Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-11


Casper T. Budd bought a horse
through Democrat adver.
Peach and cherry buds are await
| ing warm day to come out.
A. S.. Wilson sold 1000 lb.
Buick truck to c. c. Dempsey last
week.
Art Lay received the first Della
ware shad ON April 5-eight days lat
er than last year.
General Howell Post No. 81, G..
A. r. will attend service at the
Methodist Church on May 26.
The district meeting of the Glou-
cester County P. o. S. of A. was
largely attended at Paulsboro Tues
day evening.
On the evening of the 18th inst.,
the local Red Men will present the
farce, THE Country Kid in Green s
! Opera House.
-Chas. P. Budd has bought a
black horse, 6 years old, 16 IL hands
high, 1880 lbs. to take the place of
one he lost.
| VIM Zane who died at the home
of his son-in-law, Chas. Carr, last
Monday, aged rs years, was buried at
Swedesboro to-day.
| Our Glassboro correspondent has
contributed comprehensive account
of the highway robbery in that town
last Monday evening.
A new real estate firm, whose
main officers are at Sewell, is Camp
bell & Lafferty, whose business card
appears in this paper.
List of letters advertised April
iS, 1912: Emma Anderson, Mrs. Han
nah Fry, Mrs. Mager Minis, John H.
Love. D. s. Whiting.
For the crime of stealing passage
on freight trains three young men
from distance are spending ten
days with Warden Crist.
The barn on the farm occupied
+, by VIM Yonker, near Almonesson,
was destroyed in midday last Sunday
by fire of mysterious origin.
Last Monday Sheriff Allen sold
a Mary S. Adamson property in
Paulsboro to Mary E. Kiefer, of
Williamsport, Pa, complainant, for
$1O0
Mrs. VIM A. Haywood, mother
of Frank A. Haywood, formerly of
; Woodbury., died Monday of paralysis
at the home of her son Frank at
Baltimore.
The Spring Institute of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union OF
/ Gloucester County will be held at
| the Thorofare NJ E. Church on
Thursday, May 2.
The date of Arbor Day has been
changed from the first Friday in May
to the second Friday in April. The
usual observance will be made in the
public schools tomorrow. =
/ Prosecutor Summerill Mad as his
Rguests at planked shad dinner at
Newton Hotel yesterday the members
Iof the local bar, county officials and
members of the local press. 90
The Hutchinson Motor Company
reports the following sales: w. G..
Jones, Woodbury.. Overland touring
car; John L. Drummer, -Wenonah,
Overland 80; W. ]. Adamson, Pauls-
boro, Overland 80.
Daniel Wesner and Miss Emily
iC. Morris, of Philadelphia, were mar
ried at the Wesner home on Easter
Monday evening in the presence OF
large number of friends. Rev.
VIM. A. Lilley, officiated.
Sheriff Allen started for Detroit
J this morning to bring Albert Harris
to this jurisdiction. Harris is Is
! year-old youth, who on March 18th
stole $50 in cash, 8 watches, ETC.,
from Joseph Carbery, of National
Park.
! AS Seymour Bartindale, the
Standardization, who murderously
assaulted his colored wife at Jericho
last Sunday, stepped from Philadel-
phia boat at Baltimore Tuesday morn
ing, Officer Merchant took him in
charge and landed him in Woodbury.
Jail this morning. The woman lis
said to be in a serious condition.
The Loan Exhibit under the au-
spices of the Gloucester Co. Histor-
ical Society in the old Howell Man
sion, Broad St., Woodbury., on May
1st, End and 3rd, promises to be an
event of great interest to antiquar-
ians Lists of curious articles of an
cient use are already being received
by Secretary Parker. Nothing OF the
kind has ever before been under
taken here, and the cooperation of
all having articles of historic inter
est is solicited.
The Senators have decided to pass
the 40 bills that Governor Wilson has
vetoed, hence, if the House concurs,
all will become laws.
Honest, now, Mr. Democrat, aren't
you glad YOU don't have to choose
between Taft and Roosevelt?
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
To William Rieh