Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24
LOCAL BRItFs.

the Academy tonight
Miss NJ. .Clement has been a recent visi-
tor to Washington, D. G.
Miss Cropper, of Delaware street, is
visiting relatives at Bristol, Pa.
IL Senator Avis has introduced the bill to
4give Woodbury. an annex.
-DanI w. Brown, of Wenonah, has
gone to Florida for several weeks.
There are two cases of diphtheria in
Woodbury. and eight of scralet fever.
Thomas w. Huff advertises lot of
desirable household goods at public sale.
The little daughter of Mr.. Walter R.
Bean on High street is very sick with pneu-
monia.
6 There was good sleighing for few
hours last Thursday, and the skating is
good to-day.
Mrs. H. N. Van Dyke of Princeton is
visiting Mrs. Harry Rogers of High St. who
is i'll with the grip.
Mark it down, that January "a was
she coolest day of the winter, the thermom-
Veter registered zero. VV
-Glassblower Charles E. Heritage has
been made clerk of the Senate Committee
on Revision of Laws
Miss Hazel Munyan, who has recoved
rom her recent illness was brought from
she hospital on Sunday.
One of strawbridge & Clothier's de-
livery teams ran away in Woodbury. last
Monday, but no damage was done
-Thos. w Hurf will move to Camden
next week. Mr. Hurff is such good citizen
and neighbor that all regret his change Of
abode
Miller Vannote, general merchant and
postmaster at Malaga, died last Friday,
aged 81 years He is survived by widow,
two daughters and son.
"A man named Russell, charged by a
WestviIle merchant with robbing a pre-
payment gas meter, surrendered himself so
the county authorities Tuesday.
Louis J. Grauch, of Mantua, bought a
fine team of iron grays at stanton's sale,
Sweaesboro, last week. They are 16-1
hands high and weigh 3, 100 pounds.
At Joseph L. Bailey's sale last we, k,
COWS sold from $50 to $74.5O, and bulls as
high as $35. Asa Harker, near Woodbury.,
bought two Of the highest priced COWS for
his dairg.
Asa C. Lee, who completes an appren-
ticeship of three years in the DEMOCRAT
office February /, has secured o nice posi-
ton in the Citizen Office, Crawford, New
Jersey, and will 20 there next Monday.
While driving fine team of horses
from Bridgeton to WiIliamstown last Fri
day, they took freight at FrankIinville, and
threw John Fort, the driver, out, and run
ming on the Third Rail, both were killed.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Madden
announce the marriage of their daughter,
Mary Edna, TO Mr.. Oscar Garrison Haines,
OF Boston, Massachusetts,, on January Is.
Mr.. and Mrs Halnes will reside in Boston.
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4l 1.-THE Woodbury. basket ball team de-
heated the strong Camden team at the Town
Hall last evening by the score Of 36 to 25
Woodbury. played in old time form and
zach game they play their seems to be rapid
Improvement. The crowds are increasing
each game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collington Of West Bed
ford, Mass, who have been touring the East
ern States, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Frederick Bayer and family of Penn street.
While at Washington, D. c., they had the
honor of taking President Roosevelt by the
hand.
while driving from Woodbury. to
Almonssson last Saturday, the wagon Of
Alex. Taggart, occupied by Mrs. Taggart
and son was struck by a trolley car near
She city line with force enough to throw
both out and damage She wagon. The
motorman blames the fog for the accident.
Mr.. Mathew Smalley, on Hessian aye,
had sick COW last week and Veterinary
Surgeon Carol Rogers was called. The
animal would stand and push her head
against any object until she fell, and even
shen continue to push. The animal was
killed on Sunday, and an autopsy held. 1t
was found that there was clot on the
brain, and in the human system the disease
would have been apoplexy.