Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-17
LOCAL BRIEFs.

LOCAL BRIEFS.
Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever
Miss K. G. Carpenter will be home
srem Bushnell to-day for the holiday vaca-
sion
Two hundred dollars were cleared from
she fair held at Christ Church last Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Woodbury. school children will
have a holiday vacation extending from
December "a 10 Monday January
Members Of Florence Lodge, No. 81,
Rree and Accepted Masons attended servi-
eses at Christ Church Sunday morning.
Stanley Evans was doped and robbed
aaa $50 last Saturday evening while riding
CON the train from Williamstown TO Wood
bury
Mrs. Fletcher Holmes and daughter are
visiting in Reading, near Boston, Mass,
and will be Joined by Mr.. Holmes on SAT-
varday
There is an old truism among mer-
chants that goods we'll bought are half sold.
This will apply to advertising, rightly adj
zertised goods are as good as sold.
We call especial attention to those Of
our readers who have to do with horses,
ssaws, hogs or chickens, TO the advertise
1aeut OF Red Heart Remedies in this
paper.
-Orla BalIenger and wife began house
Keeping yesterday at 81 High street. They
arrived at their future home about noon to
sind evidences of welcome left there by
friends
&c gorge Koran has returned home from
q four years and three months cruise in the
navy Five months ago be left Shanghai,
China, and has since visited every part of
she world
DIR. Walter f. Rice and wife, of STAN
Ford, Conn.,, came to Woodbury. on Tues
day 20 take dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
WIN. 4. Fisher, that date being Mr.. Fish
ers birthday.
Jesse T. Terress and Elizabeth M.
SSeeley, OF near Woodbury., were married by
Rev. Chas. E. DeWoony, Pastor of the Gen.
GFal Baptist Church, at his home 90 West
street, on Saturday evening last at o'clock.
The second of a series of meetings for
raeu was held in the First Baptist Church
Sunday afternoon, and was addressed by
Hou Conrad OFT, of Camden. The singer
was Prof. Wallace D. Heaton, of Philadel
Dhia Business College.
Real estate matters are showing con-
SIDERABLE activity ia our town. The F L.
wilkins Agency has closed the sale of 1913
Evergreen avenue from George P. Stokes
30 A. b. Garfield; and Of 2l8 Cooper street
from H. B. Gill to Clarence Fl. Batten.
Louis Rambony, of Franklin Township,
Gloucester County, who was fined $50 and
imprisoned for three months for a shooting
saffray, was placed in charge of Probation
Officer Smith, and will pay his fine in in
sstalments, having served his prison SEN
saeuce.
Seal your mail matter with Red Cross
stamps, on sale in Woodbury. at Merritts
aud Marshalls drug stores, and Hawn's
cafe, and the post Office The local Tuber-
esuTosis society will reap the benefits, and
every one sold is an aid to stamping out
she Great White Plague"
Charles Minister the Woodhnrv cloth
serer and gents furnisher, has the hand
soonest show window in the city, and it
surely is an index of the taste he possesses
and applies in the selection of his stock.
woodbury. men don't haye to go to Phil
9AdeIphia to buy anything in bis line, and
aheir lady friends can buy Christmas gifts
eheEe and be sure they are getting the
Eight thing.