Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-03-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

T0p time.
BASE ball comes next.
l-The golf girl will now have her in
nings-
friday will be Good Friday; Sunday
will be Easter.
Cement walks are being laid in Theo-
dore Laub's yard.
Asparagus has not begun to sprout, the
ground being too cold as yet
John G. Ward moved from Franklin
street on Tuesday to Hopkins street.
III its not bicycles it's roller skating
De children keep on wheels all the timeI
v-Counoil haying ordered a street sweeper
Cooper street will doubtless be kept clean.
The Blasius Company is rushed with
orders, and began night work last Monday
night.
Special music was rendered on Palm
Sunday, in the Methodist and Episcopal
Churches.
The Board Of Education will meet in
the Academy to-night for the purpose of
organization.
Subscribers changing their residences
this Spring win kindly notify US, giving
old as well as new address.
Mr.. B. F. Fowler and wife, of Had
doufeld, was guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il.
Smith, Of Hunter street, on Sunday.
Former Judge R. c. CIyner, and
Robert S. Sparks, the lawyer are spending
two weeks at Mt. Clemens, Michigan.
Miss Josephine S. White, formerly Of
this place, and now Of Stanwick, Nd, has
been a recent visitor with friends here.
General st. Clair A. Mulholland, United
States Pension Agent, from Philadelphia,
is to be the speaker here on Memorial Day
Mics Lillian Merchant, Of West Ger
man street, entertained few of her school
mates at birthday party on Tuesday after
noon.
Are you going to Europe? A copy OF
the European edition of the New York
Herald has reached our desk, and it is most
attractive.
-Don't forget the chicken pot-pie sup
per in the Central Baptist Church Thurs
day, April 4th, one week from to-day.
Tickets, 35 cents.
The large valuable Great Dane belong
ing to baker Charles Schrenk, was killed
by the sshird rail'' just aboye the station,
one day last week.
MIR. Frederick Card and wife, of Phila-
deIphia, Miss NJ. Collins, Of Camden, and
Mr.. Richard Firth, Of Haddon Heights,
were guests Of assistant postmaster Card, on
Sunday.
"A SPECIAL sermon was preached last
Sunday moning to the gIassblowers at the
Central Baptist Church. At the close Of
the service, four candidates from Mt. Royal
were baptised by the pastor.
AT the election Of officers Of the Logan
Township school board, John Magin was
made president, and J. R. Beckett, district
clerk, w. H. Moore, having resigned as dis
trict clerk and also as member of the
school board.
The lecture given by the Rev. c. A..
Jenkena, pastor of the Central Baptist
Church, under the auspices Of the Brother
hood in the church last Thursday night, was
a decided success in every way. About
$40 was realized.
Mr.. Henry Bea. who fell from a hay
NOW in &C. Pearson's barn a few weeks ago
and broke his hip, died in Cooper Hospital
on Saturday. He was buried from his late
residence, No. 13 German street, on Tues
day afternoon.
List Of letters remaining uncalled for
in this Office for the week ending March 25,
1907: Miss Annie Maytley, Mrs. Mary
Mitchell, VIM. Lemmith, George Wilson,
James Young, Curtis Zanes. Persons call
ing for the above, please say advertised.
The soldiers of Company l will go to
Fort Hancock, New York, next summer
with the Third Regiment Of New Jersey,
for the annual school Of instruction with
the troops of the regular army It is the
Third Regiments turn to go 70 Fort Han
cock. Colonel John A Mather, Of Camden
is the commandment Of the regiment.
"A neat little card announcing the
arrival and departure Of mails, has been