Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.

-Blasius Piano Works are making over
slime.
The bank statements are advertised in
shis issue.
The Seventh Day Adventsts haye
mission on German street.
Mrs. William C. Eldridge is spending
somesme at Bayonne, N. j.
John S. Fish, of Gibbstown, has our
shanks for big bunch of his excellent cell
cry.
Auctioneer Usinger tells US that sales
$his Fall have been we'll attended and prices
rule high.
The concert given under Mrs. Clark's
supervision in the KembIe NJ. Church
melted $40
The bazaar by the Ladies' Aid Society
OF she Central Baptist Church last week,
metted $3.50
Woodbury. has reached the dignity of
awo Chinese laundries. beth located on
Broad street.
-''F D. of Paulsboros will please
send his name, as we must know who our
advertisers are
Another house Of Woodbury. Bottle
Works has gone into blast, and one house
lie working a night shift this week. L'cSe
Miss Rae, daughter of Thoa Wilson,
of Franklinyile, underwent an operation
for appendicitis at Jefferson hospital last
Monday.
Judge Starr will bold court for pur-
poses of hearing naturalization cases on the
aast Friday Of January, May, and septem-
Der, 1909.
Harvey c. Leonard, Of Thorofare, son
Of Chall Leonard, is another appendix
eisis victim. He was seized on Saturday
and taken to Prices hospital
"A buttonwood tree taken to the saw
B anil by Thomas L. wentz, yielded 1000
Seet Of lumber and three horse loads of
fire wood. The tree was planted in 177S. /
u. Morgan Dckerson, principal of the
CARPENTER street school, has been granted
permission by the Board of Education to
open night school for colored men and
youth.
Rev. G w. Peck, Jr., pastor of Lin
den Baptist Church, Camden, delivered an
address TO men in the First Baptist Church
East Sunday afternoon-she FIRST of series
OF meetings.
Dealers in real estate say there is big
demand for farms to rent, particularly small
EARNS. 10 years past farms have gone beg
ging and NOT infrequently have been
without tenants
Last Monday, Sheriff Wilson sold the
MooDshine and Paul properties in Monroe
township, the complainanis being purchas-
ers in both cases. The former for 50, 500
and the latter for $780,
AN alarm OF FIRE about midnight Sun
day night called the fremen out, but be-
fore the source WIS located, it was extn-
guisbed A night lamp at Mrs Dan'l
resulted.
There will ne session Of the criminal
courts nexs Monday, and all the jurors will
DE present The indictments scheduled for
@rial are she Paulsboro phosphate larceny
case, and an indictment against Mt Royal
couple
DIR. George Edward Reed, presidents Of
Dickinson College, at Carlisle, Pa and wife,
apent Sunday last as guests Of Mr. and Mrs
g. D. Chenoweth, and the Professor oecu-
pied she pulpit of KembIe M. e. Church
Sunday evening.
The widow Of the late Rev Samuel
III Hudson, who lives alone on German
street, was found on she floor Of her house
EAST Wednesday unconscious. The fire was
out and she house cold. She is now in a
critical condition.
Mi. john J. Costello, prominent
asrmer, Of Depsford township, and Mrs. A.
A. Koch, Of Mantua. we're married Monday
morning 10 IS. Patrick's Church, this city,
Rev. Father Dolan, officiating. Mr. and
Mrs Costello will reside 10 Mantua.
AT mee ing next Monday night the
G0uatqy Club will CONSIDER amendments 80
che constitution chan IN charges for men,
lbersbip as follows: Active 81 so, Associate
$500. Contributing $500, Family SO 90,
Malr. summer, $500; Female, summer,
$4 90
-rhe sale Of C Il Buftnesss real estate
at National Park for taxes has been held up
by order Of Justice Garrison. Mr.. Burt
NEST oIalms be has paid bis saxes and holds
receipts, hos they are not recognized by
che authorities. The rule 10 resurnable
Decembsf 28.