Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

been spending few days at Niagara Falls.
Mr.. Frank Horner, left on Tuesday,
for ten days trip to Nassau, New Hamp-
shire.
The coming financial statement of the
First National bank will show deposits of
$500, 900.
-One OF William Rambo's horses, which
was taken sick last Saturday morning, died
on Sunday night.
Mrs. Elizabeth LaDow and daughter,
of Centre street, are spending few days
at Canton. N. J.
Miss Anna Scott, Of the State Normal
School, at Trenton, spent Sunday with Miss
Florena Henry.
Mr.. Josiah Dubois and family have re-
turned home from Atlantic City where they
have been summering.
Mrs. Swain and Miss Julia Smith, of
Maryland, have been recent guests Of Mr..
Thomas Pennington.
Mr.. C. c. Sailor, Mrs Emma c CatteI,
and Mrs. G. E. Davis are spending two
weeks at Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Mary Carpenter returned to Wood
bury last Monday after spending the sum
mer in East Greenwich, r. /.
Since the first of the month the Eastern
Telephone Company has made contracts for
one hundred new phones in Woodbury..
Master Malcolm Hughes, of Delaware
street, celebrated his birthday last Saturday
when many of his little friends were pres.
.ent.
"A coiored cook at Evergreen Hall, spent
Tuesday night in jail as the result of an
unproYoked assault on one OF the eolored
walters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Reyno are on a
pleasure trip to Niagara Falls, Toronto and
8thss-sSoints Of interest in that section of
the country.
Mrs. SYlocia Estel of Curtis ave, cele-
brated her s2nd birthday last Thursday and
was the recipient Of one hundred and ninety
two post cards.
The annual Boston Tea, under the au-
spices Of the Central Baptist Young Peoples
Union, will be held Thursday, October oath.
Tickets 25 cents.
Washington WOOD, "a colored laborer, ,as-
saulted a fellow workman with shovel on
Saturday and gas pipe on Monday. He
was committed to Jail by Mayor Ladd.
Miss Matte Batten will hold her an
nual sale Of painted china 10 the sewing
machine office. Broad and Cooper streets,
on Monday, Oct %, afternoon and evening.
There will be seven State tickets in
the field IN this State at the coming election,
namely Republican, Democratic, Prohi BIZ
tion, Socialist Labor, Citizens and Indepen-
dent League.
The musical given in the M. L Church
last Thursday evening by the choiIs of
Glassboro and Woodbury. NJ. E. Churches
was thorougly enjoyed by large audience.
The silver offering amounted to $40.
The State Board of Education has re-elect-
ell John n. Glaspell as Superintendent Of
Cumberland County schools for the fifth
term. Salem County Superintendent Went
zell was also chosen for the second term.
All the Red Men who live out Of Wood
bury, and who are interested in the hallow-
cen parade, are requested to meet at Prehl's
Hall tomorrow night as special business con
cerning this affair is to be brought up
Captain s. p Comfy of the battleship
Alabama will soon be at his home in Woods
town. His two years. sea duty expires in
November and he will not take the trip to
the Pacific with the North Atlantic squad
ron.
Councilman Burkett, of the First Ward
has been granted pension of S12 per month
Michael Lure Chas. Flexon and M E. De-
vinney, of Williamstown, have also been
allowed $12 per month.
Geo. w. Crothers, the Woodstown
horse and cattle dealer, died at his home
on Tuesday Of cancer of the liver The
DEMOCRAT has had business relations with
Mr.. G.. covering many years, and found
him a prompt, honorable man.
List Of letters remaining uncalled for
in this Office for the week ending Oct. IA,
1907. Mrs. Emma Chance, W. H. Clouse,
John Deylin, Alvin Isaacs, Andrew Nor
4;snar Mr. and Mra Tanaas McCa1Iio,
Carl Rights. In calling for the above,
please say Advertised, giving date Of list
Miss Bertha Virginia Pedrick, ,of Bridge
port, New jersey and Harry Wallen Fox, of
Camden, were married at the home Of the
groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fox,
426 Royden street, Camdens Saturday, Dot