Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-03-05
LOCAL sRIEFs.

Mr.. Bird Dubois has entered upon his
duties at West Point.
al "A band OF gypsies located on Hessian
avenue on Tuesday.
n We have few packages of Government
Nseed to send applicants.
"A grange was organized at Pennsgroye
last Saturday with ninety members.
Mr.. VIM Atkinson of Quinton, has
been recent guest of Mr.. VIM. Atkinson,
Jr., of franklin street.
Next Thursday evening the Ladies Aid
Society will hold a Birthday party in the
Central Baptist Church.
We thank the Woodbury. Mill and
Lumber Company for an attractive Their
mometer received on Wednesday.
MIR. John Ford who has lived on Ger
man street for several years has moved into
Mrs Jane Green's house on Broad street.
Mrs William A. Fisher gavs an after
noon tea at her home on High street last
Monday afternoon from 4 to O'Clock
4 Next Sunday will see an addition to
the KembIe NJ. E Sunday school choir
Prof Clark will be there with bass viol =,
Interesting Paulsboro news letter will
be found on page seven, and historical
paper by Dr. Wallace McGeorge on page
six.
The special musical program rendered
by the Kemble NJ. E. Church choir last
Sunday night was very much enjoyed by
those present.
Miss Ruth Skinner, the four year old
daughter of Rev. B. F. Skinner whose ILL.,
ness caused alarm few days ago, is now
out of danger.
"A C. Harker had good sale of horses
last Tuesday. G. R Budd, Of Spring Lane
farm and Jos. Bailey, near Paulsboro,
bought the choicest animals of this load.
The gentleman who took l. T. Haines
oyercoat by mistake yesterday from the rack
at Newton Hotel, will kindly notify him at
Clarksboro, SO exchange may be effected.
There have been twenty eight candi-
dates for the pulpit Of the First Baptist
Church aud it is thought that Rey. Walter
L Reynolds, OF Southampton, Pa, will get
the call
Thomas S. Davis has purchased the
late Samuel r Budd undertaking business
from Mrs. A. R. Budd, the transfer being
made last Monday. Mr.. Davis has con-
Quoted the business since Mr.. Budd's de-
cease, with general satisfaction to the
public.
Architect Charles r. Peddle on Wed
nesday sent out plans to local and a few
mans stone mansion to be built on the lot
at the north west corner Of Cooper and
Euclid streets. The estimated cost of the
building is between SIS, 900 and SIS, 900. =
DIR. Chas. Gray, of Hopkins street, whe
has been employed at DuPonts Powder
Mills at Gibbstown has accepted position
with chemical firm at Maplewood, N. J.
and will begin his new duties about April
Dr. Gray and wife will be greatly missed
from church activities and the social life Of
She city.
Mrs Sneyd's orchestra, of which Mr.
HARE M. Brodwater is member, was roy.
ally entertained at his home on Centre
street last Tuesday night. After the regu
lar rehearsal there was a social hour, dur
ing which time there were vocal and instru
mental solos, followed by refreshments
which were thoroughly enjoyed by all.
In Chancery Chambers at Jersey CITY
last Monday Vice Chancellor Garrison, OF
application of A. L. Rogers, Esq made
division of the estate OF she late Jane War
rick Of Redwood. After deducsing claim
of $500 filed by Samuel r. Warrick, th,
estate, which amounts to about 81. 600. wal
equally divided between Samuel WarFick
and his sister, Mrs. Taylor, Of Redwood.
The Retail Merchants Association o
Gloucester County held their March meet
ing Wednesday afternoon and at its clos'
enjoyed banquet at Newton Hotel
Seventy -four members, Solicitor Avis ani
J. D. Carpenter partook Of the rich repast
At the close Of the feast Of solids, speeches
were made and problems Of the Association
discussed. We learned that several new
members were added at this meeting.