Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-01-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than E,


See advertisement of Morton Mar
bic and Granite Works, Clayton.
w. J. Smith, the lineman, is very
i'll at his home in Gloucester City.
The financial report of E. Green
witch township is advertised in this
paper.
The broker who purchased Wood
bury Funding bonds at SOL, has them
listed at $1O6.
Mrs. J. j. Volk, of Hopkins street,
is sojourning with her parents in
New York City.
John Thompson, Jr., an employee
at Stokes grocery store, is very sick
with the grip s,
The Security Trust { bmpany, of
nouncement in this paper.
:. The trustees of the Historical So
sSciety of Gloucester county will meet
at j. G. Whitall's home, Monday after
noon, Feb. l, at 2 o'clock. CT
The Union Store, Mullica Hill, ad-
yertises Alfalfa meal, a positive cure
for leg weakness in chicks.
-Chas. H. Foley, Ed. Miller and
Frank Cox, walked from Paulsboro to
Woodbury. in one hour last Sunday
Walter c Wilkins, of Poplar ave-,
has been very i'll with pneumonia,
but is reported to be steadily i'm
proving.
-Terrapin, served in generous
quantity, yielded a profit of $82 to the
Mantua NJ. E. Church. on last FRIDAY
night.
Mr.. P. d. Burke, of West End, has
sold his grocery business to Mr.. Joel
A. Sagirs, who took charge Tuesday
morning.
Edward Hollis, of Mt. Royal, has
been awarded $4,000 damages ia his
suit against P A. B. Weidener, of
Philadelphia.
We have some government seed
sent here for public distribution.
First come, first served Send appli-
cation by postal.
1 The Laurel street greenhouses
have been purchased by florist ].
Reeves Merritt, who is having them
moved to West End. 20
The Melody Club will give its
Winter concert, the first of it's fourth
year, in the Opera House tonight, I'M
der the leadership of DIR. w. w. Gil
christ. ~
Mrs. Francis Oliver, who has re-
sided in the old Allen homestead on
Wood street for several years, moved
TO Mt. Ephraim last Friday, AMI will
make her home with her son
Director Tonkin of the Board of
Chosen Freeholders, and Freenolder
Usinger, have gone to Kansas City to
view the Imperial road laid there.
They will return about February s.
Miss Gertrude Walker, of Wood
bury, and Mr.. Frank Newkirk, of
Salem, N. J., were quietly married on
last Wednesday night at Camden.
They will reside in Philadelphia.
Miss Ola Fey, of Woodbur Y, and
Mr.. Frederick Sykes, of Gloucester,
were married at the M. E. pars mage
last Thursday night by the Rev. John
Y. Dobbins Mr.. and Mrs. Sykes will
reside in Woodbury.
The committee on Discussions of
the Board of Trade, recommended
that those listed for the last meeting
be continued, as they were not nearly
exhausted. Chief among them was
what inducements can Woodbury. Of
fer to Manufacturers who desire to
locate here?"
james H. Hutchinson, of German
street, has been very sick with APP
pendicitis and other stomach trouble,
is very much improved, but is still
confined to his bed. But through the
attendance of his ski1lful physician,
DIR. T. E. Parker, he expects soon to
be about again.
-On Monday morning last, James
Skill, of National Park, who is en-
ployed at League Island Navy Yard,
had his arm broken and his head
aacerated, by timber, that was being
hoisted in a derrick, falling. lie was
taken to the Methodist hospital, where
he now is. Chas. p Budd had mar
row escape from injury at the same
time.
The joint committees of the
Grange Picnic at Alcyoh Park will
this year issue an official program for
free distribution on the grounds dur
ing the picnic The feature of this
publication will be advertisements of
merchants and manufacturers seek
ing patronage of the Changers, and
the official program Of the three days
exhibit. For particulars, address E.
e. Clement, Thorofare, N. ]. "a
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