Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LOCAL BRIEFS.
Bi5o's Jumbo cigars are better than ever.
- D Carpenter took trip to Rhode
Island, over Sunday
Henry Maier, formerly of Woodbury.,
was elected Coroner Of Cumberland county,
AZ the recent election.
Mrs. DR. BigeIow, of Washington, d.
c., is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Emma
liae Raeten, for few days.
Mrs. c. VOORHEES,, of Hunter street,
defs on Saturday for a soiourn in West
Philadelphia with her sister.
Rev. aud Mrs. Heisley, parents OF Mrs
I. Dowdney Clark, moved from Farming
dale 10 Woodbury. on Monday.
-sshegIff elect, Thomas L. Wilson, gave
dIansr to his bondsmen and few friends
as Newson's Hotel last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Patterson, of Hop
kins street. were royalty serenaded last
Friday Night by the railroad gang
Mrs. Mary Carpenter, who has been
speeding the Summer in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island, returned home this week.
Miss Lillian Garrett has been elected
aa seacher in the Wenonah school to take
she place of Miss Anna G. Clayton who re-
aigued
Randolph Morton and wife left on
Wednesday for Hampton, Va. to be she
guest Of Rev. C. A. Jenkens ani wife for
Sen days
THE Boston Tean given by the Gem
fsssi Baptist Church last Thursday night,
was very successful event About $50
was cleared.
Miss Emily Dubois, who has been
visiting her aunt in Cleveland, Ohio, is now
payiue visit with Mr. and Mrs Charles
Barber at Fort Thomas, Kentucky.
Thomas Tyler, Jr., and Clarence I inn
hefalan, glassbIowers. who went to Roches-
ter, \ Y, to work at their trade have
Eesaraed home, because OF lack Of werk.
Last Monday John 81 gudd Is two three
ye&r old colts tried TO go in the stable side
by side A thumb larch stuck out an inch,
and eue had feur inch cash cut in its side.
Mr. F E. Allen, who has the coal
business of Pedrick Bros, has rented one
Of the Foole houses on Hunter street, and
wilt soon move his family from Wilkes
barre, Pa
Howard C. Stewart, one Of Mrs. A.
"A. stokes clerks, was given freedom
patty last Saturday evening by his parents
as oaeir heme in Chestnut Hill. large
nuuser Of his friends from here were
present.
Manager Joseph T Sickler, of the I'M
persal Road Company, says the work 90
age Crown Point Road improvement will
he completed on the 1ssh instant, when it
viii he turned over 30 the Board of Free
holders.
-Andes E. Budd turned horse out Sat-
aEday morning, and it went across she field
seward wire fence at full speed as horses
will. aud did not seem to see the fence un-
a&ft u6 acdce3cu IL = lei hc JAductu Dls iUi Z
deet soIidly, bat the momentum be had
gained was so great that she animal turned
% complete samersaIt oyor the fence.
Esrauge to say, the animal was not even
scratched.
-List of letters remaining uncalled for
she week ending Nov. 9, 1908: Miss Louise
Gundy, Mrs. NJ. P. McGrath, Miss Allener
I4ouis. Eleanor Pynn, Bert Anderson,
Frank Barnett, George BabeF, VIM Bever-
fy, jobs G. Beckett, Cato Guiseppi, Oliver
Davis Chas Frigett, VIM. Groome, Jr
Togan B. Heritsge, Fred Kaiser, P AIalett,
sgseeege Laws, Chas. Lee, Walter Philips,
john Fl. Richards, VIM. Rondler, John
Rasland, VIM. Sallman. R. Taggart, Geo
Schaefeld, Fred schultze, J. p Simmons
5ehn f Smith (2), Geo. H. Smith (2),
.Fos1u Smith, Peter NJ Struber, Sherman
Steward (2), w. Fl. Steward. Jr., Frank
lin Stout, Eleven A. Sykes, Philip Vance
jos. Wallace JOS Walters, Glenn Watson
f2). Henry Weatherby, voigel williams
Special; Harry Williams, Henry White,
HAIRY woodruff, Warren G. Woodruff, jos
Wright