklin Dye,
Secretary Of the State Board Of Agriculture
will regret to learn that he Is i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
VIM. Buchanan, of Swedesboro was
committed to the State Hospital at Trenton
on Tuesday, and was removed there on
Wednesday.
While drawing nail by the use of a
claw hammer the handle in some myster-
ious way flew off and caused Chas. Wenzell
a fractured rib.
IF. L. Wilkins estate agency announces
the sale Of the Mount store property at
Westville to ELMER E. Haines, a live young
merchant of Thorofare.
The meetings in the Central Baptist
Church have been very interesting and inn
pressive this week. DR.. Cordo, Of Haddon-
field, will preach tonight.
--Assemblyman Cattell's neighbors in
wenonah have presented him with hand
some travelling bag. Mr.. C.'s good fortune
did not end with his election.
Il Clement R. Ogden and G. W. Knight
filed their ice houses last week with 81 in.
lice. So far as we have learned, these are
the only houses filed in Woodbury.. ~
-Mariola Lodge, No. 50, <. Of P. in
stituted in 1868, and that for many years
was among the strongest Of local secret
societies, surrendered its charter Thursday
night last.
The automobile show in New York this
week attracted these Woodburians:-F Free
holder Rachor, A. S, Wilson, h. Brown
Green, Fl. A. Fish, Jos. n. Coombs, Chas.
Hall and Frank Fish.
The Gloucester County Teachers Assoc
citation will hold regular meeting in the
Court House on. Saturday, January 81, be-
ginning at 10 O'Clock sharp. An interest,"
ing program will be presented.
Last Friday officer Drummer Of We
nonah brought Richard Keller to jail as q
suspicious character. Prison surroundings
were 50 abhorrent to Richard that he lost
his appetite and for several days refused to
eat
Mr.. Lawson Fanks, an outside work
man Of the Basins Piano Works, was ser
iously hurt last Monday morning while at
tempting to assist IN erecting a water tank.
His wounds were dressed by DR.. Campbell
who made him as comfortable as possible.
"A most attractive concert is being ar
ranged by the choir Of Christ Church, to be
L. Nal