Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-12-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.


The bank statements are adver-
tised.
Chosen Freebooter VIM. T. Coop
er is very i'll.
Howard S. Hanthorn has return
ed from California.
$4,000 was cleared by the ladies
of Christ Church at their bazaar held
last week.
Miss Margaret Thomas, Of Laurel
street, was given birthday party last
Saturday evening.
The County Board of Taxation is
having fewer appeals this year than
any previous year.
The ladies of the Methodist church
cleared over 5000 from their supper
and sale last week.
DO your Christmas shopping early
is the new watchword. And its
sensible thing to do.
house No. 264 Morris street to Mrs.
Louis Hole, of London.
The High School basket ball team
defeated Glassboro Tuesday afternoon
by the score of 80 to %.
Jos. Carr, the Pitman horse deal
er, has gone to Missouri after lot
for his first sale of 1912.
M. W. Newton has awarded the
contract to remodel the Franklin
house to VIM. D. Fletcher.
Harry Glogger will open barber
shop at the room now occupied by the
Motorcycle Co. on Cooper st.
j. R. Wick, who sustained a
slight stroke of paralysis last week,
is recovering rapidly and is about his
room.
Miss Jane Henry, of Swarthmore
College, had the Misses Ada and Lou
ella Rice as her guests last Friday
and Saturday.
The Wilson Progressive League
of Pitman will meet at the office of
D. S. Pancoast this Thursday even
ing at 8 o'clock.
Miss Edith A. Young has been
elected teacher in the High School
at salary of $4,000 for the balance
of the school year.
Architect Clifford Shivers has pur
chased lot from the Twells estate
and will erect residence thereon, in
the grove ON Delaware street.
The installation services at the
Central Baptist Church last Sunday
evening attracted a large number of
persons, and were much enjoyed.
List of letters advertised Dec. 1,
1911: Mrs. Eva Conover, Mrs. K. M.
Eastlack, Mr.. Geo. Dykes, Herman
BOILER, R. M. Spencer, Thomas Will
Jams.
See adver. of Sewell Nurseries,
The proprietors, John McCleary C Son
are skilled in the business, and all
their business transactions are based
on honor.
w. A. Downer & Son, of Glass
boro, announce the sale of SO acre
farm at Langley's Corner, from Andy
DeYoung to Mary M. Smith, of Long
Island, for $4,000.
The batch of picked chickens
found in the possession of George
Valley, colored, last Friday, have been
found to belong to Ralph Hustled, re-
siding near Mantua.
At the request of the late Lucille
Andrews, twenty-seyen of her books
have been given to the Deptford Insti-
tute library and several reference
books to the High School. co
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kircher, of
Westville, have named their first born
William C. Allen Kircher Well
wager that this boy begins life with
a pair of copper toed boots.
Woodbury. youngsters have gotten
the pushmobile fever and on Christ
foot of Delaware street to the corner
of Broad and Hunter streets. 90
Farmers have done lot of plow-
ing the last two weeks. Last year
at this time they were shoyeling
snow. Every acre turned over now
is so much done toward early plant
ing next spring.
County Engineer Cattell's plans
of the new Mt. Royal bridge have
been approved by the War Departs
snent. BY the way, that old bridge,
that is deemed insecure, carries Is
ton roller all right. n
The fishers Union Of the Presby
terrain Church has elected the follow
ing officers President, George P Z.
Best; vice president, Carroll e. Bar
Rer; secretary and treasurer, Albert
r.. Maier; financial secretary, David
r.. Brewer.
George Seeley, well known In this
city, was taken into custody By Dep