Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
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LEGAL BRIEFs.

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Camp No. 121, P. o, s. A. was insti-
tuted at Mullica Hill last night.
Mrs. Fannie Starr has moved back into
her old home on Broad street.
DIR Ralph Iszard, Of Haddonfeld, for
merIy Of this city. is very low with typhoid.
The Woodbury. Loan Association has
an important announcement in this paper.
The Melody Club concert in Green's
opera house Tuesday night was a great sue
4 cess.
Two Boards of Education in this county
ask for bids for new school houses. See
|adver.
The Wenonah Realty Company have
an interesting announcement in this issue
of this paper.
-Rev. F. R. Brace, Of Blaokwood, &C.
enpied the puIpit in the Presby terrain Church
last Sunday.
Mr.. HARE Brodwater, the mail carrier
is off duty with sore foot which causes
him much pam.
Miss Pauline Brown of German street
is now riding new bicycle. as Birthday
gift from her flasher.
One Of the patrons Of cur advertising
columns tell Us that a 5order came to him
this week through this paper.
Mr.. Henry Upmann of Eagles Mere,
Pa, Is spending a few days with his sister,
Mrs. Casper T. Buad, Of Hsssian avanue.
Join J. Magss Is deserving Of especial
praise for the way be has improved his
property at the corner Of Ifessian avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gepper6 aud
daughter, spent Saturday ard Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Reddeld, at Riverside.
Woodbury. housewife says that on
Saturday last. five men all well and hearty,
and apparently respectable. asked fol food.
There will he a pie and cake sale IN the
lecture room Of the Central Baptist Church
Beginning at II o'clock a. M, next Sat
urdaY.
IF. T. Wilkins reports the sale Of 81
acre farm in Deptford Township, from Fred
erick Andrews to Jacob Stein, the price
being $500
-Dslaware sbad are doing their best to
relieve the stringeney in the meat supply
by swimming thick and growing big. Ten
org are not rare
Architect Charles r Pebble is making
plans for two fneresidencas to RECONSTRUCTED
at Wenonah-one for L. Z. Grosscap and
one for Mr.. Hobson.
Last Friday morning as Mr.. J.. F..
Gwynpe of National Park, was driving
through Woodbury., his horse fell dead at
she foot of Packers hill.
Jos. W. Pratt adgertises the Middleton,
o., gas OF gasoline engine. All who have
use for such power will be interested in
what he says about it,
"a birthday surprise party was given
Miss Jane A. Henry, by the L. Y.G. Club,
last week and proved to be an enjoyable af-
fair attended by number Of her friends.
Mrs. George Farley and da ghter of
waefoTd, England, arrived in this country
last Tuesday, and are guests of Mr. and
Mrs Harry May wood, Of smallwoed street.
John G. Leonard of Thorofare, has our
thanks for bunch of asparagus that we
venture is hard to beat. Mr.. Leonard on
Monday last cut 1868 punches Of this fine
grass.
A large number Of Odd Felloas Of this
city observed the eighty ninth anniversary
of the order, BY attending the morning ser
vice in the Central Baptist Church last
Sunday.
James W Magill and Jacob 7. Hughes
will pat new SO horse power barge into
commission about May IS, to carry all
kinds of freight between Mt. Royal and
Philadelphia.
The dinky house at Woodbury. Bottle
Works went out Of blast last Friday. These
works, ike nearly all glass factories, has
an unusual amount Of ware on hand, and
shipping orders are few.
George Edwards Of German street is
the owner of q Plymouth Rock hen. that
laid an egg containing three yolks, and
measured 81 inches in circumference and
6s inches in lengta and weighed ounces
Prof. Alvin S. CLARK, WHO mas been
organist and choir raster at the Kemble
NJ f. Church fcr SIX years ended his term
of service last Sunday, aud will begin next
Sunday as organist and choir master at the
Presbyterian Church
The Blasius Piano Works at Woodbury.
is one Of the leading industries Of this
county, and their product is second to more
in point Of exoeIlence. We take pleasure
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