Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-01-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever.

LOCAL BRIEFS.
Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever.
Deputy Sheriff Cunningham is
again able to be Oh duty.
Mrs. Cora DiEniclS. OF Elmer, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Clement
Anderson.
-Coachman Rambo is able to be
about after TWO weeks lay-off Oh
account of illness.
Mr.. Paul Henry will erect house
en- Glover street. Thompson Allen &
Son have the contract
Mr.. Joseph Dell has returned
from the Hahnemann hospital where
he was treated for his eyes.
Edward A. Hankins, of Bridge
port, moved to the J. j. Costello farm
near Wenonah on Tuesday.
Lieut. Barber is home FROM Fort
Thomas, Tenn, for a short visit. His
next station will be in Panama.
MIR j. Albert Green fell over some
obstruction in front of the Ladd prop
erty on Broad street and injured his
back
~ Keep in mind the annual meeting
OF the Historical Society of Gloucester
county in the Court House, on next
Tuesday. ~ 60
Miss Mary Walton returned to Mt.
Holyoke College Wednesday morning,
Miss K. G. Carpenter to Buckncll on
Monday.
&C. A. Marshall & Bros. have moved
their stock from No. 229 Broad st.
10 NN~,II
street.
Mr.. John Robinson, Of Royersford,
have been recently visiting AR and
Mrs. Thomas C. Pennington, OF Ger
man street.
The bungalow on Hopkin street
which has been completed by Contrac-
tor Best, has been rented by Mr.. { S.
Maschter, chemist at the powder
works.
A. E. Budd had family gather
ing at his home ON New Years Day,
among the party being Aunt Meri-
bah Tomlin, of German street, in her
S7th year
On account of the great amount
OF news matter necessary to insert in
this issue we have found it necessary
TO defer publication of the death roll
of 1908 to our next issue.
The Adams Express Co. has
rented the room in thu rear of Chas.
Parks real estate Office as headquar-
ters for the new five cent package
service, which began lasg Tuesday
-Deptford Free Library a.know-
Iedges the receipt of New Jersey Army
Records from Miss Anna Clayton mes
I<atk u
Rob't K. Matlock and a check from
Jacob H Bibo.
j. d. Cunard, of Almoneson, has
kept record of the weather for sew
eral years, and says there has been
a great similarity of weather condi-
tions the first four days of 1905-0G-07-
9S and 1909, not varying six degrees.
The real estate firm of D. F. len
Erickson & Co, of this city, report the
sale this week of the EVAN Wheel
wright and blacksmith shops, large
hall and residence from iona w.
Lacy to John A. Elliott, of Talleyville,
Del.
Elmer Bradshaw, of Middleton,
has installed an air pressure water
plant in the home of Frank D.titham,
@ee N'Ae1A hoDO4 ", utQ IL WI Nd uH0. we
hope to be able to tell our readers
more about this new water supply ap-
Dliance in the near future.
Another meeting of the citizens
and taxpayers of Deptford township
will be held in the hall at Westville,
on Thursday of next week. to consider
the question of dividing the township
into two voting districts, and to dis
cuss the incorporation scheme.
Alfred B. jerks, treasurer OF the
Woodbury. Mill & Lumber Company,
having had an advantageous offer
from the Rowe Motor Company, to
represent them in Colorado, he dis
posed of his interest to Josiah d.
Hoops, of Downingtown, Pa, who has
been elected director and treasurer to
fill the vacancy.