Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-23
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LOCAL BRIEFS.


Lawyer Horace Nixon, for his oldest daugter.
Edgar F. Dell and son Frank, Of Cen
sre street, left on Tuesday for Savannah, Ga.
Mrs Theo. Laub is the guest Of DIr.
and Mrs. Oscar Luedtze this week at An
napolis, Md.
Master RollinNoore, of Pennington, has
heen recent guest Of Master Charles Starr,
of Newton avenue.
Mrs. A. F. Boyton, Of Cleardeld, Pa. is
she guest Of her sister, Mrs. James Num-
ford, Of High street.
Our readers will find many additions
TO the adyer. Of Hendriokson & Co.'s real
estate list in this paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Schnorr, spent
rshe Easter holidays in New York, with Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Schnorr.
Mrs. Emmaline Batten and daughter,
Miss Laura, spent the Easter holidays with
relatives in Washington, D. G.
& The engagement Of Mrs. Mignonette
4 F. Barber, of Woodbury., and Mr.. Walter
: e. Terry, Of Philadelphia is announced.
Mrs. Robert D. Hughes has been at
sending convention of The Daughters of
she Revolution this week in Washington.
While plowing near Woodbury. Heights
yesterday, James Rambo uncovered nest
al five black snakes, one of them 81 feet
i long. %
Col G. G. Green and family arrived in
Woodbury. from California Tuesday in good
aealth. The DEMOCRAT welcomes them
home again.
-Confectioner Urban tells us that he
shis year sold 100 lbs. more penny Easter
eggs this year than last aud 500 more 30
Easter eggs than last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Madden announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss Ada
Florence to Mr.. Chas. William Payne of
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Payne will re-
side in Philadelphia.
w. j. McHugh, farm hand in the
employ of William Goldy, near Woodbury.,
was lodged in Camden jail on Tuesday for
passing worthless check TO Jesse R Brown,
a grocer of Gloucester City.
odd Fellows of Woodbury. and vicinity
are invited to attend services in the Central
Baptist Church on Sunday next. the 26th
inst, at 1890 a. m. Brothers will meet in
she lodge room at 10 o'clock.
i "A large mail box for packages and pap
sFs, has been placed outside the post office,
s6r she accommodation Of people who aTs
unable to mail them during the hours that
sshe Office is open.
Atlantic Highlands electric lighting
plant shows profit the past.year OF S., S29.-
48, after setting aside $3.50 to the sinking
eand The municipal water plant shows
deficit of l,14S.36 during the same time.
-Rev. Geo. r. Middleton, of Atlantic
Highlands, and son-in-law Of Mr.. w. H.
d. Geiger, underwent an operation-for ap-
gendicitis at she Methodist Hospital in
philadelphia, last Monday, and is doing
gerry nicely at this writing
John A. Parker, graduate OF this
Office, who is employed at Households, n.
e., spent Easter with his parents and
friends in Woodbury.. John likes York
State, and especially the section in which
he is employed.
The alleged Turnerville subscriber who
Eeq uests us TO publish wedding announc-
nent, ought to know that such communica
sion are of serious nature. and we must
zave the name OF the writer before we can
assume responsibility for it's publication
John C. Wolferth, of East Greenwich
sownship, is trying the experiment Of start
ing cantaIoupes in pots for transplanting.
He now has 1000 such plants which he ex-
poets to put ont May 10. This experiments
has been tried to some extent in the West,
with varying success. II success, the
blight and early cut worms are avoided.
List Of advertised letters remaining
uucaIled for the week ending April 20, 1908.
Mrs. Mary Cutler, Miss Mary S. Rhodrs,
Geo Finch, F. E. Perkins, JOS A. Shirley,
Harry F. skeban, Daniel Thompson, Geo.
&C. Rambler. Those calling for the above,
please say ADVERTISED.
I'm advocating bi-monthly meetings Of
the Alms House commistee before the
Board OF Freeholders last Thursday, Mr..
KandIe did not mean 60 convey she impress
sion that the saving Of each meeting would
be $10O, but that the saving of six meetings
in one year would aggregate shat sum.
The President and Sec'y Of the Boaad Of
Education haye arranged with Pres. Isaac
sSharpless Of Hayerford College, TO make
She address on she occasion Of the Com-
snencement exercises of Woodbury. high
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