Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mr.. A. j. Proud, of Glassboro, is
quite i'll.
George G.. Green, 3rd, is the name
of a. new citizen of this city.
We have Government seed for
free distribution. First come, first
served. ~
Mr.. j. S. Sawyer has purchased
a lot at West End, on which to erect
steam laundry. 20
Mr.. Holiday, of Newark, is in
Gloucester county, trying to find anti
Wilson sentiment
Mrs. A. NJ Young, OF Elizabeth,
has been spending several days with
Mrs. F. w. Bake.
-Freeholder Usinger, of Logan, has
been very sick for several weeks, but
is now much improved.
Woodbury. Heights and Glen Ter
race have received chemical fire en-
gines during the past week.
The w H. S. A. A. will give a
moving picture show with vaudeville
in the opera house this evening.
The Kemble Church Epworth
League has sent barrel of goods to
the Children's Home at Trenton.
On Monday last Sheriff Allen sold
the John R. Downer property, in Will
Jamestown to George Huber for S552.
Jacob H. Bibo will sail for Eur
ope next Saturday in the hope that an
ocean voyage will be beneficial to his
health.
~, FRO of
mind to appreciate spring when It
comes-and no matter how soon that
may be.
The Rev. D. H. Schoch, of Pit
man will address the Mems Meeting
in the Central Baptist Church next
Sunday afternoon
i'm notifying the Democrat office of
change of postoffice, subscribers are
requested to give the OLD as we'll as
the NEW address.
Augustus Lay is representing
Ninnetonka Tribe No. 1879 at the two
days convention of the Grand Council
of Red Men at Trenton.
The Girls Minstrel Club will give
an entertainment on May 10th for the
benefit OF the New Jersey Childrens
Home Society at IrenIOn.
The lecture on India given by
DR.. Janvier for the Deptford Institute
was we'll attended and very instruct
i've. Mr.. c. A. Brown had charge
of the lantern.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank
has had executions issued against
Franklin township to recover $4,000,
the amount of notes negotiated by
former township officials
Edward Curtiss will take charge
of the laundry route formerly run by
Thos. Rainey. on March 18th. Agent
Denny, of Glassboro, will succeed Mr..
Curtiss in the Adams Express Office.
Florence Lodge, F. and A. NJ,
! is enjoying unexampled prosperity.
l Last evening five candidates were ad-
II United to the apprentice degree. A
Ntpossibility of the near future is a
Masonic temple in Woodbury.. Of
Monday evening was vaudeville
night at the Moose home and a great
crowd was present Having brought
in SO names since reopening of the
charter, George Nichols was present
ed with diamond studded Moose pin.
Reeves Merritt had narrow es-
cape from serious injury to his eyes
last Sunday by hat pin worn by his
wife. She turned her head suddenly
and the blunt end of the pin grazed
the eye ball. He is Frustrated by the
nerve shock, but the eye is uninjured.
List of letters advertised March
4, 1912: Mrs. Mary Dunnett, Miss Ell
ia Frisby, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. H..
Greysberry, Mrs. Mary Klephwhin,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Rohere, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. B Taylor, M. Brown
stein. James Carroll, Mr.. J. Davis,
Mr.. VIM. Foster, Russell Curtin, Mr.
E.. f. Jones, Thos R. Riley, Mr..
Joe Shaw, Mr.. Sidney Smiley, Peter
Weber, Chas. Williams.