Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

aberdeen Place is being macadamlzed.
Christ Church melted over 500 by their
recent rubbage sale.
Mr. William Keen and family are en-
ioying a short soiourn at Chicago.
Edward Hustled has removed from the
P. 3. Burke residence on High Street, to
Philadelphia
Congressman Londenslager and wife
are spending the balance of November at
Evergreen Hall.
The Young people Of the Central Bap-
fist Church cleared $83 from their Boston
Tea, last Thursday night
Theodore Muller, plumber, while
working on house at National Park, fell
from scaffold and broke his left leg.
DIR. Basset Kirby, while cunning last
Saturday, lost his pocket book contain
ing about forty dollars in cash and checks.
Goodwill Fire Company is holding
fair nightly, beginning to-night, and end
ing on the 21st, in their parlors, on North
Broad street.
"A physician of the school of ostepathy,
was in Woodbury. last Saturday going over
the city with view to settling here. The
world do move.
Mrs. Mary Carpenter returned from
her summers visit at East Greenwich, r.
l., on Tuesday, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Fl. N. Gallagher.
National Lecturer, George W. F.
Gaunt, accompanied by his wife, started Tor
Denver, Colorado, last Monday night to at
tend the National Grange in session there
Mr.. Cyrus Brown of Mount Royal, sold
last week 1860 pounds of serapple, 1910
pound of sausage. beside many pounds of
pork. loins, etc. Mr.. Brown considers this
lis hammer week
Mrs Rebecca Wilkinson celebrated her
ninetieth birthday ON Wednesday the 18th
instant, at the home Of her son-in law,
Clement Reeves Many relatives and friends
called, and left beautiful rememhrances Of
fruits and flowers. Mrs. Wilkinson is in
excellent health and enjoyed the visit Of
ALL
Sheriff Wilson renewed his official bond
on the 14th instant. and invited his bonds
men, county officials. members OF she press
and few friends to dine with him at New
ton Hotel This bond is a renewal of that
given by Mr.. Wilson on bis induction into
office year ago.
Advertised letters for the week ending
November IL, 1906: Mrs. Hettie E. Bill
Joseph Dourden. Mrs. Mamie Harris,
Walter Harmon, J. Kimter Mrs. Thomas
D James Mr. and Mrs John Roland,
Miss Olive Lozer. Miss Hannah Ward. In
calling for the above please say advertised.
Miss Dirmach, Secretary of the Junior
Work Of New Jersey, will speak to she
young ladies and girls of the congregation
in Central Baptist Church, on Monday.
November 18th at four o'clock large
attendance is most earnestly desired as she
is to present a subject in which we hope all
will be interested.
The cunning season opened last Satur-
day, and if reports are accurate there was
Ga good deal of killing done Guns begun
Ito crack at daylight and continued until
dark Local gunners report anywhere
IIfrom FIVE to twenty rabbits, and occasion
Tally squirrel, but very few report killing
quail This would indicate that quail are
scarce ~
On Monday last, on invitation of the
permanent road committee, ten members
Of the Board Of Freehoders inspected the
Swedeshoro, PauIsboro and Westville stone
roads and the Glassboro- Westyille road ;also
took short ride on the Asbury Bridgeport
road. The latter they found in good con-
dition, but the two former in need of con-
siderable repairs, The next county appro-
priaton for road repairs will be largely in
creased.