Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Bibo g Jumbos are better than eyer
Hon. d. o. Watkins and wife spent
last Sunday at the Chalfonte. Atlantic City,
-Mahlon Costil, OF Clarksboro, will &C.
cupy the ShiYer's farm the coming season.
AT Dan'l l.. Packers vendue on Tues
day, corn sold at from 81 to "a cents pr
bushel.
The annual financial report of East
Greenwich township is advertised in this
paper.
The new fire horses were first tried at a
chimney fire on Glassboro avenue last Fri
sday afternoon. 20
Everett Pierce, of High street, is spoken
of as successor to J. D. Carpenter in the
Board of Education.
Miss Nellie Hughes and brother of At
iantic City haye been recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E. Pearson.
Assistant Sup't., Mr.. C. V. Williams,
of the Children's Home Society, at Trenton,
spoke in all the Churches last Sunday.
Mr. Clarence Hewitt has returned from
Hahnemann hospital, where he recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis:
Mr.. Kirby Garwood and wife of Cam
den were visitors on Sunday of Mr.. Gar
woods sister, Mrs Elizabeth LaDow, OF
Centre street.
MIR. C. T. Mallory, sales agent for the
New York Horse Manure Co., says the
farmers are buying fully as literally as they
did last year.
There were ffty-six candidates for
teachers certificates at the county examina-
tion last Friday and Saturday, only two Of
whom were males. ct
Mr.. John White, William Zippler and
Frank Heritage were present every Sunday
at the Kemble M. E. Sunday school, dur
ing the year just closed.
The members of the Bottle Blowers AS
ISOLATION attended the morning service last
Sunday at the Central Baptist Church. A
large number were present..
Capt. C. B. Plate, Of Atlantic City,
was in Woodbury. Tuesday calling on friends
With his wife be is spending several days
with A E. Budd's family.
Every Board OF Education in the Coun-
ty should be represented at the meeting in
the Court House next Saturday called by
County Superintendent Steelman. t47
Wilbur Rosele Harry Hjldebrand and
Mrs. Anna Downs, of Clayton, have under
gone operations at Jefferson hospital for
appendicitis within week. All are doing
nicely.
Mrs. Hannah w. Packer, OF this city,
who underwent a serious surgical operation
at DR.. Prices hospital, Phila., two weeks
ago will be able to come home the latter
part Of this week.
Mr. Daniel Tatem, who left Woodbury.
seventy years ago, died in Brooklyn at the
good old age of ninety-two, last Monday.
Mr.. Tatem until his death had been en-
gagged in the dry goods business.
Mrs s. 81. Springer, for twenty years
proprietor Of the BouYier, Atlantic City,
and formerly of Salem county, retired from
she control Of the hotel February 10th and
will be succeeded by. her son, s. Cooper
Springer.
The ladies Of Redwood Methodist
Church are each one earning 81 which to
purchase new carpet for the Church. Cake,
oyster soup and pie are being peddIed about
and the ladies hope to earn their dollars
within the present month.
The water back attachment to the
range at the home of Milkman Harry w.
Moore froze up during Sunday night and
when the fire was started early Monday
morning there was an explosion that wreck
ed the kitchen. Repairs will cost about $50
-Messrs HaIlet, Macarthur Bros, and
Newcomb, indicted for political misdeeds,
have retained F. B. Davis, Wilson, Carr,
and Staokhouse and A. H. Swackhamer to
conduct the defense. The State may well
afford to give Prosecutor Rogers assistance
in the trial Of this Important case 70 the
end that there shall be no miscarriage Of
Justice With all good citizens we presume
the defendants are innocent until declared
TO otherwise by jury Of their peers, but
the employment Of such an array Of saleut
should be notice TO tie State that ii must
20 into court armed for real legal battle.