Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-05
LOCAL BRIEFs.

-Alcyon rink is closed for the season.
Mathew Smalley has added Jersey
COW and heller TO his dairy herd.
The Uuion store ca, Mullica Hill,
adyertises incubators and brooders.
Clement Budd had finger badly
crushed while working with gas engine.
John Albert Carpenter has purchased
from Alex Golden house and lot on Edith
street.
Mrs John Rachor is the victim of q
sprained ankle caused by a mis-step on
Friday.
-Brazer Wesscott, Sr., of Glassboro,
offers his services as auctionser. See his
card in this paper.
Prof. E J. Frey and family, of Mer-
caansville, spent Thanksgiving day with
friends in Woodbury..
Ernest Wagner has purchased a double
house on Warner street from the Woodbury.
Real Estate Mutual Loan Association.
The day after the Watkins homestead
| on North Broad street was vacated, some
body smashed out big window in the
front door.
Rev. J. NJ Cnildrey, former pastor Of
the Fnst Baptist Church, now, Of Chester,
preached two able sermons last Sunday to
large congregations.
Morris M Kaighn, Of Salt Lake City,
a native OF Black wood, now connected with
The Z. S. Land Office, called on his boyhood
friend W Harris N Liyermore last Sunday.
Company | attended services in q body
last Sunday evening Rev. r E Bresteli,
rector Of SIS. Paul's Church, Camden, and
chaplain Of the Bird regiment, preached the
sermon.
Tue iron fence between the tracks, at
the station, has been replaced by wooden
one. During the wet weather the iron
fence became charged with electricity from
the third rail
Mr.. Harry Ross AID family have bFok-
en up housekeeping and are boarding with
Mrs. Paul Mr.. G. W. Gray and family
will occupy the house on Hopkins street,
vacated by Mr.. Ross.
The Union Thanksgiving service in
the FIRST Baptist Church last Thursday
were largely attended. The sermon by Pas
sor Jenkens Of the Central Baptist Church
was an appropriate discourse.
On invitation Of contractor Jos. B.
Best we enjoyed look at the renovated
Presby terian Church this morning. VIZ
are not artistic or mechanical enough &c
describe the new house, but it is beauty
Geo. Redfeld will spend the winter in
California as a clerk in the famous Hotel
Green, Pasadena, of which our townsmen
Col. G G. Green is proprietor. The Green
is said to be the finest hotel in the United
States.
Mr.. John S Truitt severed his connec-
tien with the Farmers and Mechanics bank
last Saturday, Nov 80, and entered upon
his duties as secretary and treasurer Of the
Mutual Trust Co., Of Phila., on Monday
morning, Dec. 2.
Mrs. Thomas Tyler Of Franklin street
attempted TO light a lamp last Saturday
evening and piece OF the match head flew
1nto the hangings around the mantle piece
and set it on fire, which was entirely burn
ed. II it had not been for her presence Of
mind Mrs. Tyler might have been destroyed
Mr. ]. A. Price of Glover street, who
has been an employee at the New York
ship yard has been appointed a ship carpen.
ter Of the navy, and will soon leave on z
three year cruise Mr.. Price has passed
she civil service examination and will rank
as an officer. His speciality is ventiIators
for warships.
We advise our readers to get pointers
for their holiday shopping from our adver
tisipg columns. The merchants who there
invite your patronage are all reliable deal
ers. They have records and reputation.
to sustain and may be assured Of fair treat
rnent and full dollars worth for every
dollar expended.
Last Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Alb
bott Of High street, quiet home wedding
took place. Miss Rachel Abbott, the young
est daughter, and Mr. Parker Hamilton
Graham, were married by the Rev. J. L
Howard Only the immediate familie.
were present.. The happy couple viii re-
side at Pifman.