Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-16
Doctor william Stokes Is in Woodbury.

Smith wilson Was eaheH W SooPea
Hospital last night.
Mr.. M. W. Newton is entertaining a
party Of freindsat pIanked shad dinner at
Newton Hotel this afternoon.
John Redfeld, who has been so Sc
riously i'll, now comes down stairs daily,
and is enjoying the spring weather.
Frank S. Morrell has received the APP
pointment Of postmaster Of Newfeld to suo-
coed Langdon W. Harris, resigned.
The 'boysn of Company G, 28th n. J.
| VOL, are holding their annual reunion to-.
day at the home Of Eastace Eggie, at Man
tua.
The Prohibition State Convention, in
session at Trenton last Thursday nominated
Rev. J. R. Mason, Of Collingswood, for
Governor.
The Board OF Health Of West Deptford
township met in special session Saturday
afternoon, to consider complaints Of a certain
large pond Of stagnant water not far from
Woodbury..
Mrs. Anna Walton, Of this city, was
elected Vice President of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society Of the Camden
Baptist Association in annual session at
Burlington on Thursday.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the First
BAPTIST Church will hold a social in the leo
ture room this evening at eight O'Clock.
All contributors and friends of the society
are requested to be present.
The marriage of Mabel D., daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Borden, and Amos
Gaunt, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Wick,
will take place at the Borden home, 3l3
Glover street, on Wednesday, June 5.
-Thorofare Grange on Monday night
directed the railroad committee to wait on
the officials Of the railroad company, and
Law before them the need Of new railroad
station and permanent agent at Thorofare.
The Spring Institute Of the W. c. T. U.
of Gloucester Co. will be held in the M. E.
Church, Thorofare, next Thursday, she 23rd
inst, from 10. so a m. and continuing in the
evening A very interesting program has
been prepared for each session.
Rev. Zane Batten of Lincoln, Neb.. has
been the guest of his brother Mr.. Clarence
Batten of Maple st. Mr.. Batten is to be
one Of the speakers as the Baptist Demon
national May Meeting being held at Wash
ington D. G. this week
Rev. George Wendell Of the First BAp-
tisHChufch has been sent by his congregation
to the May Meetings Of the denomination at
Washington, which will give him an oppor
tunity to attend the jamestown Exposition
Rev. w. S. Skinner will occupy the pulpit
next Sunday.
"A meeting of the Retailers Association
Of Gloucester County WAS held in this city
yesterday afternoon when it was resolved to
organize an insurance company under the
title of the Retail Merchants Fire Insurance
Company Of Gloucester County, and the
Charter was ordered procured
List OF letters remaining uncalled for in
this Office for the week ending May 13, 1907
Miss Alice Brooks, Miss Jean Buzby, Mrs.
Mary Lyons, Mr.. A. S. Chew, NJ E. c. FerrI
day, Mr.. Neal, Mr.. John Thomas, Mr.. Will
liams, Justice of the Peace. In calling fol
the above. please say advertised, " giving
date of list.
Official affairs in Somerset county are
becoming Hungarianized, as they are in
most other New Jersey counties. Look al
this list Of names of persons indicted by the
last grand jury: Flick, TrIosi, Salsberger,
DeLoreDzo, Soriano, Condit, Yohling, Bo
roni, Ynrek, Fialki, Kosh, Boyer, Jams, Ben
ger, Capiello aud Carlucci.
We call the attention Of our readers te
the advertisement Of Pitman Grove Terrace
on the 9Th page Of this paper. The bHsines;
activity at Pitman is little less than marye-
lIous, and the day is not far distant when
our county's baby borough is going to out
strip its older sisters and it has some
mighty lusty at that.
Mrs. Irene Chew, Of Pitman Grove,
some time ago sold some property for $1,000.
When an order for recovery was issued by
Vice Chancellor Leaning, Mrs. Chew de-
clared that she hid the money in hole in
the floor Of her bedroom aud it disappeared.
The Vice Chancellor on Tuesday issued an
order for Mrs Chew to appear Monday next,
and show cause why she should not be con-
sidered in contempt Of the order Of the court
in not explaining where the money is.
Letter to u. A. Tomlin.
Woodbury., N. J.
! Dear Sir:-Not one man in ten knows
whether he's wasting money or not, when
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