Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.


-Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever
Miss Ethel Price of Atlantic City is she
guest Of Miss Anna Estell.
Miss N. Madara of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Miss Salome Morgan.
Miss Lizzie Ware of Cape May has
been recent guest of Mrs. Lizzie Johnson.
The November meeting of the Board OF
Education will be held in the Academy TO-
night. TO
jacob Heaton has made improvements
to his home on High street that add greatly
TO its attractiveness.
Mr.. Robert Burrows, formerly Deputy
County Clerk has been assisting in the clerks
Office this week.
Miss Mabel Stillwell and mother Of
Brooklyn, are the guests of Miss Lucy Glad
ding, of Euclid street.
Twenty friends of Miss Emily Kugler,
called on her last Friday night to help her
celebrate her birthday.
i An annual Clam Bake was given by III.
& W. Newton at Rachor's Hotel on Tuesday,
to about eighty of his friends. 10
Mrs. Edward Atkinson and son of At
lautic City have been recent guests of Mrs.
Lydia Atkinson of Laurel street.
Prof John T. Rowan of Glassboro had
charge of the organ last night at the Kemble
III. E. Church, in the absence of Prof. Clark
Gus. Prehl has an appliance for putting
rubber tires on any vehicle. This is an
innovation, entirely new, and should be of
great value to vehicle owners. See '.Gus"
about it.
-Rumor is that the owners of the turn
pike between Woodbury. and swedesboro
will make favorable offer of sale to the
Board of Freeholders to-day. 20
"A lady who advertised farm for rent
in last weeks DEMOCRAT says she had
many applicants, and all said they saw
the advertisement in the DEMOCRAT.
Mr. Rudolph Benezet, of Mullica Hill
moves to High street, this city, to-day. We
are sure Woodburians will heartily extend
the right hand of the citizenship to Mr.. B.
and family.
General Daggett delivered a temper
ance address in the Kemble M. E. Church
last Monday night, and was enjoyed by a
small audience. due TO the Indictment
weather.
week. A correspondent in reporting the
majority for Joshua S. Joyce for Freebooter
made mistake of 100 votes, it should haye
been ITO instead OF 10.
The ladies of the Central Baptist
Church will hold their annual Bazaar on
Thursday and Friday, December 5th and
9th. A lunch can be procured there at
noon and evening on both days.
The body Of a man, later identified as
phosphate works, was found in JOS. Bail
ey's meadow last week. He was considered
insane by his fellow workman.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the First Baptist Church begin
ing at II a. m. Thanksgiving morning.
ReY. G. A. Jenkins, pastor of the Central
Baptist Church will deliver the discourse.
Albert Fell an employee at the Star
Meat Market while trying to slide quar-
ser Of beef along the rail, one Of the hooks
few of and struck him in the eye, causing
it to swell considerably, and become quite
bloodshot.
The "Corinthian Musical Club, Of
Philadelphia will give MUSCLE in Noblits
Hall, Wenonah. on Monday evening. Noy.
Is, 1907, at 8 o'clock, under the auspices
Of Mantua Grange, Admission, 10 cents.
By order of Committee
AT she October meeting Of the Board
Of Chosen Freeholders, 1903, and an order
for S36 was passed in favor of John Simp-
kins for lumber and he has just presented
it for payment. The lumber business is
better than the newspaper business or Mr..
Simpkins would have needed that money
many times since.
-Rehearsals are now in active progress
for the colonial evening, to be given in
Green's Opera House, Thursday evening,
December IL, in aid Of the piano fund for
the Sunday school Of Christ Protestant Epis-
oopaI Church, by number Of the young
people Of Woodbury..