Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-18
Mrs. Parker Burke is very low thi'

Ellis Reed, farmer Of West Deptford
IS very Ill with grip.
Il Rainier has moved from Grenlocl
to 70 Red Bank Ave.
Joseph Petit is grading around his
new house ON Hessian avenue.
Geo. H. Hall has moved from Swedes-
boro to his new home at Newbold.
Asparagus ought to be cutting now
but there are yet no prospects of it.
-Machinist, John Magee is working
day and night, with four assistants.
( The Borough Of Clayton is going to
kbnild new twelve-roomed school house.
Howard Lock, who has been quite sick,
has been spending some time in Bridgeton.
Mrs Ephraim Jones, Of Centre street, is
having her house refreshed by coat of
paint.
|, Pine Ridge will open May l. At this
date one-half the capacity Of the house is
Hengaged. 10
Hereafter the State will pay full value
for tuberculus cows killed by order Of its
inspectors.
VIM. Knight is improving the property
of John Krimm, on Penn street with a
coat Of paint.
The Council Of Trenton has enacted
an ordinance regulating and licensing 81
varieties of business.
Luther Chew has purchased Job SCOTS
saw mill and will make up-to-date improve
ments aud additions.
Miss Phoebe Steer, teacher of Friends
School, has gone TO her home in Ohio,
and the school is closed.
The Township committee of West
Deptford township has elected A.H.Swack-
hamer, Esq, Solicitor.
The infant child of Jerre and Anna
Daniels died Wednesday afternoon, and
Mrs. Daniels is very low.
A boys chorus has been organized by
First Baptist Sunday school for the purpose
Of forming boys vested choir.
--RevJ T. Howard is spending the week
at Atlantic Highlands, assisting Rev. Geo.
K. Middleton in evangelistic meetings.
Last Sunday Mr.. NJ Ware Scott was
elected superintendent of the First Baptist
Sunday school for the thirty-sixth year.
Charles Budd, Of Thorofare, lost $3.50
horse last week of pneumonia. Charley has
been very ill himself, but is better now.
Merchant Charles A. j. Creekmore has
the cellar dug for new house and store on
the Watkins tract on Broad street, First
Ward
Two crossings have been laid By the
city, at the junction Of Curtis aye. and
Hendry's Court which are convenience to
a great many.
VIM. Sagirs, who has been employed
at Taylor's grocery store, has given up his
position to accept one with the Woodbury.
Ice and Power Co.
Geo G. Green, Jr., youngest son Of
Col G. G.. Green, will be married in Chi
cage next Saturday Augustus Pierson
will be best man.
"A progressive euchre was given last
week by Mrs. Susan Poulterer, Of German
town, at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas T. Molony.
The Deptford Township Board of Edu-
cation will elect teachers next Thursday
night. Teachers are expected to file appli-
cations with the Board.
The City Injunction suits against the
West Jersey and S. S. r r. and Public
Service are retnrnable before Vice Chan
cellor Leaning next Monday.
The Third Regt. N. G. N. j., Of which
Co. /, Of this place, forms no small part,
has been selected to attend tbe unyeiling
ceremonies OF MoClellau's monument at
Washington on May 2nd.
Walter Branson and Eva Scott carried
of the prize--a sofa pillow-at the town
hall on Tuesday evening, they being the
most graceful couple on skates. Needless
| to say .'Kulpy" will make good use Of the
pillow.
Mr.. F. w. Bake, a former esteemed
PRESIDENT Of this city, and for several years
h n~,.;s5.,,4 ~ O-,aa,,e Poro, Nou YORK rnae
Hast week transferred from the Brooklyn
Navy Yard to the New York Ship Yard, at
FCamden. The day before his transfer he
Esold his former home in this city to Jos. w.
Merritt. ~
Hanging smuasIers.