Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

--6lDOD' 3 JUMBO cigars are ueobcN ohan cFot
The bank statements are advertised.
To Council-Hurry up that snow or
dinance.
The Ground Hog saw his shadow, and
winter set in again next day.
See advertisement of Mexican Milling
and Transportation Company. X ~
Game Warden, Avis has a lot Of quail
to put out as soon as conditions warrant
The friends OF Themas Cunningham
will be glad to learn that he is improving.
Thomas Black sold twenty-six horses
at his sale at Paul's Hotel last Monday at
an average price of $l83.
Misses Amelia Kugler and Helen r.
win Smith received diplomas from the
State Normal School lasl week.
Mrs. Samuel M. Burkett. of Hopkins
street, is the guest of her son, Rev. II. L.
Burkest, of Jamesburg, N. J.
-Herbert Dutton, of Newton avenue,
was taken with appendicitis on Sunday and
was removed to a hospital in Phila
MIR. Ellison H. Davis and Mr. G..
Percy Brick, are on six weeks trip to
Havana and other Southern parts of
America.
The fellows who haye been longing for
an old-fashioned winter, ought to be sasis-
fed with this-ten inches of snow on the
level. X 10
AT Tice & Jaggers horse sale at Mt.
Ephram last Saturday, only one horse was
unsoid. The average price of the bunch
was Sl96
Mr. Frank Curry has entered The en-
ploy of the Welsback Light Company as
traveiing salesman, and is now stationed in
Boston.
The Blasius Piano Company has in
stalled 'stime-clocks, and each employee
is compelled to ''ring up" thereby keeping
his own time.
Miss Morgan class of the Central Bap-
fist Sunday school will hold pie, cake and
csndy sale in the church, next Saturday,
February 9th.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. Carton, Of High street, were given
surprise party by large body Of Foresters'
and their wives.
On Tuesday evening, February II,
musical entertainment will be given in the
Central Baptist Church for the benefit of
the choir Tickets, 25 cents.
jarvis Pedrick, prominent farmer of
Centerton, Salem county, died last Sun
day, aged so years. He is survived by his
wife and four adult children.
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. John T. Kirk
bride are expected home from California
next week where they have been since last
October. They are now in St. Louis
-. L. Wilkins estate agency announce
the sale Of residence property No. 24O
Poplar avenue, to Mr.. T. J Little. The
property is now occupied by Mr. Groye,
who will yacate as soon as his new home is
comnieted.
1t was quite proposition last Sunday
to keep ones feet on certain walks in Wood
bury. question some of our debating
societies might discuss is: Is that person
a good citizen who permits the snow to re-
main on his side walk through seasons Of
rain and freeze."
The electric cars are much like auto
,kxnobiles--a horse is frequently necessary to
Koull the latter to the repair shop, and an
kengine must be kept at convenient inter
Ivals, in winter, to push the electric cars
when ice or snow collects on the Third
rail
"A New Brunswick, N. j., man claims
to have invented an engine, not more than
foot square, that uses neither coal, gas,
or gasoline, electricity, alcohol, nor fuel Of
any kind, yet produces power enough to
run trolley car forever. One as big as a
barrel will run steam ship or factory.
Some twelve or fifteen parents in
Phillipsburg have been fined So each for
not sending their children to school. Other
arrests will be made by the truant officer.
Some dav the school law in this regard will
be enforced in Woodbury., and the figures
12or Is won't number those liable to the
penalty.
List Of letters remaining uncalled for
in the post Office for the week ending Feb.
4, 1907: Howard Amos, Joseph Barker.
Miss M. T. CoDovan, Mrs. Coy, Tony
Grandy, Thomas J. B. Keen. Miss Pansy
Robinson, Miss Mary M. Smith, 2; Ed
ward Starr, Mrs Florence Steele, Charles
Weber. In calling for the above, please
say advertised, giving date Of list.