Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

&C. C. Clark & Son advertise salt hay.
The schools had holiday Lincoln's
birthday.
See advertisement Of II. II. Holton &
Son of Pedricktohn.
-Johnson,s Standard Seeds, 217 Market
street, are advertised on our 9TH page.
Thomas Black will have another sale
of horses at Paul's Hotel early in March
John KienzIe, 126 Dock street, adver-
tises seed potatoes. Read his advertise
iment, on 7th page.
President Lyman, of the Country Club
is going to give dinner in the club house
next Saturday evening.
Mr.. T. B. Hanley and daughter OF
Berlin, Nd. have been visiting Julia Num-
ford of High street.
tour farm is rented to a party who
saw the adv. in your paper, T" writes Mrs.
). D. Hoffman, of Mt. Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Nelson Hull Of Bridge
port, Connections, have been recent visitor
of w. D. Dufield Of German street.
Miss salome Morgan's Glass cleared
$500 at their pie and cake sale in the Gen.
tral Baptist Caurch last Saturday.
M. w. Newton has plans in the hands
of contractors for $40, 900 stone residence
to be erected on Aberdeen Place this
Spring.
Seven applicants took the civil service
examination for rural mail carriers on Sat
urday at the Court House, under she di-
.rection of M. Ware Scott.
Evidently owners of flags in Woodbury.
-thought it was too cold to put them out on
Lincoln's Birthday, as the only one we saw
flying was at the academy.
Congressman Loudenslager has for
warded sack of farm seeds to our office
for free distribution. We will mail OF
furnish at the Office to applicants.
= AT George Freas sale at Blackwood
last Friday, Z horses sold for $143l, and IL
COWS, well advanced in years, averaged SAC
each. Benjamin James was the auctioneer.
Miss Hughes, one of the, teachers in
Woodbury. High school, has rendered her
resignation, having been elected 20 sim
liar position in Gloucester City schools at
considerable increase in salary.
-Couneilmen Shivers and Cattell, and
John Ford went to Dover, Delaware, on
Tuesday to view the municipal light plant
there and gained considerable information
of municipal light plant.
At the late Teachers examination
there were As applicants for certificates
Eight were given Third Grade, five Second
Grade and two First Grade county teachers
certificates One special certificate fol
Drawing was granted.
Daniel Freas, If Salem freight
brakeman on the West Jersey and Seashort
R. R. was iolted of his train in Camden
last Saturday, and so seriously injured thai
be died in Cooper hospital few hours
after the accident.
On the 195h the Young Peoples so
ciety of the Presbyterian Church will hold
its anniversary, and on the 26th the ladieI
Of the Aid Society will give a birthday
party in place Of the annual supper which
has to be omitted this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Cominsky, o
Centre street haye sold their -householt
goods and left ON Monday for California
Mr.. Cominsky has been working at ths
powder works and will continue in TIL
same line Of business near San Francisco.
John R. Downer has contracted will
the Bell Telephone Company to furnish
and set the phone poles on the new line
from Westville to Wenonah, Westville &
Mantua Grove, via Thorofare, Williams
town TO Downer, and from Woodstown t.
Pittsgroye.
The many friends Of Thomas P. VIII
Jams, Of Grenloch, will regret to learn o
his serious accident, as reported by on
Turneryille correspondent. Mr.. William
is one Of our county's most enterprisin
citlzens, and the seriousness Of his condi
tion is universally deplored.
A merry party Of twenty, from D. Q
Watkins residence was taken in DAME
1Mumford's sfour-in-hand' big sleigh t
Clarksbcro, last Thursday night. Afte
partaking Of refreshments they again wen
on for several miles and returned home a
late hour, delighted with their "trip, 70
the sleighing II shat section, vas very fms