Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-10-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Examine the registry ilSl, anu Ut
sure you are registered.
John Fitzgerald has placed bill
lizard table in his pool room.
Mr.. Lee Duffield has been spend
ing few days at Bridgeton.
Attend the Democratic Meetings.
They are advertised in this paper.
Miss Helen Smith, of Newton ave-.
is visiting her sister in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Dobbins' C.S Glass held a
pie and cake sale on Saturday, clear
ing $40 90
Mrs. Baker and Miss Rudolph
have gone to their winter home in
Pasadena, Cal.
Miss Clara Elmer, of GlassBoro
has been a recent guest of Miss Mabel
Duffield of Curtis ave.
Born: Oct. "a, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. c. Gum, at Burlington, N. j ;,
a son-Geo. c. Gum, Jr.
The Board of Trade was scheduled
to resume its sessions last night but
a quorum was not present.
"A. S. Wilson has sold to Harvey
Horn, of Williamstown, a new five
passenger Buick automobile.
Mrs. William Kennedy, who
spends the summer in Woodbury., has
gone to Philadelphia for the winter.
Walter Myers, of German street,
has been spending few days climb
ing the mountains in Pennsylvania.
The Woodbury. Loan Association
has sold to Frank D. Witherbee, a
residence at Woodbury. Heights. for
81, 1900.
The Parish Aid Society of Christ
Church cleared about eighteen dol
lars oh the cake and pie sale held on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fuller and
daughter. of Bass Point. Mass, have
been recent guests of W. C. Hodge,
of High ST.
Council No. 81 0. u. A. II. real
lied quite neat sum from their en-
tertainnlenl on Tuesday evening. The
house was full at both shows.
The German Verein of the High
School were entertained by Henry
Gaventa, of Repaupo, Friday evening,
making the trip in Rambo's coach.
Councilman Heaton is having a
heater put in his residence on High
street, also other improvements made.
Plumber Thompson is doing the work.
..Chas. Morris Keebler is assisting
County Engineer VIM c. Cattell. Mr..
Keebler is a graduate of the engineer
ing department OF, Rutgers, class II.
Miss Camella T. Whitley, of Wood
bury, and Mr. W H. Haines, of West
Deptford township, were married last
Wednesday by Rev. w. L. Haines, OF
Gloucester.
Miss Lillian Wyman. the Garmsn
teacher in the High School, was cali
ed TO her home in New Hampshire on
Tuesday on account Of the serious i'll
ness ef her mother.
Miss Venelda Hitchner, of Davis
street, was given surprise party by
her schoolmates last Friday night. A
very enjoyable evening was spent
playing games, etc.
-Sam1 Wurst has purchased the
Chas. Lacy farm of Al acres near
Ricfwood, for $500, and will occupy
the place this Fall.
VIM. NJ. Burke, of Goshen, N.
J., is visiting his son, P, B. Burke.
Mr. Burke, though "a years old, does
not require glasses with which to
read.
The High School basket ball team
defeated the Vineland High School
team Tuesday afternoon by the score
of 81 to r. The senior girls lost to
the Freshman girls by the score OF
26s to 27.
Mr.. and Mrs. j r.. George, OF
Dover, Del, have been spending some
time with their daughter, Mrs. Wright
of Curtis Ave- Mr. and Mrs. George
have made many friends here by the
singing at the meetings in the Court
House.
List of letters advertised for the
week ending Oct. %, 1911: Miss
Bancroft, Mrs. j. H. Beckett, Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. j. Bond, Mrs Media
Kennedy, Miss Clara Roland, John
Keebler, Walter Splivers, Spencer S.
Wright.
The Gloucester County Letter
Carriers Association of Gloucester Co
will meet at the home of P. Howard
Avis, MulHca Hill, next Saturday even
ing at s o'clock E. A. Oliver, dele
gate to the National Association, is
expected to be present.
Frederick Schneider, conductor
was crushed SO badly Saturday might
that he died in Cooper Hospital Mon
day morning. He was 35 years Oil
living in Camden. The accident hap
pened at Paradise while he was coup
ling cars.
Mis- Emaline Budd, of German ST..
gave luncheon last Saturday even
ing in honor of Miss Grace e. Smith
Germantown. Guests were presen'
from Woodbury., Newbold, PhiIadel.
phia, Germantown and RutIeg Miss
Smith received two handsome, cul
glass dishes fram the guests.