Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-03-11
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LOCAL BRIEFS.
Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever.
=. "A fireworks factory has been ,es-I
tablished at Newfeld. -oSD
"A. F. & J. ]. Jenkins are now the
owners of the Newfield Item. .>Ac<o
-Chas. w. Knight filled his ice
house last week with 81 inch ice. no
Miss Sadie Shreve, of Moorestown,
has been recently visiting Miss Clara
Pearson.
-Chas. P. Budd has new three
horse DeHart cut-under, with chain
tail gate.
Frank Hollingshead is going to
farm the Pierce farm, near Coopers
Hill, next season.
Miss Isabelle P. Owen and sister
left on Tuesday morning for Florida
to stay a few weeks.
The pie and cake sale given by
Miss Rachor's Sunday-school class
last Saturday cleared S27.35.
Rev. A. P, Botsford left on We'd
nesday for Williamstown, Mass, to
remain for the balance of the month.
Miss Bessie Westcott spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. T. A. Campbell, at Pleasantville.
County Clerk Sturgess has put
in complete line of legal blanks for
the accommodation of persons deslr-
ing them.
Atwood Bros, the wel1-known.
furniture and carpet dealers, of Phila@
have an interesting Spring announce
ment in this paper. !
w. H. Hannold & Sons, the we'll
known Swedesboro merchants, tell in
IAN interesting and convincing way of
bargains in their line.
Augustus Barker. Pierson, young
est son of Mr. Geo. E. Pierson, and
Teller in the Farmers and Mechanics
bank, is i'll with tonsilitis.
A machine that will cancel five
hundred letters a minute was started
sin Woodbury. post Office last Monday.
This is an era of rapid machines. u.
The biggest tenement house in
New York City is to be built by Mrs.
W.-K. Vanderbilt. 1t will cost $1,000
1000 and comfortably house 400 fam
lilies.
County Engineer Carter took
Chosen Freeholders Casperson, Cooper
and Sharp over to Magnolia Monday to
view a piece of fine road recently laid
there.
Mr.. H. Nathan, of Clayton, will
have a sale of cows, bulls and farming
Implements on Wednesday, March 81.
The sale will be fully advertised in
-Jafpr issi1n nf this DaDor
Our readers desiring high class
eggs for setting will be able to find
such by consulting our advertising
columns. The advertisers are all re-
sponsible persons and have fine breed
ing stock.
DR.. Harris Underwood broke his
right wrist last Monday, while start
ing his automobile. The crank took
"a bareback, with that unfortunate
result. DR.. H. H. Clark reduced the
fracture.
&C. A. Brown and wife, DR.. Geo.
e. Reading and H. v. Rogers, and ia
cob G. Hendrickson and wife attended
the Inauguration ceremonies last week
and experienced all the delights of
March 4 at the seat of government.
Last Monday Sheriff Wilson sold
the Jodlowski property in North Wood
bury, to F. B. Davis, Esq, represent
ing the complainant, for 1850; also
the VIM. A. A'Hern farm in Green
witch township, to Alfred Fogg, the
complainant, for $4,000.
Among those who passed the
State Bar examination at the Febru-
airy term, and were sworn in as at
torneys-at law on Tuesday was James
D. Carpenter, Jr., of this city He
served his clerkship with Thomas E.
French and Samuel H. Richards, in
Camden, and will graduate from the
University of Pennsylvania Law
School in June. Lawyer Carpenter
has his office at LOG Market street,
Camden.
The Gloucester County Breeders
Association is meeting at the home of
H. W. Moore to-day, when final dis
position will be made of the State
stallion The animals weight is 1888
lbs; he is fine bodied and splendid
disposition.
Next Tuesday evening the annual
school election will be held in the
Academy, Woodbury., for three mem
bers of the Beard of Education, the
terms of Messrs. Underwood, Parker
and Hughes, expiring. We under
stand that our colored citizens are
dissatisfied with the Boards DISPOSE
ton of first year high school pupils of
their color in keeping them in Car
penter street school under instruction
.~of Mr. Dickerson, and are considering
plan by which some of their color.
may be elected, and their pupils plac
ed in the class in the Academy. The
Democrats, opinion is that the
Board has done the best it could under
existing conditions, and there is lit
tie doubt if the situation is made clear,
all will be reelected by good majori-
ties.
Jos. NJ Coombs has plans in the
hands of contractors for new twin