Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
LOCAL Briefs.

Samuel Reeye has sold his Atlantic
City hotel.
For seeds and fertilizers see our adver-
Using columns.
john yanHess fractured his knee cap
by fall last week.
-All of our schools are now flying new
flags provided by the city.
Mrs. T. Eearle Budd, of Orange, Nj,
is spending few days with relatives here.
Mrs. Joseph Henderson and daughter,
of Glassboro, are guests Of Mrs. Lew Payne.
M. w. Newton and family, and Joseph
R. Newton, have been IN Florida the past
two weeks.
Joseph Carr is in Missouri selecting
load of horses for his sale on the 14th of
March.
II. A. DeHart will have big sale Of
his wheel vehicles on March 16s Watch
for adv. next week
Mrs. Amy Ellis and daughter, of Plain
field, n. j., was the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. G. A. Jenkens, of Laurel street.
Ed. Branson, ianitor of the West End
school, was given a postal shower an occa-
sion of his sixty-secoud birthday last Fri
day.
Mrs. YIN NJ. Duncan, of Elizabeth,
M and Miss Ada Rundley, of Toronto,
Canada. are tie guests of Mrs. W. E.
Keat.
An entertainments given by the Basius
Aid Society last Friday evening in Green's
Opera House, was we'll patronized. and
decided financial success.
Justice Maukin gave Mary L. Kirby
verdict of $22 so and costs in suit for
services against VIM. H. Kirby. The
costs and interest are 5000.
"A Loyal Temperance Legion was or
sanized last Thursday afternoon in the
Town Hall, with forty-four members, under
the direction Of Mrs. ;. R. Snyder, Of
Camden. -
e. E. Ggosssup, d wenonab, was up
in Canada last week and saw the murcury
go to 400 below zero, and saw ice 4S
inches thick Quite an experience for
Jerseyman.
"A patron Of our short adver. service last
week had four applicants for the article
advertised wishin twenty-four hours after
the paper was printed, and he sold to the
first conner.
Among the petitions for pardons fted
for action at the March meeting Of the
Board of Pardons is that of Parker P
Burke, whose term of sentence expires De-
cember 1907.
The old Beckett residence on Hunter
street, which was recently purchased by
Walter Fl. Cooper, is being repaired for the
occupancy of Mr. Irving Cox, an employee
of the powder works
The social and birthday party By the
Presbyterian ladies' Of Woodbury. on Tues
day night, was great success socially as
well as from financial view, the cash re-
ceipts falling just little short of $3.50.
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Bsoluticn Of the firm Of Watkins & Avis, on
March LIST, 1907 Mr. Watkins will con
stinue the practice OF Law at his present
1ohices, No 1873 South Broad street, Wood
tbury, n. ].
The following officers were elected at
she annual meeting Of the Ushers Union Of
the KembIe M. E. Church: Presidents, Jos
T. senpett; vice president, William E.
Wilmer; secretary, Clarence G. Burkett;
treasurer, Frank Wilson.
The Supreme Court on Monday granted
the writ Of certiorari applied for by the
West Dspiford School Board, taking up fol-
review by that court The order Of the State
school authorities Withholding school mon-
eys for an alleged infraotion of the school
law as to paying tuition Of pupils in higher
schools than those maintained in the town
ship.
Mr.. H. o. Frederick, son Of J. FIede-
rick, Of Sewell, who has just completed a
business aud pleasure trip of five months
duration through the South, sends us a
package Of cotton and cotton seed. He has
Supplied other Of his friends, and expects
them TO engage in cotton culture this
Spring. He says farm help is plentiful in
the South.
List Of letters remaining uncalled for
in this Office for the week ending February
Is. 1907: William Bratton, Harry Carlton.
Miss Abbie Driver, Mrs. Bell Green, Nor
ris Hornting, John Hattie, Emma Hibod,
ert, VIM. johnson, Isaac Kinnard. Mrs l.
Meyers, A; Mrs. Fanny Owen,A. H. Pierce,
Miss M. Reynens, Raymond D. Thomas,
william Thomson, Henry Trapp. In call.
INC Tor he above. please say advertised, =