Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

--Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever
John North, the Sewell Florist, will
haye flowers at pa So. Broad street.
Contractor Ed. Martin will lay big
lot of concrete walk in Wilmington, Del.
Next Saturday will be 19O7's shortest
day Our gas bills will taper off after that
There are five females IN Jail on charge
Of drunkenness. Not Woodburians-Oh!
no.
We have received the necessary extra
copies Of the DEMOCRAT asked for last
week.
/ "A number of bodies have been taken
from the Christ Church yard and removed
so Green's cemetery. co
The First Baptist Sunday School will
hold its Christmas entertainments onMonday
evening, December 30th.
Mr.. Joseph Pedrick fell down the barn
stairs at Stokes last Tuesday afternoon,
she 10Th, and hurt his spine.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Pierce of Cam
den, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph ustice of Curtis avenue
Mrs c. F. bikes, of the Mantua pike
toIIgate, was favored with a post card
shower on her birthday, the 18th inst.
Last Thursday evening, party was
given to Mr.. Charles Vennell, in honor of
bis 2Ist birthday, by anumber of his friends
-Rey. ]. L. Howard preached special
sermon on Chas. Wesley the great hymn
writer It was the 200th anniversary Of
his birth.
The Rev. James c. Thomas of the New
England Southern Conference, preached in
the Kemble M. E. Church last Sunday
morning
MIR Samuel Fl. Beckett.son Of Sam'l D.
Beckett, of GIassboro, will enter she Office
of Prosecutor A L Rogers, on January
LIST, as student at law.
Mr.. Abraham Urban formerl of Wood
bury, now a student at the University Of
Penua spent Sunday with Robert Hughes
of Delaware stl eet.
The annual meeting of Mullica Hill
Building and Loan Association will be held
in Parker's Hall, in that village, on Tues
day, January z, 1905
Davis street is being improved by the
laying of fagstone and Belgian block gut
tiers. The work is being done by Nimrod
Chew, for the Twells Estate.
The Methodist Sunday School will give
their Christmas entertainment on the 265h
inst. Rey. G. S. Wendell will entertain
she audience with his stereopscan.
The Foresters gave an entertainments
in the Opera house last Monday evening:
which was well attended by delegations
from Atlantic City, Camden, Gloucester,
and other places in South jersey.
Mr.. n. N. Twells has contracted with
Fletcher & Leslie to bulld two and a half
story dwelling on Davis street, north of
Delaware street ION the Twells' tracs)
Clifford H. Shivers is the architect.
"A play entitled Hearts and Blades''
given in Green's Opera House in aid of
she piano fund OF Christ P. E. Church was
great success. All the parts were we'll
rendered by home talent. The play was
written by Herbert L Weir, of this city.
County Supt. Daniel T. Steelman, in
writing member or Woodbury. Board of
Education under date OF Dec. Is, says: II
have, to-day, finished making my first visit
30 the schools of Woodbury. and am well
pleased with the work that is being done
ia the schools Of your city,
Mary Thomas colored, was.arrested on
complaints of Mary A. Evans, of Hunter
street, on charge OF theft. A search of her
home revealed curtains, carpet, bedding,
etc., property of Mrs. Evans, also two dia-.
snond rings, the property of Misses Lucille
aud Bertha Andrews Mayor Laid held
Mary to court, fixing bail at $780,
-Wenonah Realty Company is looking
for considerable building in that delightful
residence borough next Spring, as already
twenty new houses are assured This
company has issued one of the handscmest
booklets the printers art is capable OF pro-
ducing. II any Of our readers are inter-
ested, postal addressed to E E. Grosscup,
Wen nah, n j., will bring one.
Miss Eta B. Handle and Mr.. Michael
J. Quinn. both of this city, were married
at the Methodist parsonage at Glassboro by
she Rev. F. F. Craig. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Fleda May Kan
die, and the groom by Mr.. Frank Cloud, Of
this city. The couple we're given a recep-
sion on their return by she immediate fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn will reside on
German street.
Monday evening VIM. Begler. of
Phila., and companion were detected by
james Warwick in taking she engine shat
: driYes the Almonesson carrousal apart, pre-
paFatoEy to loading it on wagon, that
stood near Warwick captured Beeier, and
he was taken before Justice Edw. Eastlack,
who bound him to conrt in the sum of $500.
Begler says his accomplish, who escaped,
was one Williams, former special officer
at the Park.
Col. G. G.. Green and family and
friends formed an interesting party that
left Woodbury. in Col Green's private car
attached to the 25 p m train Tuesday
Afternoon to connect with the 4 30 Chicago
express on the Penua main line In adj
dition to Col Green's family were e. B.
Green, wife and child, Geo. D. Chenoweth
Geo. Redfsld. Mr.. Swackhamer will
spend about week in California, returning
she first week in January.