Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-04
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LONG DISTANCE rELepA ONE. NO. ssa
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Snow the fret Of April.
Dog prisoners are at work at Medford
and Edgewter Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. j S. Knorr spent Sun
day at Holmsburg, Pa.
The creek meadows were covered with
. film of ice Tuesday morning.
Mr.. George Craft is quite sick with
pneumonia at his home on Broad street.
The new sweeper was used for the first
time, on Cooper street. last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Prasley, Of Hop
klns street. spent Sunday in Atlantic City.
Cyrus Brown has closed down his
sausage and scrapple business for the sea-
son.
William c. Hill, of Camden, has ac-
eepted a position as stenographer at Green's
labratory.
Mr.. c.. R. Budd, milkman, came out
on Saturday with a new wagon which is
very attractive.
Miss Bertha Carson has entered Jeffer-
son Hospital to take up three years.
course IN nursing
Judge Charles Van Dyke Joline was
sworn in for another term Of years in
Ca mden on Monday.
Last Friday was the hottest March day
bn record The thermometer registered
$50 degrees in the shade. x -
Mrs. B. B. Wescott, of Salem, n. J.,
is the gust of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Ratten, of Maple avenue.
Mrs. D. G. Pancoast, of Olean, New
York, is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
M.F Hewitt, Of Hopkins street.
The Court House lawn is very beauti-
full for this early in the season. 1t attracts
she attention of many passers by. ~
Charles C. Wolferth, student at
Princeton University spent his spring va
cation at his home near Mickleton-
Frank and William Lodge killed titty-l
eight wild ducks in the river off Thorofare
on Friday and Saturday this Spring.
-PauIsboro is becoming one of the
prsttiest towns in the county. Its cement
curbs and sidewalks present splendid APP
pearance.
Mr. Walter Wilkins and family, who
have been boarding at Paul's Hotel this
winter, have returned to their home on
Poplar avenue.
Miss Edna M. Green, who is to be an
April bride, was given luncheon in her
honor by Mrs. H. G. Brown, of 81 Centre
streer, last Saturday.
81 have man TO farm my place this
year, please discontinue my want ad in the
DEMooRAT''-This is what a patron Of a
successful medium said.
Mr.. Ernest Mammen and family, OF
Bloomington, Illinois, who have been visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. G. NJ. Gray, of
South Broad street, sailed last Saturday for
Naples, on the Hamburg American line,
where they will spend the summer.
Mayor Davidson of Swedesboro. has
posted notices TO the effect that fne of
S.. so will be imposed for the offenses of
drunkenness, blocking tie sidewalks, using
profane or boisterous language, using in
sulting language or behaving in disorder-i
iy manner
On Monday morning a Woodbury.
father arose, looked out Of the window and
said to his nine year old son, Get up George
and get your sled, the ground is all covered
with snow, y No you don't, Pop, was the
reply, ssThis is April l. But the Weathtr
King fooled both.
Judging from tie kind Of weather that
mas been handed out recently the prophe's
who use either the almanac, or the goose
bone or the instruments in the weather
bureau, might as we'll change their luck
and try the shin bone Of calf, boil ii well
and observe its markings to determine
weather changes.
-Goyernor Stokes has notified J. D.
Carpenter that he has selected Nettie F.
Knight, daughter Of Mr.. and Mr..
William G. Knight, of Morris street, for
admission to the Overlook Institute for
she blind Nettie will be taken there this
week, and enjoy the excellent opportunities
offered by the institution for she education
Of children afflicted as she is.
List Of letters remaining uncalled for
in this Office for the week ending April l,
1907: Mrs. Cuthbert, 2; H. H. Davis, Mr..
T. G. Hadley. s. H. Hitohmen, Miss Susie
Lancaster, John G. Mead, Bell Nebbiit Fl
M. Howell, Miss Susan r. Parkson, w. P.
Parkhurst, Mrs. Levi P. Stone, Fl. n.
Well, Rey. w. II. Wilmington. Persons
calling for the above, please say advertised