Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-03-07
LOCAL BaIEFs.


#the Country Club.
Mrs. Thomas Glover is recovering nice
ly from her operation.
Mrs Thomas R. schaffer, of Cooper
street, has returned from Florida.
Miss Marion Dell. of Center street, is
spending some time in New York City
Mrs Harry Ross is recovering nicely
from her burns, being now able to sit up.
-Rey. A. P. Botsford supplied the Fair
ten Presbyterian Church on Sunday last.
Miss Eva Kircher Of Davis st.has taken
the position as stenographer for ]. Boyd
Avis
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Sennett, Of
German street, spent Sunday in Ceilings
wood.
Mrs. Charles Holdstein OF Centre ST.,
slipped on the ice one day last week and
broke an arm.
While the ordinance relating TO City
Clerk is in the present form. E. L. Cloud
says he is not candidate for the position.
-Mrand Mrs John H. Leppee celebrated
she twenty fifth anniversary Of their wedd-
ing at their home on jackson st. last FRI
day evening.
Samuel w Ladner is having much sue
cess with his fresh cod fish brought from
Atlantic City as he disposed of S4S. IA worth
last Friday.
Comrades of Hatch Post of Camden
with their wives helped to celebrate the
70th birthday of VIM. H. Hillman of North
Broad st., last week.
Walter Hendrickson who has been on
'Hendrickson's express for sometime has
accepted position at BIasius Piano Works.
HAIRY Hendrickson succeeds him. Lo
Prof A. s. Clark, as beginning of his
fifth year as organist and choirmaster, gave
a special musical progremme in the Kemble
M. E Church last Sunday evening.
No new candidates have cropped ont
for the positions on the Board of Education.
The election will be held March 10. The
present members are candidates for re-
election.
-Mr. George w. Skinner of GIassboro
writes to The DEMOCRAT in reference to
his sale of personal property, ''as my sale,
pigs sold at 1915; COWS at $50, bulls at 1874
and hay ST. per ton"
"A physician that has been practising
medicine in Woodbury. for twenty three
years says that in only one or two months
in his experience has be done more BUSH
ness than he did during February. There
was all kinds Of sickness.
"A sharp-eyed Citizen spied robin on
Tuesday. The red breasted ha,bingsr
III spring evidently made miscaI-
xuIation, for the snow storm that came
yesterday was surely unlike the weather
that usually follows the robins coming. ~
Congressman Loudensager vas the
originator Of a novel sight at the close of
the Congress at noon oa Monday. Usually
the closing minutes are sad, bus Monday
as the gasel fell, hundreds Of hies were
waved. and the scene was happy one.
= Last Sunday was the fourth anniyet-
sary Of the Central Baptist Church The
services were OF an interesting character,
and largely attended. Communion service
Followed the morning sermon, at which
eeve received the hand of fellowship y
"A series Of illustrated talk, interesting
and instructive, on the deycted life Of the
Rey. DR.. Patton, one Of the pioneer miss
ionariss to The cannibal tribes IN India and
Africa is being given by the Rev. George
S. Wendell in the North Baptist Church,
Sunday evenings.
-List of letters remaining uncalied for
in this Office for the week ending March 4,
1907: MISS jamie Brown, Mody Burgers,
Davis Jones, Miss c. E.Kohler, Miss Maude
Lawyer, Henry Lindemannl, Jas Z. Paneoast,
Miss Sarah J Panooast, Mrs Walter Suicox,
Cnrtlss zsnes
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Young Ladies Home Missionary Circle of
the Presbyterian Church, was held last
Monday evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard S. Hanthorp, ON Curtis ave.
There was an unusually large attendance
present The subject for discussion was
ssrhe American Indians.n The committee
il charge Of the topic presented it in an
interesting and helpful way. After the
business hour, the society enjoyed very
pleasant social hour.
The annual church meeting Of the
Kemble NJ. E Church. was held on Mon
day evening, and elected Mr.. r. D. Hughes,
Mr.. T. d Clark, and Mr.. T. W Heritage
as teachers to serve for three years. Mr..
Frank Pennington was elected for two
years to fill the unexpired term Of Mr..