Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs. Walter Redfeld, of Chicago, is
visiting relatives here.
The Mill and Lumber Company now
possesses new delivery wagon.
A The cellar for the colored Baptist
! fChurch- Carpenter street is completed fFl
Mrs. Rachel clymer, Of Atlantic City
is the guest of her parents for few days.
-Cresson c. Pierson bias reason to be
proud Of the splendid victory he won in the
Third Ward.
An interesting feature Of the DEMO
GRAFT, to the farmers, stock raisers, ETC., is
the vendues.
The sum OF sos was cleared by the
ladies of Christ Church on their runmage
sale held recently.
The Bell Building is being refreshed
by coat Of paint. Mr.. W. Il. D. Geiger is
doing the work.
Mr.. Jessie E. Eastisck, of Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sennett, of German strest.
-CapsainC C. B. Platt voted at Thorofare
on Tuesday and visited his children and
many friends during the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. Borden announce
the engagement of their daughter, Mabel
Dawson, to Mr. Amos Gaunt Wick.
About fifty friends Of Fred G. Thorn,
of Blackwood, gave him genuine surprise
on his birthday one evening last week.
Mr.. Thomas Wallace and wife, and
Mrs. HARE Broadwater, and daughter, are
spending week in Salem with relatives.
The barn on the Clement property on
Cooper street has been purchased by E. D.
Cunard and will be moved to Almonesson.
Thanksgiving services will be held in
the Kemble M. E. Church. The sermon
will be preached by ReY. George S. Wen
dell.
John Garrett has left our city for San
Francisco, California, and will take up his
trade of carpentering; for which there is a
great demand.
AT the meeting last Thursday evening
the Board Of Education elected DR.. T. E.
Parker member from the Second Ward, to
succeed John Redfeld, resigned.
Remember the Boston Tea tonight in
the Central Baptist Church. The menu
will include Boston baked beans, brown
bread doughnuts, etc. Tickets, rs cents.
Municipal ownership Of Gas and Elec-
trio Light plant would lave received even
larger majority if ballots instead of voting
machine had been used to express the pop
ular will
-Dan'l Mumford has bought the Wal
dron property on the Dickerson tract, con-
sissing of two acres of land, six-roomed
dwelling built two years ago and all fur
niture in same for $3.50. The Waldron
family went to New York.
The old Ladow wagon works building
= and lot at Harrisonville, large three
story structure, was sold by the Mullica
II Hill Loan and Building Association last
|. week for $500 to William Downer. Mr..
Downer win reduce the building to lumber,
u and build out-buildings on his farm near
Jacksonville. ~
We have been obliged to omit pro-
ceedings Of many social events this week,
because of press of election matters. One
point which we desire our friends to re-
member in preparing these news matters is,
the place and date, especially the latter. tt
is SO often omitted that this reminder
seems necessary.
Advertised letters for week ending
November 5. 1905: H. Beatty, J. BIenler,
Mrs. Colamer, Hugh D'Aria, Mrs. Daney
Fenaet, John Finlon, George Cans. VIM.
Heppard, E. F. Lukens, s. Frank Lawson,
Tommy Meads. King Robertson, james
Schaeffer, Mrs. Martha A. Wingel, Mrs. H.
P. Yaung. In calling for the above please
say advertised.