Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LOCAL BRIEFS.
--Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever
VIM Evans, of AEmonesson, advertlses
his services as an auctioneer.
Cleveland Sagirs has accepted posi-
&ion in S. NJ. Burkett's grocery.
Rev. Mr.. Brockney, of Moorestown,
was the guest Of his son on Sunday.
Thousands of snow birds appeared in
the neighborhood Of Bunker Hill on Mon
day.
Capt. s. P. Comfy moved his family
from Woodstown to Washington, D. c.,
today.
Captain George r. Jarvis of New York
City, has been recent guest of Mr.. Jacob
Hendrickson.
The annual New England dinner will
be held in the First Baptist Church next
Thursday night.
WIN. Wakeman is taking vacation
this week, cunning along the Blue Junl-
alta, III Perry Co.., "a
-Ms. 7. Dowdney Clark has accepted
position as first contralto in the vested
choir of Lutheran Ch1rchi in Phila.
Judge Starr decided last Friday that
another hotel was not needed at Glassboro,
hence Thos Bowe's application for such
was denied.
Sheriff Chas. Wilson renewed his off
cal bond this morning and later dined his
sureties, members of tue Bar, few friends
and members of the local press at Newton
Hotel.
-Sam'l B. Burkett, deputy County Clerk.
has sold his grocery business in the First
Ward to his nephew, Sam'l B. spiegle, a
bright young business man who has been
his assistant for several years.
Mr.. Howard E. Malin and Miss Nora
Timberman, of Mantua Ave-, were married
at the M. z. parsonage last Saturday even
ing. Afber a short bridal trip, they win
reside Oh Davis street.
The annual free lecture under the au-
spices of the Deptford Free Library, will
be held in the Court House tonight. Prof.
DurelI is an educator of wide reputation,
and should be greeted by full house.
The ''block party" held at the ska5ing
Academy on Saturday proved to be unique
affair and the prize. which was beautiful
sofa pillow, was won by Mr.. Clarence Wala
man and Miss Cynthia Lang.
"A serenading party composed of rail
road employees visited the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Candle on German street on
Saturday evening, to serenade their fellow
employee and bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
N. Justice.
- Our Country Club foot ball team HASN'T
attracted much attention this season, but
il emerged last Saturday and trounced the
Tuxedo team of Phila., by score of 8 to 6
There is talk of a return game on Thanks
giving Day.
Buck Price, a local black skinned
celebrity, on parole from the reform school,
attempted to steal c. C. Parsons horse
and carriage last Friday night. He was
caught while hitching up, and started on
another term of reformation On Monday.
The. Quincy, ILL.,, Wing, Of the 18th inst.
Of Education of that city, and tells of the
work done there by our former townsman,
DR.. T. Franklin Clifford, in his capacity as
representative Of the National Dental
Educational Society.
The Democrats Of Gloucester City Gel
ebrated their local victory Tuesday night
with parade and much red fire. Glouces-
tet was Democratic stronghold up to five
years ago when the Republicans captured
it. Professions of good things did not ma
4eralize, and the Democratic ticket was
elected last week from top to bottom by
big majorities.
The Presbyterian congregation of this
city earnestly desired to hold Thanksgiving
services in their rebuilt chuch, but the
contractor says this cannot be accomplished.
While the local contractors have nearly
completed their portion Ct the work, the
organ builders say they must bavs complete
possession Of the interior for two weeks;
then the carpet layers must have . few days
and She placing Of seats will require some
time, hence the committee has now fixed
December Is she date d She opening. Ir