Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-09-10
LOCAL BRIEFs.

3~S~eV oceA'
Mr. Roland Clark is spending sometime
at Tuckahoe.
Farmers should read the adv. Of the n.
j. Breeders Commission.
-Rey. Charles DeWoody, has leased the
Strohm house on West street.
There is movement among high school
Apnpils TO organize county foot ball league.
Miss Myrtle Stewart of Tioga is the
guest of Mrs. A. c. Abbott Of Maple street.
The Misses Emma and Elizabeth Loud
enslager are spending sometime in Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs. H. G.. Dixon and son Morris, will
start for Madison, Ind, tomorrow, to visit
relatives,
Don't forget the Penna. R. R. dollar
excursion to Atlantic City next Saturday.
See adver.
Mrs. Robert Bradshaw Of Washington,
d. c., is visiting Jacob Hendrickson of Red
Sank avenue
Charles Edwards and wife have been
spending few days with their son Morton,
at Woodstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dilks celebrated
she thirty-eighth anniversary of their mar
xiage, last Friday afternoon.
Miss Dorah Miller of Atlantic City,
sakes the place of Miss Stewart, as CONNER
cial teacher in the high school.
1T is wtrshy Of note that since negro
'Tom'' johnson has been confined in jail,
hold-ups have ceased in Woodbury..
Services will be held in the Barnesboro
church at 10 O'Clock a. M, and Sunday
school at II O'clock. Rev. Griffith, of Pit
man, pastor.
Mr. John Prentiss, superintendent of
she Metropolitan Insurance Company, is
eaking two weeks vacation, touring through
New York and New England.
&c. Clark Shuster, of Cross Keys, visited
his brother B. B. Shuster on the homestead
at Paradise on Labor Day, and just for ex-
-srcise killed ten dozen reed birds and 20
raiI birds.
The ladies of the Central Baptist Church
will hold their annual Bazaar as usual the
zirst Thursday and Friday in December,
81 and 4th.
Governor Fort on Friday appointed
Joseph A. Birkhoiz, of Orange, riparian
commissioner TO succeed William Cloke, of
Trenton, recently named State commission
@r Of reports
Miss Julia Champion, of Centre street
returned to her duties last Monday, as
eeacher of music, both vocal and instrument
sal, in the State Institution for the blind,
at Palababa, Alabama.
Miss Mabel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
ANDREW Muenzenherger, and Joseph S. RE
", of Gloucester City were married at the
Catholic Church, Wednesday morning. 1t
was brilliant affair, and the large party
made merry till late hour. Rev. Father
DoIan officiated.
One Of the best features eyer gwen to
che press of she country for publication is
William Jennings Bryan's great lecture
The Prince of Peace, y published on the
9Th page of this issue of the DEMOCRAT.
Mrs. D. P. Stranger is enlarging her
double house on High street, and putting in
modern improvements and connecting with
she sewer After this work is completed,
the house is to be painted and concrete walk
po;a and ov,rl and erutter sot
List of advertised letters for the week
ending September 1908, Miss Marguerite
Carroll, Miss Mary C. Hughes, Miss Kate
AIatlack. Miss Mary Rhodes, Mrs. Anna
Warwick, Mr. W D. Baxter. Mr. John
Caldwell, Mr. J Heller.
Mrs. A. E. Budd has rented cottage
at Tewnsend's Inlet, Cape May County,
where the family are spending a week.
Miss Anna Heel, Matilda Plats, Charles W
Urban, Lewis Tregise and William Simon
have joined them.
The registration of voters on Tuesday
reached 1360-301 in the First Ward; 58l
in the Second and 478 in the Third The
<ofal registration ID the CITY lase year was
7367-3l5 in the First Ward, $50 in the
Second and 467 in the Third.
The Ladies Bible Glass of the First Bap-
sist Church will hold homemade bread,
pie and cake sale IN the lecture room of the
chureh on Saturday, September 18th COM
snencing at IL O'Clock. Don't fail to lay in
your supply of good things for over Sunday.
Mr.. A. Fl. Locke gave reception at
bis home No 296 South Broad street, last
evening, in honor Of Alfred Peters and wife,
of Lone Tree, Iowa, and Mr.. Louis Wills,
Of Pullman, Ill. There were forty guests
present from Philadelphia, Camden and
'svoodbury.