Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-12-28

The citys schools will open next
Tuesday.
Ticket 1897 wins the doll at the
5 e. 10 cent store.
Scott Smith is having bungalow
built at Ocean Gate.
There are three cases of scarlet
fever in Woodbury..
Game Warden Avis entertained at
family reunion Christmas Day.
DIR. Diverty entertained his broth
er, Rev. James Diverty, over Xmas.
Christmas Day, 1911, was bright
and pleasant, almost spring day.
The engagement of Dr. Duncan
Campbell and Mrs. Geo. w. Grove, is
announced.
job Scott and James C. yGriscom
are on a cunning trip beyond the
Mississippi.
IF. G. Grimshaw and wife, of Aber-
deem Place, are spending several days
at Paterson.
See advertisement of adjourned
vendue by Mrs. Frederic Bahman,
at Swedesboro.
VIM. Hawn and wife of Dare
town, spent Christmas with his
Brother Charles.
The Gloucester County Demo-
crat wishes everybody, everywhere a
Happy New Year!
DIR. Frank E. Mathers, of Free
hold, spent Christmas with his par
ents on Woodland avenue.
r,,,,<, n ~, dsor,o,,d opd 49,, q :,
or would be renters are having trouble
to secure places to their liking.
"A. c. Harker will start West
next Saturday for load of horses to
be sold on the 18th of January.
The Christmas entertainment of
the Central Baptist Sunday school
will be held tomorrow evening.
Chancellor Pitney has appointed
A II. Swackhamer, Esq, a Special
Master and Examiner in Chancery.
Earl Oliver is spending the Holt
days in Woodbury., but will return
to the Norfolk Maynard in few
days.
The Boy Scouts were presented
with a troop flag and an American
flag Friday evening by Mrs. B. F.
Klaiz
Mr. Wesley B. Gill, of Swedes-
boro, was this morning elected a Di
rector of the First National bank of
Woodbury..
II ID. NJ. Mumford presented the
children of the West End and Car
Spenter street schools with box of
candy on Christmas,
On account of the condition of
Mrs. VIM. Fredericks, the hearing set
down for the 28th inst, has been adj
journed for another week.
The New Jersey Loyal Temper
ance Legion Institute will be held in
the Presbyterian Church, Haddonfield,
on Tuesday, January g.. 1912.
Engineer Joseph Rogers, who
has been engaged in constructing
water plant in Frederick, Md, is
spending the holidays at home.
-Westville defeated the Moose
basketball team Christmas afternoon
by the score of 29-19. IDS evens
up the series; the deciding game will
be played New Years Day.
John c. Carpenter, of Green St,
was injured in the bridge collapse on
the Medford Mranch of the W. j. G
S. r. R.,sSunday to the extent of
broken leg and severe bruises.
List of letters advertised Dec. 25,
1911: Mrs. I. T. Hirst, Mrs. A. s.
Kirby, Miss Katie Miller (2), Mrs.
Joe Westcott, Mr.. Geo. Elvey, Frank
Wheeler, Mingiengo Demaico.
DR. Manning, of the Central Bap-
fist Church will preach Sunday morn
ing ON Looking Backward" at night,
Looking Forward Some of the
Christmas music will be repeated
Director Geo. Tonlxin, of the
Board of Chosen Freeholders, whose
term expires Jan 1, made it known
at the December meeting, that in case
the new Board concluded to elect a
Examiner of Weights and Measures
that he was candidate for the posi-
ton.
The Xmas entertainment of the
Bethlehem Baptist Sunday school
(colored) was held last evening The
attendance was large. DR.. Manning
in his address, said that the decera-
lions of the church, singing and reci-
tations would compare favorably with
anything he ever knew of.
Hugh Maydole, a Y. M. G. "a.
officer of Camden county, met sew
eral men from Woodbury. interested
in the Y Nc. G. A. project, including
the Men and Religion Committee. He
advised that County Association be
formed with headquarters at Wood
bury, and that large room be pro-
cured for the use Of the Association,
and not separate fully equipped
building.
Fire destroyed the Odd Fellows
Hall located at Hoboken, Monday, the
loss being $50,o80-