Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-03-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Bibo's Tumbos are better than eyer
The Board of Education will meet in
she Academy tonight.
Miss Marion Dell has been the guest of
friends in New York City the past few days.
"A large shed is being erected at the
plant of Shuster & Co. of North Woodbury..
Miss Alice 7. Risley of Philadelphia, has
beeu recent guest Of Miss Rachel L. Jes-
sup.
Miss Emma Price, of Atlantic City, is
abe guest of Miss Anna Estell of Curtis ave-
niue.
Miss Ella Bush, of Cape May, spent
Sunday with Miss Blanche Lee of German
street.
Miss Lulu Neal, of Philadelphia, has
been recent guest of Miss Eva Kircher of
Davis street.
james Cook and Miss Bertha Archilles,
both of this city, were quietly married last
Saturday night.
DIR. T. Bakelaar, Of Passaic, graduate
OF Chicago Veterinary College is assisting
DIR. T. B Rogers
"A patron of our short adY. service wrote
last week, ''You have sold the house much
sooner than I expected"
Mr.. and Mrs. w Fl. D. Geiger, of
Curtis Avenue, are spending couple of
weeks with their daughter at Atlantic
Highlands.
Harry w. Rainier, the Mantua mer-
ohant, advertises his stock at auction, and
she property at public sale. This ought to
De splendid business stand.
Mrs VIM. Ballenger, OF DaYis street,
was robbed of her pocket book containing
considerable money, one day last week
while shopping in the store OF Lit Bros.
:. The sum Of $4,000 was cleared from
ahe benefit game of basket ball PLAYED last
Saturday night, between the old Company
Z team and the present Woodbury. team.
The schools have had fire drills every
where except on the Green's Block fire es-
scape. Why not learn the little folks to run
down that quickly without stubbing a toe
60
Mrs. Emma Schlect, nee Blenooe, well
well known in Woodbury., isreported fully
recovered from serious illness of nearly
two years She has spent the winter at
#ammonton
The J. W. Merritt property on High
street, formerly Bacchus has been rented
by family by the name of of Morris from
Vineland, who is in the brokerage business
IN Philadelphia. 90
Mrs Charles Gleason, Of Thorofare,
has 100 hens and 8 roosters, and has been
getting 20 and 80 up to 80 eggs day till
yesterday, when the 100 mark was reached,
and two of them were double yolk. Who
san beat that record. ~
All Woodbury. will be glad to know of
she complete recovery of Miss Ella Henry,
from the disease which caused her temper
ary absence from her duties as teacher in
the First Ward School. She will return to
her school duties about April ISIS. Ga
Mr.. Howard S. Hanthorn, of Curtis ave-
Nue has sold his home to Mr.. Arthur Turn
bull, of Franklin street who will move in
sometime this month. Mr. and Mrs. Han
thorn will occupy part of the home of Mr..
H. c. Foote, Of Centre street.
The Ushers Union of the Kemble M.
E. Church, gave their seventh annual ban
quet last Thursday evening in the Church
parIors. Twenty-one of the members with
4heir friends and Rey. jill. Howard and wife
enjoyed the delightful menu prepared by
eaterer Chaplain.
The editor is in receipt of sample of
<sRat Virus, culture of a germ that is
fatal to all rodants but harmless to other
animals. You put little on bread, place
1t where the rats can get it, and the germ
does the rest. Scientifically it is culture
of the Bacilluss Murisepticus; at least DR.
Rogers says so, and he should know. We
are going to clear out the editorial rats and
will report progress.
As Mr.. Bernard, who lives near the
Malt Works, was driving out German street
Sunday afternoon, his horse become fright
ened at tie steam coming from pipe in
She glass works yard and ran away ~Mr.
Bernard succeeded in pulling the horse into
building and stopping it long enough to
I remove his children before the horse broke
from the wagon. The horse ran almost to
.yerieho where il was stopped.