Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-12-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

-Edw. E. Kean is on three weeks
trip to Denver, Col.
The Union prayer meeting was
held at the First Baptist Church last
night.
Contractor Leslie began digging
the cellar for Hutchinson's garage
this week.
The Christmas entertainment Of
the Central Baptist S. S. will be held
Friday evening, Dec. 29.
-Jeweler Thoman is giving a match
safe with purchase amounting to one
dollar or more while they last.
AT George C. Tonkin's sale clover
hay sold at S30.25; timothy $22; old
corn 90e., new corn rs and TIC.
The first snow of the season fell
last Monday, to the depth of perhaps
an inch. In Jersey City 8 inches tel1
List of letters advertised Dec. 4,
1911: Miss Jennie Gray, Mrs. John
Rusk, Mr.. L. E. Allen, j. L. Johnson.
Mrs. Joseph Gibson, of Cooper ST.
underwent a serious operation this
morning, at her home, it being per-
formed by Dr. Deal, assisted by DR..
Brewer.
Mr.. Chas. A. Brown, of this city,
is the Gloucester and Camden County
agent of the Central Insurance Co., OF
Cincinnati.
Jos. b. Best has the contract to
erect the new garage for the Hutchin-
son Motor Company, and has a force
of men digging the cellar. ~
Mrs. Thomas Glover, of High St.,
underwent an operation for the re-
n1oyal Of cataracts Sunday. DR.. Pa
len and assistants did the operating.
Thanksgiving Day afternoon, the
Moose basket ball team of this city
defeated Westville by the score of ~
to SO. Parkside will be their oppon-
ents tonight.
An illustrated trip to the Yellow
stone Park will be given under the
auspices of the Mems Glass of the
Central Baptist Church tonight. A
silver Offering.
Don't forget VIM. S. Hurff's sale,
near Barnsboro, Tuesday, December
70, at II o'clock, sharp. It's going to
be whopper Coffee and sandwiches
in the afternoon.
IA service for the installation of
teachers and officers will be held at
the Central Baptist Church Sunday
evening. The Rev. P. E. Howard
will deliver an address.
The Mems Meeting next Sunday
afternoon will be held in the Central
Baptist Church The Rev. p. E. How
ard of the Sunday School Times, will
address the meeting.
The teachers of the Central Bap-
fist Sunday school held their monthly
meeting at the home of Miss Caroline
Smith at Haddonfield, Monday even
ing. Eleven made the trip.
Charles Starr, a member of the
Boy Scouts of this city, was present
ed with a medal last Friday night by
the National organization for saving
Stanley Sutton from drowning when
camping last summer.
The Board of Education has rent
fed room in the Abbott block opposite
/ the Merritt block, and one in the BIZ
DO building on Broad street, hoping
to relieve the congestion in the pres
ent high school rooms. 90
Mrs. Anna l.. Breeze, wife of
Edw. P. Breeze of this city, died on
Monday morning at the home of her
sister, Mrs. J.. e. Estell. The fun
eral was held Wednesday afternoon,
with interment at Eglington.
/ Mr.. NJ. w. Newton has plans pre-
pared for teautifying and moderniz-
/ ing the old Sam'l Franklin house, of
which he recently became possessed,
which will not change the exterior APP
pearance, but modernize the interioS.
Robert Matlack, substitute trds-
tee of the estate of the late Robert
X. Matlack has sold the farm
in Logan township known as the Chas.
Norton farm, to Sam'l Stokes Hunt,
for $1,000. Mr.. Hunt has occupied
the farm for several years.
Catching her foot in rug yester-
day, Mrs. Joseph Morgan, of 8. Broad
St., had quite serious fall. In fall
ing, her head struck the sill at the
side of the room, cutting quite cash,
and requiring the services of physi-
clan.
An adjourned meeting Of Friend
ship Fire Co. will be held tonight.
A chief and three assistants are to
be nominated, their names to be pre-
scented to City Council at their annual
meeting.
The Board of Education Is adver-
Using for bids for electrical work for
the WILLIAM AIILLIGAN SCHOOL,
Woodbury.. Strange how Right will
triumph our Might even in this heart-
less world.