Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-10-03
LOCAL BRIEFs.

Mrs. James Park is quite sick with
sciatica rheumatism.
David Brewer has entered Penn Char
ter School, of Philadelphia.
Christ Church Guild will hold rum
mage sale on the 10th inst
Mr.. C. A. Madden is quite i'll from the
result Of fall in the factory on Sunday
night.
Miss Elsie Clark has been visiting her
friend, Miss Marion i'll Of Germantown,
for a few days.
Miss Emma Dufield OF Holroyd Place
has been recent visitor of Miss Gertie War
ner of Germantown.
Through F. L. Wilkins agency H. M.
James has purchased two building lots at
Sewell from Mrs. Josephine Cole.
The first rehearsal of Woodbury. Melody
w Grove next Monday evening. cO
Mr. Benjamin Simpkins has moved from
Mrs. Jane Green's house on Broad street,
to the Waram house on Ceder street.
Mrs. E. L. johnson was generously
remembered by her many friends last Sat
urday by receiving fifty-eight postal cards.
Mr.. JOS Morgan represented the First
Baptist Church in the West Jersey Baptist
Association in session at Daretown on Tues
day.
The annual Bazaar of the Central Bap-
list Ladies Aid Society will be held as usual
Thursday and Friday, December 9th and
9th.
-sam'ls Sharp,one of Gloucester coun-
tvs old citizens had family gathering at
his home in Pausboro on Monday. his 18th
birthday.
The Young people Of st. Patrioks
Church, will give euere dance in the
Town Hall, Woodbury., Saturday evening,
October 5.
Judge Starr has purchased the lot 'front.'
ing Cooper street, and his residence on the
east, and will add it to the grounds of his
beautiful home.
Mr.. Taylor, who has been living in
the Warner property on Delaware street,
has moved to one of the Newton houses on
Hopkins street.
The W. J. & s.. R. R. began running
smoking cars on all electric trains last Mon
day, much to the delight of large number
of male commuters.
VIM. O., the s year old son Of Oscar
Allies, foreman of the Constitution Office,
was operated on for appendicitis on Thurs
day last. He is doing nicely
Elmer A.. Dare, of Monroeville has
been appointed sub-agent for the sale of
New York horse manure. Also, sales-agent
for Geo. NJ Wells fertilizers.
The tailor shop of James johnson in
Merritt's Block was entered by robbers
early Sunday morning. coat and pair
of trousers valued at $50 were taken.
The Gloucester County Sunday-school
Association is meeting in the First Baptist
Church, this city, to-day. DIR. George w.
Bailey will deliver an address this evening.
The Newton property on Curtis avenue,
now occupied by Mr.. Rogers, has been pur-
chased by Prof. S. H. Talman Mr.. Rog-
ers will occupy one of Mr.. Newton's houses
on Hopkins street.
AT the last meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation, four Remington type writers were
ordered for use in the Commercial course.
The machines arrived on Tuesday of the
present week, and were at once put into
commission.
The first entertainments of the season
given by the Blasius Aid Society in Green's
Opera House, last Friday evening was
we'll patronized The committee who had
the affair in charge deserve great deal OF
credit for its success.
On Monday last, Sheriff Wilson sold
the Thos. c. Porch property in Franklin
township to Eugene Sutton, Of Phila., for
$3.50 On the same day, J. Boyd Avis,
Esq. as special master, sold property in the
Borough Of swedsbofo, to Albert G. Behrens
for $3.50.
Miss Irene Elizabeth Foster, Of North
east, Maryland, a niece Of Rev. ]. T. How
ard, and Mr. Eugene Harrison Swain, Of
Elizabeth, New Jersey, were married last
Saturday evening at the Methodist parson-
age by the Rev. J. L. Howard.
Michael Geitz, and grandson, Walter
Resting, recently went on two weeks trip
to the jamestown exposition, and while
there met his son, Waiter Geitz. Together
they spentsome time visiting points Of intert
est in Virginia and North Carolina. where
Walter Geitz has a large Acquaintance. Mr.