Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Bibo's Jumbo Cigars are better than ever
The bank statements are advertised on
the third page of this paper.
Mr. Augustus Pierson was an over Sun
day visitor in New York City.
Miss MabeIle Redfeld is visiting Mr.
Will Redfeld and family at.Riverside, N. j..
Asst Postmaster Card and family have
been spending few days in Wilmington,
Del.
Mrs. Frank White left on Saturday for
indianapolis to visit her daughter for few
months.
Mrs Katherine Green, of Woodstown,
has been visiting Mrs. D. P. Stanger this
week.
Major c. w. shivers and wife have
been spending few days in New York City
the past week.
Miss Mary Lafferty, of WilIiamstown,
is the guest of Miss Katharyue Krimm, of
Penn street.
Mrs. Charles Gage, of New York City,
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma
line Batten.
Miss Edna Lay has accepted position
in the office of Charles Park, real estate and
insurance agent
MIR. and Mrs Eenest Redied made a
flying trip up through Pennsylvania last
Saturday and Sunday
Miss Ruth Kircher. who was operated
on for Appendicitis, at the Hahnueman hos
pital four weeks ago, has returned home.
&C. r. Budd's public sale advertised to
take place February 26, was adjourned to
Friday, March 9Th, on account of the
storm.
The annual meeting of the Democratic
County Executive Committee was held last
Thursday, when the former officers were
reelected.
Master John Heffner, of Hopkins street
celebrated his seventh birthday last Thurs
day evening. Quite an enjoyable evening
was spent by number of friends
The six year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Hampton Williams of Enolid street
has recently undergone an operation for
throat trouble, at Jefferson hospital
Next Sunday evening special must
cal program will be given by Prof. A. s.
Clark, inthe Kemble NJ. E. Church, in honor
of his sixth anniversary as musical director.
! The next meeting of Gloucester County
Historical Society will be held on April IA,
in the Old Tavern House at Haddonfeld,
where New Jersey was proclaimed State.
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Miss Sarah Curtis, of Newton avenue,
was taken to the Hahuneman hospital last
Thursday and underwent an operation for
assesses which followed an attack of the
measles.
"A cabIegram has been received by Mr..
George w. Barber, that his son, Lieutenant
G. w Barber and family have left Manila
for the States and will arrive home about
May 1st/
Miss Sarah Gaunt, of Glover street,
celebrated her eighteenth birthday last
Monday evening when about thirty of her
friends were present to share the pleasant
evening
Among the county receipts Wednesday
was State check for 5000 Is, that sum
being 10 per cent of the school tax This
is an increase of about 81, 200 from that
source over last year.
/, Council might build a splendid "muni-
cipal building on those three Wood street
lots and have room left for cabbage patch.
By-the-way, we hayn't heard Of any re-
turns from the reservoir farm this year
Judge Starr will hold Juvenile court
tomorrow, she second session ever held in
this county. Among those to be tried is
Maggie Merrill, colored Miss Of Swedes-
boro, who seems to have an uncomfortable
desire to possess herself Of other peoples
property.
Mark B. Lippincott, one of Wood
bury's Oldest citizens, reached the 80th
milestone in life last Monday, and bis
children and his neighbors on High street
made up an impromptu surprise. The oc-
casion was enjoyable to all, and Mr. M.
promised 10 make reasonable effort to be
ready for another surprise year hence.
Mr.. Horner yandenburg, Of Camden, and
Miss Edna Huseback, Of Pitman, where she
guests Of Mr.. William Patten and wife Of
Camden. ou Sunday.