Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

bazaar given last week. -
Harrison Heritage, of Mantua, killed a
58I pound hog last week.
The receipts of the Central Baptist fair
and bazaar last week were $17S. ~
A new Trust Company, 100000 CAPT
tai, has been organized at Toms River.
The Young Peoples Society Of the Pres
byterian Church cleared $40, from their en-
ertainment last week.
The terms of Messrs. Diverty and
Coo per as members of the city Board OF
Health expire Jan. 1.
See adver. of the Pennsylvania rail-
roads Holiday Tours aud the spirit Of
Christmas on the Rails -
The Christmas entertainment of the
Central Baptist Church will be held on
Friday evening, December 9th.
Judge STAR moved into his new house
this week The fire that destroyed the
building took place eleven months ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph c. Thoma and
son of Jamaica, N. Y. are the guests of
Mr. Thomas parents on Emerson streets.
The Rev. Geo. w Tomson, pastor of
the Presby terian Church, was unable to
ptcncu ldop kouHuaJi cWAAf5 w " 0Ss VIZ 1870
The Herbert cottage, that SO long has
been Cooper street ornament, is on
rollers bound for its new resting place on
Centre street.
Mrs. Wells. the evangelist, terminated
Z her labors in Kemble Memorial Church last
Thursday night One hundred persons
haye professed conversion. ga
Contractor VIM D. Fletcher is reno
waiting the Burdsall house recently purchas-
ed by him on Franklin street, preparatory
TO making his home there.
DIR. Chas G. Biedert of Philade lphia
and Mrs Harry Lazelle and daughter, of
Wichita, Kansas, were over Sunday guests
OF Miss Jennie L. Garron. last Sunday.
Z Jos. W. Merritt is building large two
story addition TO Pine Ridge. The second
season at that summer resort has proved
that more room is an absolute necessity "a
.-Mr and Mrs. William Joyce of High
street were greatly surprised last Saturday
afternoon by forty of their friends, it be-
ing the second anniversary of their wedding
Last week, Eli Heritage, assignee, sold
the John N Foster farm Of 81 acres, near
Jefferson, to VIM. Duffield, of Harrison
township, So, IT'S. Mr.. Duffield will occupy
the place.
Mr. G. A. Madden, superintendent of
the Woodbury. Glass Works since their in
corporation, has been succeeded by Mr.
Geo. M. Keebler, of Glassboro Mr. Mad
den is i'll, and confined to his room. IN
The drama, Hearts and Blades,u will
be rendered in Green's Opera House TO-
night, for the benefit of the piano fnDd of
Christ P. E. Church. There Is considerable
home talent in the cast Of characters.
The Eastern Telephone Co. has met
with unprecedented success in Woodbury.
The independent Company is the home
company and Woodbury. people appreciate
the good service and low rates now in
effect.
Mr. G. Fl. Kleinhenn, for Is years in
charge of the Whitney meat market, in
Glassboro, has rented the store in the j. H.
Bibo building, and is fitting it up for a
meat market, which he will open in few
days.
The official Board Of Kemble Memorial
Church on Monday evening unanimously
requested Rev. J. L. Howard's return to
the pastorate for another year. Mr. How
ard has been pastor Of the church for four
years.
-Thos. L. Wilson, master OF Forms, P.
O. S. of A., is kept busy instituting New
Camps. During the past week he has
started two = one at Cold Springs, Cape
May Co., and one at Asbury Park, on the
road to success.
Rev. Flank S. Dobbins, Secretary OF
Foreign Mission Work of the American
Baptist Publication Society and recent
visitor 10 China and Japan, gave an Illus
trated sermon in the First Baptist Church
last Sunday night, which drew very large
audience.
Joseph f. SitIey has sold the place
known as the Capewell property at South
Westville to William Stewart for $500.
The sale was made through the new real
estate agent, q. d. American, who has sold
several properties there recently. Mr. Sit
ley has 10 acres left at South Westyille.
which he will run off into building lots.
While on cunning "trip down in Har-
rison township last week, Senator Avis,
who was out after big game, shot Teddy
bear. Such acts as this show the heartless
character Of she man, and will ultimately
result in his political uDdoing. All the
children OF the county are in mourning,
and right on the eve of Christmas!
There was case of scarlet fever in an
italian boarding house in she southern por-
sion Of the city last week, the patient be.
ing an adult male. Two Of his companions
promised the physician TO care for him
through the night, and the physician and
Board of Health gave assent. Next morn
ing all three were gone, having packed NJ
and left after night. The railroad company
fumigated the car on which they went Il
Phila., and the ferry boat on which they
crossed the river. And now the State
Board Of Health oensures the local Board
for allowing she man 20 escape