Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-01-31
LOCAL BRIEFS.


-Bibob's jumbo cigars are better than ever
see advertisements of vendues and
horse sales
Our builders are calculating on a busy
spring and summer.
Chester Steelman was last Saturday
made Deputy Surrogate.
The East Greenwich township financial
statement is advertised in this paper.
Mr. John P Day of Meadow View Farm
lost 1925 horse from knotted intrals.
Miss Alice Weatherby Of German St. is
confined to her home with pneumonia.
Miss Mabel Pine of Camden has been
the guest of her grandfather, Daniel Pine Of
Hunter st.
Scot. Smith of Newton ave. has accepted
a position as bookkeeper with the New York
Shipbuilding Co.
/ Owners OF ice houses are rushing IN the
flee this week The quality is fine, and from
E6 to 8 inches thick.
Mr. Thomas Cunningham of High Sits
suffering with a very painful carbuncle on
the back of his neck.
Miss Sallie Kahn of the Franklin Square
Hospital, Baltimore, Md, is visiting her
mother on Penn street.
Five candidates were baptised by Pas
tor Geo. S. Wendell last Sunday evening in
the First Baptist Church.
The Blasius Aid Society will give their
annual vaudeville entertainment in the
Opera House on February %.
The annual banquet of the Ushers'
Union of Kemble M. e Church will be given
Thursday evening, March 18th.
r. Alfred B. Stoney, Superintendent of
ILinooln Park in it's fair days, died at his
lhome in Keyport last Wednesday. *
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Jenkens have re-
turned from their wedding trip to States
vile, N. c., aud are residing on Laurel St.
Mr.. Clement Budd, Mr.. John Rachor
and Mr.. James Griscom filled their ice
houses last week with six and seven inch
ice.
County Clerk Ridgway has been kept
at home by illness for a few days. He
phoned up yesterday that be wasn't kissing
babiesl
Prosecutor Starr conducted the case
against James Wistar Brown for cruelty to
his children, in the Cape May County Court
last week and secured conviction.
The Town Hall Amusement Co. gage a
unique hat carnival Saturday evening. A
large crowd was present. Miss Eva Klein
Ihanz was the lucky one who drew first
bprize which was two dollars and half in
gold.
On Monday the Childrens Home So
ciety instituted proceedings against col
ored woman, named Ida Smith, for cruelty
to year old child in her charge. The
allegations were proven, and fine Of $500
was imposed
s. R. Hammitt, of Deptford township,
shows us new sweet potato of his deyelop-
ment, from Ia TO Is of which fill truck
basket. He claims they are of better favor,
and sell at higher prices than the regulars.
Fletcher & Leslie haye a double house
well underway on Evergreen ave-, for J. B.
Engle, of Phila It is to be Of brick pebble
dashed, and is on same plan as the house
built on Aberdeen Place last summer by
M. w. Newton.
The divorce case Of Mick and Mick, Of
Glassboro, was tried before Vice Chancellor
Bergen at Trenton last Tuesday. Judge
Wescott. of Camden, represented the husband
and D. o. Watkins, the wife. The Vice
Chancellor reserved his decision.
DR. Carol Rogers, accompanied blythe
State Medical Inspector, visited Casper T
Budd, Of West Deptford, on Monday and
condemned three valuable COWS belonging
to him, suffering from tuberculosis. DIR.
Rogers at once killed the animals Mr.
Budd paid $l55 for ths COWS less than two
months ago.
List Of letters remaining uncalled fol
in this Office for the week ending Jan. 20
1907: Abstract Co.. Mrs. William Boyder
Elwood B. Dare,J. J Falzone, David Fisher
william Hale, M. G. Reimer. F. w .shilleto
In calling for the above, please say adver
tised, giving date Of list. Charles Walton
P. M.