Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-11


LuuAL BkIEfS.
Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever
The bank statements are adver-
tised.
M. F. Riley and Frank Ale, of
Elmer, are in Iowa buying horses.
Rogers E. Burroughs has return
ed home after spending year in
Spokane.
THE Rev. Edgar Campbell began
his duties as rector of Christ Church
last Sunday. * ~
-Chas. T. Stratton, of Chester
town, Nd, has been recently visiting
his son, J. Fennimore Stratton.
Miss Bessie Thornton and mother,
of Phila., were guests of DR.. T. G.
Bennett and family on Sunday.
Mr. Marshall, of Haddonfeld, has
been elected as organist and choir
leader at the Presbyterian Church.
Woodbury. schools are celebrating
the Lincoln anniversary to-day. There
will be no school session tomorrow.
Colby Bros had a fine sale of
COWS last Saturday, disposing of 20
head at prices ranging from $50 toSS2.
Miss Miriam Ware has resigned
her position as teacher in the Salem
public schools on account OF poor
health.
New Lincoln postage stamps will
be on sale at the post office tomorrow.
They are very pretty, no advance in
price. CO
The Lydia Warner Burke property
NJ. To- e-fr hos
been purchased by John Rachor for
$500. NN-r~.es<o
Mrs Warner Kircher, of Ever
green ave., was given surprise party
. last Monday evening in honor of her
birthday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church cleared over
5000 at the supper given last Thurs
day night.
The Ladies Foreign Missionary
Society of the Central Baptist Church
met at the home of Miss Lucy Glad
ding, on Euclid ST., yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Eta Norris of Melrose Mass.
daughter of the late Mary A. Liver
more, took supper with Rudolph Ben
ezet and family onHopkins street on
Saturday last.
An illustrated lecture on Baptist
State Mission Work was delivered by
the Rev. R. E. Folsom in the First
Baptist Church last Sunday evening.
Walter Beardsworth, residing on
the Glassboro stone road, was hand
ling a revolver on Sunday. 1t went
off accidentally, and the bullet passed
through his hand.
The identity of the Leeds Dew
IL or What is 1t, has been revealed
by farmer below Woodbury.. He says
its Billy" Taft on Bryan's mule, look
ing for Prosperity. s-@1,
Mrs. T. D. Clark entertained her
sunday-school class at her home on
Centre street last Monday evening, at
which time the boys presented her
with a large bunch of carnations.
y Jos. L. Bailey was in Chicago last
week to buy cattle This was his first
trip there and he says it was both
profitable and enjoyable. He says
he has the finest lot of stock ever
brought here.
The Davis farm, containing 80
acres, on Delaware street, has been
B sold to Philadelphia capitalists,
Through the F. L. Wilkins agency and
4 fit is understood that it will shortly
y be opened up into building lots. 10
The Yacht Club gave its annual
; smoker in the Odd Fellows hall on
y Delaware street, last Tuesday evening
at which time Captain Sargent, OF
Phila., gave the boys a most interest
ing talk on rules and regulations.
at the close of the business session
Next Sunday morning pastor De-
Woody. of the Central Baptist Church,
will deliver a special discourse appro-
pirate to the anniversary of Lincoln's
Birthday. The subject will be: ABB
raham Lincoln, theTypical American. =
Cordial invitation is extended to men
bers of patriotic organizations to at
tend.
The Board of Directors and the
Tuberculosis Society will meetin the
Council chamber this evening, Febru-
ary IL. at 8 o'clock. The committee
on bylaws will also report at that
time. Every citizen interested in the
health of the city are requested to
meet with this Society and become a
member of it.
On Wednesday, February 18th,
1909. a handkerchief bazaar will be
held in Christ Church Parish House,
under the management of Mrs W.
Harrison Livermore, in the interest
lkof the Mile of Pennies" toward the
Parish House Building fund.- There
twill be handkerchiefs from every state
in the Union, several foreign countries
all counties in New Jersey and all
townships in Gloucester county In
addition pepper pot and clam chowder
can be purchased by the quart, and a
delicious lot of home made pies will
he for sale. The sale will open at
Il a. m. and continue until o'clock.
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