Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The big seine will be cast at Washing
sen Park next Saturday.
Mr.. Charles w. Knight had one Of his
tine hot-beds destroyed by fire on Friday
last.
Mrs. Fred V. Myers, Jr., receivedsa pos
tai card shower on her birthday last Mon
day.
Mr.. Frank Dufield, Of Baltimore, Md,
has been recent guest of his brother, VIM.
D. Dufield.
-"Art' Lay received the first Delaware
shad from Pennsgrove on the 9bh, the same
date as last year. X"
The Kemble Methodist Church and the
First BAPTIST Church repeated their Easter
music last Sunday.
The pot-ple supper given at the Central
Baptist Church last Thursday evening,
netted about $50.
The Monroe Township Board Of Edu-
cation has reelected its old corps of teach
ers for another year.
The Burrows property on Broad St., re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Atkinson has been
rented by Mrs. Clymer.
Miss Alice Weatherby has been re-elec-
ted as teacher in the Williamstown pub
lie school for the coming year.
Miss Helen Ellis. of Plain6eld, N j.,
has been a visitor of her sister, Mrs. C. A.
Jenkens, during Easter week.
Miss Edna Green, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Green, and Mr.. Morton M.shimp
were married on Thursday in New York
City.
Mr.. Norman Grey, and family, who
spent a part of the winter in Philadelphia,
have returned to their home on Evergreen
avenue.
The Porch property at Malaga, was sold
last Monday to Isador Brooks of New York
by Sheriff Wilson for So, 125-$ $500 over all
membranes.
Mrs. C. Hixon, Of Chicago, announces
the engagement of her sister, Miss Agnes
Cecilia KelIher to Mr.. George Gill Green,
Jr., of this city.
Miss Martha Breep or, of Camden, kin
de .garten teacher of the Italian Mission,
wilt address the Central Baptist Sabbath
School next Sunday.
DIR. Thomas Lee, of Camden, formerly
Of Woodbury., has been appointed assistant
surgeon, with rank of Captain, Of the
Third Regiment, N. G, N. J.
Mn and Mrs. C. A. Waterman and son
who have been spending a portion of the
winter at the BelIevue-Stratford, Philadel-
phia, returned to their home on Delaware
street last Saturday.
The Ladies Aid of the Kemble NJ. E.
Church elected the following officers: Pres,
Miss e. Loudenslager;;y Vice Pres, Mrs ]. F.
Wilson; Secretary, Mrs. ES. Diyerty; Treas,
Mrs. NJ. G Hughes.
Mr.. William Wright, who has been
operator at the station, has been transferred
to Wenonab, where he will be employed as
ticket agent. Operator Patterson, Of Cam
den, will succeed him.
Mr.. Robert Lee, Of Centre street, is
adding a large porch to the rear Of his
house. He is also utilizing bis lot which
borders on Curtis avenue, partly as lawn
and partly as vegetable garden
The County Board for the Equalization
of Taxation has organized with Andrew J.
Nichol, President. Sam'l Silvers, of Clayton,
has been elected Secretary to succeed Mr..
Livermore. The Board will meet in the
Court House this morning to lay out this
years work.
List Of letters remaining uncalled for
in this Office for the week ending April 8,
1907: Miss Lizzie Conner, Vim. B. Allen,
William Ayers. DR.. B. BIgler, H. R. and J.
S. Russell, Rev G W. Somonson, George
stoll. In calling for the above, please say
advertised, giving date Of list.
While playing base ball on the lot in
rear Of J. w. Thompson's store Saturday
last. Charles Bremen was hit in the fore
head by bat slipping out Of Clarence Bor-
den's hands. DR.. Brewer was called and
he found it necessary to haye she wound
sewed up. Four stitches were necessary
The wound is about two inches long. Az
Late on Sunday evening, Miss Helene.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ball, of
Wenonah, was taken III with appendicitis,
and it was found that an operation would
be necessary immediately. This was done
during the night and thus far has proven
successful. Miss Ball has host of friends
who are deeply concerned over her welfare.
through F. L. Wilkins estate agency,
Joseph W. Merritt has purchased the T. w.
Bake house on Morris street., and will
move il TO Pine Ridge Hall, where it will