Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.
B;5o's Jumbo cigars are better thl

B;5o's Jumbo cigars are better than ever.
Mr.. J. R. Daniel, Of Poplar avenue,
moved TO Franklin, N. H., last Saturday.
Walter Myers, of German street, has
entered the Philadelphia Business College.
Miss Miller, the commercial teacher
IN the High School, has resigned her po-
.sition
Mrs. James Hutchinson, of German
street, picked second crop of raspberries
on Monday.
Miss Matte Batten, OF Hunter street,
spent the latter part of last week in New
York City.
Miss Enma Kiroher, Of Evergreen
ave-, has graduated from the Hahnneman
hospital as nurse.
MIR. Rutlege Green, Of Maple street,
left yesterday morning for Charleston, Col,
30 spend the winter.
Mr Nimrod Chew has moved into his
new house on North Broad street, opposite
Munyan's grocery store.
Mrs. Joseph Callander, of PAinsyille,
Ohio, is visiting her daughter, Mrs A. &c.
Abbott, Of Maple street.
The election officers in the Second Ward
made 10. 900 marks each in computing the
xesult of Tuesdays elcsion.
james w Malford is having his home
on High street painted in bright colors by
William c. Knight and assistants
Miss Clara Pierson. who recently un-
saerwent an operation for appendicitis, was
brought home last Saturday afternoon.
The Thanksgiving service will be held
zn the Presbyterian Church, and the Rev.
ID. Dobbins, of Kemble NJ E. Church, will
preach.
The engagements of Miss Marie Nc
Eerland, OF Maple street, and Mr. Daniel
Jones Packer Hendrickson, has been an
nounced
Place your real estate in our hands for
sale or rent; we have good customers. D.
T. Hendrickson & Co., IA Cooper street.
Woodbury., N. j.
National President D. A. Hayes, of G.
b B A., Of the United States and Canada,
addressed the Branch, No. "A. at Prehls
hall last Saturday night.
TO. night the Young People of the
Genital Baptist Church will serve their an
mual Boston Tea" Plenty of good Bos-
ton homemade bread, baked beans, and
doughnute Supper will be served at 5. 80
Don't fail to be present.
After court adjourned on Monday after
noon. Henry G. Garrison, who is one of the
Oldest constables of Gloucester county,
wended his way toward the station to take
a train for mis- home at Swedesboro As he
was crossing the first track to bsaTd the
train on the second track, be did not notice
the Pennsgrove train coming in, and had it
not been for Mrs. George Myers, of Mount
Royal, who was standing on the platform,
Mr.. Garrison would probably have been
killed, as Mrs. Myers pulled him from in
'front.' 0. .the train
Mrs. W. A. Bishop, formerly of Wood
bury, now OF Camden, paid a visit to our
city on Monday morning SO inspect her
house on Glover street, which is now vacant
Upon entering the house she laid her band
bag containing elk dollars and valuable
papers upon the mantle piece, which took
about fifteen minutes. When she returned,
she discovered the room had been entered,
and ber handbag stolen. She was obliged
TO borrow money to paw her way home. The
.iocai police have recovered the valuabies
but tbe name of the party is withheld
List oil letters remaining in the post
office advertised New. 2, 1903: Mrs Alvin
ID Fox, Mrs j G. Esmonde, MIS- George
II Kirk, Miss Ida Rose, Frank Barnet,
John Barber, John c. Beckett, Marcus E
Black, Andrew B. Davis, Oliver Davis,
David Davis, Charles Frigett, Thomas
Hampton, 2; Henry Gibson. VIM. Groome,
n, Joseph johnson, George Laws, John
Lewis, William Locke, Joseph Long. Geo.
ID. Robinson, William Rondlen, John Ruth
land. Z ". Rydeu, William saIIman, A.
Taggart. Joseph schafer,s George schoefeld,
j p Simmons, Fl Steward, Jr., w. Slew
ard, Sri, Thomas Styles, Franklin Stout,
Henry Weatherby. Harry Williams, Fred
Whieney, Washington Woods.