Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-03-21
SHINE will soon he IN the marshes


Editor Carpenter win probably be at
his desk next week.
Mrs. Edward Silver. Of Franklin ST.,
is recovering from her recent illness.
Charles Deppy staked out ground for a
new house in Sewell shis morning.
There will be boxing at the mems
night at the Country Club this evening.
Miss Mollie Morrison. Of Washington,
D. c., has been recent guest Of Miss Col
burn.
Mrs. Id. Jacques entertained the Sing
ers' Club at her home on Euclid ST. Tues
day evening.
Miss Anna Estell is recovering rapidly
from scarlet fever. She sat up yesterday
for the first.
Mr.. Beal, who recently broke his hip,
and who is great sufferer at Cooper Hos
pital, is very low.
Miss Helen E. Saint, Of Blackwood,
has accepted position as stencgrapher, in
Senator Ayis' Office.
Mrs. Charles Gage, Of New York City,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Emaline Bat
ten, Of Hunter street.
Joseph K. Norton has just returned to
his home at Nortonyilie after an extended
visit through Pennsylvania.
-Mortin McQuillan, Of Philadelphia,
formerly Of Woodbury., died on Tuesday,
after an illness from Appendicitis.
Councilman NJ. F. Cattell will address
the voters in Williamstown Saturday March
80, on 1.-The System Of the Gang
The Blasius Piano Company viii add
another story TO their factory. This will
not interfere with work in the plant. "
I The contract for the new stone house to
be erected on Aberdeen Place for NJ. w.
Newton has been awarded TO Joseph Best;
"A st. Patricks party was given by Miss
Cora Anderson, to number of friends at
her home on Davis street, on Monday even
ing.
The aged destitute woman who was
found in I. C. Dilke's barn at Mantua last
week died at the Aims House this morn
ing.
Mrs. Sallie Clark, So years old, widow
OF Joseph Clark, died as her home, on the
road from Barnsboro TO Sewell on Monday
morning.
Proprietor Duffield will give the pa
irons of the skating rink a feast Saturday
night Not the .sIemon'' kind, but a treat
of ice cream.
Mr.. Harry Ross has been elected bust
ness manager Of the Singers Club. The or
ganization will sing at the Country Club at
the smoker tonight.
The body of an elderly woman was
found on the edge of she marsh of Newton
Creek yesterday morning. The body had
not been in she water very long.
BE sure come out TO the humorous leo
ture Of the Rev. Carter Ashton Jenkens at
Central Baptist Church tonight 1t viii
be Echoes from the Sunny South.
Chicken pot-pie viii be served at she
supper in the Central Bapcist Church, in
stead OF stewed chicken as advertised,
Thursday, April 4th. Tickets, IS cents.
The DEMOCRAT received few pack
ages Of government flower seeds from Con-
|gressman Loudensiager yesterday morning
but the consignment was given away before
night
Elmo johnson, farmer Of near Pauls-
boro, was robbed en- Monday afternoon. A
farm hand named Bernard Smith, johnson
thinks, took the booty, $40 in silyerware
and So in cash.
George E. Pierson bias rented his prop
erty on Poplar avenue to Louis G. Green of
Newbold. Edwin F. Dawson, the present
tenant, will occupy the new house being
built on Aberdeen place.
Charles Maier,a druggist Of Gloucester,
who is native Of Woodbury., and Miss
Vienna Green Of Gloucester were married at
their newly furnished home in Gloucester
.last night by the Rev. George w Tomson
OF Woodbury..
Invitations are out to the wedding Of
Miss Josephine Dawson Livermore to Mr..
Clarence Davis Barnhart on Tuesday even
ing April at s O'Clock in Christ Church
Miss Livermore is the youngest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Harrison Livermore.
Colonel and Mrs. George Gill Green
announce the marriage Of Altadena, their
youngest daughter, to Mr.. Robert Gardner
Neustadt at Los Angeles, CAL, on last
Thursday, March Ia. After May first Mr..
and Mrs Neustadt will reside at their
home, 1926 Wiltshire Boulevard, Los An
geles. Mr.. Neustadt is a member Of one OF