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

-Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever
Mrs. A. NJ. Post of Newark, N. J. gave
special talk to women only, in the First
Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Harre Brodwater of Cen
tire street are spending few days at Port
Norris, N. ].
-Drs. Thomas B. Rogers and son, Carroll
have opened Veterinary offices at 9th and
Penn streets, Camden.
Mrs B. B. Wescost, Of Salem is spend.
ing a week with her daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Batten of Maple street.
1t is good plan to have your sale regis.
tered as far in advance as possible. Ii pre-
vents duplication Of dates.
Mrs. Amy Ellis of Laurel street, has
gone to spend the winter with her daughter
Miss Helen. at Plainieid. N ).
The Singer Sewing Machine business
Of Woodbury. and vicinity will be taken
charge next week, by P g. Tiffany.
Sergeant Muller, Of Company |, won
the Regimental Team Medal for the highest
score at Sea Girt this past summer.
"A party was given Frank Germon last
Saturday evening at his home on Davis
street, in honor of his twenty first birthday.
Pastor Jenkens topics next Sunday
will be- morning, 'sWhy ! am not an Inf
del, and in the evening, ''Why l am a
Christian =
The Eook and ladder team has been
broken by the loss of one of the valuable
fife horses. which died early on Tuesday
morning Of collie.
"A kpocketrelieyed Conductor Krew-
son OF 81 90 and his watch last Sunday
night, while collecting fares on a National
Park trolly car.
MIR. Luther Jones who recently broke
his leg while working at Gloucester, has
been brought home from Cooper Hospital,
and is improving rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas R. Sehafer and
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Henry are enjoying
ten days at Washington d. G., and other
points of interest in the South.
Arthur Jaggard has purchased the store
busiaess Of Postmaster Alfred Guaard at
Almonesson. Mr. .CuDard will try farming
as be has purchased the Wright farm.
-Cruety agent Cozens while attending
the Trenton Fair last Thursday was the I'M
fortunate victim Of piekpocket who reliev-
ed him Of every cent he had on bis person.
Corporal Clement has passed a success
ful examination for sergeant. The exam
ination for corporal was taken by private's
Babcock, Smith and Coombs, who were also
successful.
A carload of machinery for the Sayre.
Ford manufacturing company arrived on
Sunday. Work of the plant at National
ParkDfor the manufacture Of bricks is pro-
crossing rapidly.
A fine travelling bag was presented by
agent P. Murphy, last Thursday, to Frank
Ackley, the obIigipg ticket agent, as gift
from the employees at the railroad station,
reminding him of his birthday anniversary.
Two thoroughbred English pointer dogs
belonging to Charles Tyler, CT Newdsld,
slipped their chains Sunday night and
were found dead on the third rail of the
West Jersey < Seashore Railroad ou Mon
day morning.
-CounciIman Cattell saved colored
man from drowning in the creek at the
foot Of Wood street last Saturday. Those
who witnessed the thrilling act assert that
tPhilp didn't ask the fellow if be was
registered until after be landed him.
Mr.. NJ Ware Scott who has been sup
erintendeut OF the First Baptist Sunday
School for the past thirty-fiye years, received
from his friends in the church. last Sunday,
a purse containing $4,000 Mr.. Scott pre-
scented the entire sum to the improvement
committee of the church.
While crossing Broad st. at Centre,
last Sunday, with his wife and SOD, the
nf Tob nf NO.
driven by himself, was struck by trolley
car The occupants escaped serious injury,
but the horse was bruised and the carriage
wrecked. A faulty line issaid to be respor-
sible for the crash.
Rally Day services were held all day
last Sunday at the Central Baptist Church.
The decorations were the finest in the history
OF the church. Mr.. Geo. W. Hughes made
the address to the Sunday school in the
afternoon. A large collection OF assorted
staple products were sent to the Old Ladies
Home at Newark, n. J.
The report of the Teachers Retirement
Fund shows that there is a balance in the
treasury, after paying the thirty y-eight an
nuitants this year, of $3.50 The total
amount paid out this year was $35, ,624 So.
The fund amounts to 500, ,602 81, and there
are 4, ,273 members, 700 Of whom are delin-
quents.
List OF letters remaining unealled for
In this Office for the week ending 0et Z 1907
Miss May Jones, Mrs Jas Mccormick, Mrs.
Pink Pope, Mrs. John Stratton, 2; Mrs.
Casses Wood, Master Raymond Allen, Rev.
VIM. Alien Mr.. ] P Davis, L. A. Lorentzer
j. H. Love, R. L. Newman, ]. NJ Packer,
John o. Pearce, Rey. G. w. Simonson
Master Clarence Turner, Mr.. Washington
Woods, Mr. c. Ziegler, 2;Rey. VII. Whit
tington. In calling for the above, please
say Advertised" giving date of list.
Grand Keeper Of Records and Seal.
Margerum Of the Knights Of Pythias. OF
Monday removed the property Of MarioIa
No. 9, Of this city which surrendered lt'
charter about year ago. The members
Of the lodge in good standing at the time o
the surrender Of the charter now have ths
opportunity Of becoming members Of Stat