Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

in OYerbrook, Pa.
Miss Eva Swain, of Chicago, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Sarah Paul.
Harry A. Fish and son attended the
auto races at Savannah. Ca /, last week.
The interior of she Star Meat Market
has been refreshed by coat Of paint, by
Robert Gibson. so
-Prof. E. J. Frey and family of Mer-
ohantyiIle, spent Thanksgiving Day with
friends in Woodbury..
"A large arc light has been placed in
front of Stokes grocery store, anG makes
quite an Improvements
General Samuel g. French celebrated
his 90th birthday at his sons home in Ala
bama on November 30 ~ ~
Mr.. Joseph Rodgers Of Hopkins street,
was brought home from she Hanemann
hospital last Saturday.
Mr.. Robert Pedrick of Atlantic City,
spent Thanksgiving with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Pednck.
MIR. and Mrs Harry D. Stevens. Of
Brooklyn. New York, have been recently
visiting Mr. ana MIS- Jeffry C Batsen
Mr. and Mrs Edmund schnobeI of
New York City, have recently been visiting
Charles Picard and wife Of Curtis avenue
The annual re. union OF the Heritage
family. was held at the home of Dr. ]. c.
Curry on HoIroyd Place, on Thanksgiving
Day.
The North Woodbury. Sunday school
had special Temperance Service last Sun
day Couuciiman-elect Curry made the adj
dress
Miss Mary Brown of Gloucester and Mr..
Robert Marshall, of Woodbury., were mar
ried on Thanksgiving Day at the home of
the bride
MIR. Harry B. Paul, formerly of this
city, now Of Plainfeld, was taken TO the
hospital on Tuesday suffering with acute
appendicitis.
The large maple trees which stood in
she pavement in 'front.' of the Laid property
on Broad Sc. have been removed in order
10 move the house. S-e--t7
HARE NJ Brodwater and family haye
moYed into their new house on Hopkins
street, and Mrs. Wiley has moved into the
house vacated by them.
Mr. Harry A. Rambo, Of Moorestown,
and Mr.. Charles W. Curtis. of Atlantic City,
both formerly of Woodbury., recently visited
their old fried Mr.. Thaok Cozens.
Some old coins dated 1878 and 1776
were found by she workmen while tearing
away the wall at ieweler Thoman's, where
he has erected a new show window
Rev. w. Norton, of Clozier Seminary,
has been visiting Mis-. Saunders, Of Curtis
avenue, and preached very ably in the
Central Baptist Church lass Sunday even
ing.
-Sennett's wheelwrieht shop was enter
ed by thieves Tuesday night who carried
of brass wheel, an attachment TO the city
chemical engine. For the purpose for which
it is intended, it is worth $25, TO the thieves
only fraction OF that.
just as workmen engaged in moving a
house down Penn street on Tuesday noon
had left the building, big chimney top
pied over and a ton or more of brick fell on
the spot they had just lefs. Who says
there is not "a divinity that shapes our
ends
"A huckseer for Kaighn's avenue firm
who had been canvassing Woodbury. for a
day or Two was arrested Wednesday morn
ing for selling rotten rabbits Later itawas
learned that be had stolen the team and
had kept his employers money, also that
his helper had robbed him. Bad business
all round.
Miss Jeanette Wilkins, of Woodbury.,
and Mr. Joseph Conner Robins, Of Philadel-
phia. we're married in the First Baptist
Church on Thanksgiving afternoon by the
Rev. w. E. Reynolds. Mr.. Joseph Conner
was best man, Miss LILLIAN wilkins, was
maid Of honor, and Mrs George Gum, of
Burlington, presided at the organ. After
their wedding taip the couple will reside in
West Philadelphia.
The "Bazaarv in the Central Baptist
Church opens this afternoon, containing I'M
Gil tomorrow evening. There will be the
usual assortment Of fancy and useful arti-
Giles, toys, eto., and table where go9d
home made baking and candy win be sold.
AS the lunch counter an appetizng lunch
will be served consisting Of cold meats,
aoaIIoped potatoes, baked beans, brown
bread, rolls, coffee, etc There will also be
something assractiys for the children.