Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-01-04
LOCAL BRIEFs.

Castle, Delaware.
Hon. b. O. Watkins is in Quebec,
Ont, Oh a business trip
Rev Cordo will occupy the pulpit OF
the Central Baptist Church next Sunday.
"A building made of cement block has
been erected by Frank Fish as store room
flor automobiles.
William Davis, Of Deptford township,
is visiting relatives in Massallion, Ohio, for
two weeks.
Herbert Dufield won the prize doll
given by Higgins The lucky ticket was
No. 1886.
II new r. f. D. route was started from
westville on January 2, with Mr.. Harvey
sHannold as carrier.
Joseph S. Stewart, of West Deptford,
has bought Richard Tees so acre farm
near williamstown. for $4,000
The Rev. Malcolm Taylor has accepted
a call to ST. Thomas Church, of Taunton
Mass, 10 take effect February |.
Thomas Black will start west for car
load Of horses, to be sold at Paul's Hotel,
this city, on the 18th. See adver
The Rev. G. L. seasholes and family,
Of Germantown, spent New Years with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy, Of Curtis avenue.
Miss Bertha w Livezey, of German
town, spent several days the past week with
Miss Jennie L. Garon, Of Curtis avenue.
-Captain John F. Truitt reports the
sale Of the Martin Burk farm, at Centre
Square, to Linwood Hudson, Of Mullica
NHili, for $500,
ALEX T. Rogers fell from his horse on
Monday, whiTi became frightened at q
t-5tIey car, aud sustained II stised leg and
broken glasses.
Hiram Jones, for twenty-nins years
Steward of the Aims House, now in the
646h year Of his age, was stricken With
paralysis last week
John Eastlack, Of West Deptford, is
going to spend the balance Of the Winter
in Florida, leaving here on the 18th. He
goes by ship from Phila. to Savannah.
VIM. G. Dilkes, Of Dilkes mill, (form-
erly Russsels) near Swedesboro will de-
liver flour, grain and feed in Woodbury.
and adjacent towns beginning next week.
Miss Eva May Allen, Of our city, and
mir. Gift Angney Greene, of Camden, were
married at the home Of the bride, at 81
Penn street, on Monday evening by Rev, J.
I. Howard.
Somebody, for somebody, is endeayor-
ing to secure from property owners the
right to erect telephone poles along the
turnpike from Woodbury. to swedesboro-
What's coming?
The fog last Thursday morning was
\ the heaviest for twenty years Several
accidents occurred to ferry boats, but none
serious The morning papers did not ar
rive here until eight O'Clock. ~
Tickets Nos. 1850 and 2743 were
drawn on doll and express wagon Saturday
night at Starts. Persons not holding
these numbers, kindly do not destroy
coupons in the event Of another drawing.
John Haas, foreman Ct che varnish
department .of Blasias Piano Company !,
died at his home on German street last
Saturday morning, after two days illness.
He was 35 years Of age and leaves wife
and four children The funeral on Tuesday
was.largely attended The interment was
in Green Gem etery
u Wood Hannold s vendue lust Thurs
day was largely attended and auctioneel
James put things through with bells on.
I Starting at 1910 be was all cleared up al
q 80, and nearly $1,000 worth Of farm
equipments sold, at good prices Corn
brought SO cents, hay $3.50, horses from
$50 to $3.50, the former price being for tLs
old racer .sAsparagus;;1 COWS from $40 e
$3.50.
The Christmas festival given BY the
Presbyterian Sunday-school was by far the
most snccessful and elaborate ever given
The moving pictures showing the life o.
Christ, were very instructive The electro
cal display shown on the Christmas tree, and
all the trimmings about the chapel made 9
beautiful sight Those who we're absent
missed a rare treat.
AT the watch night service in the
Kemble Methodist Church, the hrst hour
from $50 to $50 was taken up by the
Epworth League. At9.30 the choir render.
ed the sacred cantata The Notrioity. =
After brief intermission, The pastor preach.
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