Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
LOCAL HRIEFs.

line bebuIenem bap5lSe CuuIcn, VI tHis
city, is celebrating its anniversary, and raj
Iy week. (s-f S-Ss-7. 70
Sergeant Arthur Jaggard, was elected
First Lieutenant of Company I, last Mon
day night
See adv. of w. Amber Stetser, of Pauls-
boro, dealer in automobiles on the 2nd page
OF shis paper.
Miss Hattie Cozens is spending some
weeks in she mountains of Pennsylvania,
for her health.
Ground was broken last Tuesday on the
Twells tract, for new house for Council
man G. w Shiyers.
Robbers tried to gain entrance into the
home OF Charles N Bell on Delaware street,
but were frightened away by dogs.
Farmers Institutes will be held in
Mullica Hill Nov. Is and 80; WilIamseown
Nov %, and in Clayton December 5.
MI Henry P. Brown and wife, of
Washington, D. c., is visiting his brother,
c. A. Brown and family, on German street.
The fishers Uuion of the Kemble NJ E.
Church gave chicken pot-pie supper last
Thursday evening" clearing about seventy
i've dollars.
"A birthday surprise was given Mrs.
Frank Pennington at her home on Franklin
street, last Monday evening, By number
81 nel friends
City Clerk Starr Announces that the Of
ice of the Water Dsparsment at the City
Hall viii be open every Tuesday evening"
from to O'Clock
The Office in the rear Of Mayor Ladd's
former residence was moved last Tuesday,
This is the beginning of opening Curtis
avenue TO Broad stree.
Edward Lee, Jr, of Salem ave-, was
taken to Hahuemann hospital yesterday to
be operated on for appendicitis. The report
this morning is that his case is critical.
Mrs. Leonard Chard left on Monday
night for Montrose, Col, where she will
Join her husband, who is in the employ OF
Howard S. hawthorn, formerly Of this city
Miss Clara Pierson, the only daughter
of John E. Pierson, of Hopkins street. was
taken to the Habneman hospital, early
Monday morning, to be operated on for APP
pendicitis. The report this morning is that
she is doing nicely.
MIR. Jerre Daniels, long holding respon-
sible position with the New York ShipbuiId-
ing Company, has been obliged TO resign on
account of his health, and returned to New
England yesterday.
Miss Bertha L. Green who has been
sick for sen weeks, part OF which has been
spent at Cooper hospital, Camden, and part
with her aunt in Camden, has been brought,
to her home and is fair way TO recovery !.
Xavier Seifriz of German street, was
taken TO Philadelphia hospital Monday of
last week to undergo an operation for can
Ger in the stomach, but was brought home
on Friday; the physicians finding it incur
able.
Charles Eddy and wife, formerly Of
Woodbury., now of Montana, have been WIS.,
itiDg friends in thiscity. Mr.. Eddy gave
very interesting talk in the Central Baptist
Sunday school last Sunday, on the needs of
the Indians in the West
One house of Woodbury. Bottle Works
went into blast on Tuesday. Thirty-six
blowers and necessary helpers haYe thus
been given employment, many of whom
have been out since June lst. The fine
quality Of glass produced made all happy.
Sa-s-rs-s 20
The Ladies Aid Of the Presbyterian
Church brought in their "Yard of Ribbon''
which had been given cut sometime ago.
Each yard was folded in such manner as
so bold So so in dimes The amount clear
ed was $205 with few more ribbons TO be
returned.
The Boards of Registry and election sit
next Tuesday, from 1 to 8 p. M, for the
purpose of adding names to the registry
lists; and on Thursday Oct 20, and on Sat-
urday, Oct. 81, the County Board Of Ele
lions will sit. See official notice on 7th
page.
The Central Baptist Church at its an
nual meeting last night elected the follow
ing officers: Trustees-Dr. H. A. Wilson.
Rudolph Benezet, J. D. Carpenter, Enooh
Kircher, G. A. Brown, H. c. Dixon, DR..
@. 7. Bennett; Deacons Joseph Morgan
and DR.. G. T. Bennett; Clerk--James b. |
Carpenter, yr.; Treasurer-Dr. c. T. Ben
nett.