Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-02
LOCAL BRIEFs.

hundred men last Saturday.
Peach buds are all ready to pop. just
a little sunshine will do the trick, 20
Jos. Carr, of Pitman,is in Missouri
buy ing in a carload Of horses. See adyer.
Mrs. Josiah Cloud Of New York City,
has been recent guest of relatives in this
city.
-The G. B. Gum poultry farm at Mt.
Royal has been sold to MIR. Schrader of
Philadelphia.
-Messrs. Chris. Naylor and George Kir-
cher have joined Battery B, National Guards
of New jersey.
Mr.. John Dickerson underwent ser
ious operation, one day last week, at the
Jefferson Hospital.
Mr.. S. S. Emory, being about to move
out OF the State, offers his house, 80 High
street, for sale. See adver.
A special temperance lesson was taught
very ably by Mrs. A. A, Cliff in the First
Baptist Sunday-school last Sunday.
Mr.. W. ]. Yetter has moved to Will
mington and Mr.. Eastlack has moved into
the property which Mr.. Yetter vacated.
VIM. Knight is painting Thos. GloYer's
home, and Robt. Gibson is painting Mr..
Bacche's residence. The painters are get
ting busy.
Special exercises were conducted under
the leadership of Mrs Sarah Brooks, fol-
lowed by temperance lesson taught by
Mrs. Hester Gordon, in the Kemble M. E.
Su nday school last Sunday.
The Rey. Thomas Dennis preached
both morning and evening in the Central
Baptist Church last Sunday, before large
congregations who were much pleased with
his sermons.
MIR. Arthur Turnbull has moved into
his house on Curtis avenue, which he re-
Gently purchased from Mr.. Howard S. Han
thorn and Mr.. Jacob Taylor has moved into
the house on Franklin street vacated by
Mr.. Turnbull.
The congregation of Kemble Mem
orial Church will give pastor Howard re-
ception tonight in the church parlors. One
thing about this reception, introductions
will not be necessary, as Mr.. Howard knows
us all pretty well.
Art" Lay is Woodbury's established
vender of Delaware shad, and gets por-
sion of every catch made at Pennsgrove dur
ing the entire season. He got the first
shipment last Tuesday, March 81, ten days
earlier than last year. e<
Through Chas. Park, Mrs. DR.. W. A
Glover has sold the desirable building loi
at the corner of Broad and High streets tG
Mr. Geo. Keebler, superintendent of Wood
bury Bottle Works who will build hand
some home for himself thereon at once.
Mr.. VIM. Lyman, President of the
Country Club, was given compliments )
dinner last Thursday night in the Casino
under the direction of the Entertainment
Committee. The dinner was served by
caterer Chaplain, and proved to be very
elaborate affair.
That not all Italians have brotherly
feeling one for the other, was proven
Sunday night when Tony Bruno, the flag
man at the Glassboro avenue railroad eros
sing, was robbed Of quite q sum OF money
by two Of his countrymen. At 11.30 p m.
they sliced him, and stripped him Of bis
savings.
-Sam'l P. Hagerman, Blackwood boy,
has been admitted to the Bar of the Su
preme Court of Pennsylvania and of tbs
Philadelphia County Courts, and has opened
offices for the practice of law at 351, 352
354 Drexel Building, Phila., Pa. Th'
DEMOCRAT extends congratulations, ant
best wishes for success.
MIR. H. Hanly Parker who for the pas
four weeks has been engaged in decorating
che interior Of the First National bank o
this city will complete the work this week.
Mr.. Parker is an arts of considerable repute
his celebrated painting she Sermon or
the Mount" that adorns the walls Of Cal
vary Methodist Episcopal Church, 4stf
and Baltimore avenue Philadelphia, being
his best effort.
Former Sheriff Springer last Friday
sold the Browning farm in West Deptford
township, to Mrs Garfield, the complain.
ant, for $4,000, 1t is understood she sale
was simply to perfect titIe. On Monday
Sheriff Wilson sold the Hancock property
10 Paulsboro to John ". Douthiety Of PauIs
boro, Tor $l037. The sale Of the Ladd prop
erty, in Woodbury., was adjourned for one
week.
No one is better qualified than William