Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-03-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.

kbusiness from Iona to Clayton. w
Miss Helen Cloud has been recent
guest Of Miss Rena Pierson Of Bridgeton.
w. H. Sitheus' house on Harrison, St.,
has been rented by Mrs. Beebe Of New York
City.
4 The store and restaurant of Harry Pol
sky haye been enlarged and neatly re-
Apapered. ~
The Rev. Mr.. Simpson Of philadelphia
preached in the Kemble NJ. E. Church on
Sunday.
Mrs. Alvin Clark and children Of Gen.
Ere st.spent Sunday with relatives in Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. w. H. Turnbuli Of High ST. has
been taken TO DR.. Maryars Sanitarium, At
Eantic City.
People were blowing on Friday and
Saturday and the snow had not entirely
disappeared.
Miss Lizzie Ware who has been assisting
ex-postmaster Walton has returned to her
home in Cape May.
Mrs. A. Chopper and daughter have re-
turned from a two months visit with rela-
4ives in Bristol, Pa.
Herman Rnch, private of Company /,
has passed the examination, and has been
appointed corporal.
Jos. Carr, OF Pitman, is enroute for the
West for another carload Of Western horses,
see adyer. next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Haines of Boston. Mass,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs.C. A. Madden, par
ents Of Mrs. Haines.
The Rev. J. L. Howard Of the Kemble
II. E. Church, preached in the Central NJ. E
Church of Atlantic City
A St. Patriok's dinner was given to a
few friends at the home of Mr.. and Mrs j.
Boyd Avis OF Newton Ave.
The old Barber house which was recent
IL purchased by Fl. H. Thoman is being re-
paired by Fletcher & Leslie.
Miss Alice Weatherby who has been i'll
OF pneumonia for the past seven weeks has
recovered sufficiently to be about the house.
The Ushers' Union of the Presbyterian
Church were entertained at the home Of the
president, Charles Urban, last Thursday
evening.
The churches in Woodbury. are work
ing hard with their Easter music. All will
have special programs and try to surpass all
former occasions.
The Rev. C. A. Jenkens, pastor Of the
Central Baptist Church, made the prayer at
theopeniDg Of the session Of Legislature, in
Trenton on Monday evening.
The members of the Central Baptist
Choir were entertained at dinner last Fri
day evening at the home of one Of its mem
bers, Mrs. Harry Smith of Hunter St.
Persons visiting Philadelphia should
not forget that now the trolley cars stop
only at the near side OF the streets, except
on the streets where there are double tracks
= The Board of School Estimate met in
She Council Chamber on Monday night but
adjourned until next Monday afternoon at
E4 80 O'Clock. No business was transacted.
The body Of man, possibly that Of
Charles Zanes, of Glassboro, who disappeared
from Gloucester in the winter, was found
floating in the river at League Island last
Thursday afternoon. q
Greetings and good wishes in the way Of
bouquets Of flowers and baskets of fruit and
post cards from Pennsylvania, New York,
California, Kansas and Idaho, were received
by our townsman, Mr. John Redfeld, as a re-
ninder of his ffty-eighth birthday the fore
part of the week.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in
this Office for the week ending March 18,
1907: Miss Annie Ford, Miss Lizzie Rey-
nolds, John Clark, VIM. E. johnson, Rev..
Thomanson, VIM. White, Curtis zanes ~.
In calling for the above, please say adver-
tised, giving date Of list.
q What promises to be the best skate Of
the season, will be on Tuesday, March 26sh,
ID the Town Hall, Woodbury., when the
West End Quick Steps base ball team Of
West End will give skate for the benefit
bf the team. The team has secured Master
Albert Higgins to give an exhibition. Adj
mission Is cents, skates 10 cents.
The truck of an electric train on the
West Jersey & Seashore Railroad jumped
the tracks on the elevated electric road
between Sixth street and Broadway, Cam
den, Monday afternoon, and che coach
bumped over the ties for full block, caus-
ing intense excitement among the passen-
gers The car, and, in fact the entire
train Was only nreYented from nlnnging