Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-25

GhSAiu ahcu.
Born: On the 10th inst, to Mr..
and Mrs. Orla Ballinger, a girl
Arthur and Frank Rachor grad
nated from Peirce School last night.
II. A. Haney has taken charge of
the late A. H. Locke's express route.
Former under-sheriff C. c. Gun
ningham is reported very low in Phila.
Misses Alice and Isabel Hammond
spent the last part of the week with
friends in Newark.
The High School ball team de-
feated Colilngswood Tuesday by a
score of 70 to 8.
See adv. on page of w. A. Stet-
sers Flanders, Maxwell and E. NJ.
F. Automobiles.
Mrs. Hannah Packer, of High ST.
has been spending some weeks with
Mrs. Daniels, in Mantua.
MIR. E. E. Keen who fell in Phila.
and broke an arm last week, is suffer-
ing with an attack of lumbago.
The High School basket ball team
defeated Temple Prep. on the latter's
floor Monday, by the score of Ii to z.
The financial statements of Lo-
gan and Greenwich townships will be
found in this issue of the Democrat.
List of letters advertised January
%, 1912: Miss Yuhulda Baird, Mr.. Pet
er Brown, Dr.. w. H. Lyle, Mr.. I. NJ.
Roe.
Samuel Coleman, of Monroe town
ship, killed a fox last week, and will
receive the bounty of So due him un-
der the State statute. 10
The Rev. S. Townsend Weaver,
OF Pitman, delivered an excellent ad-
dress to the men of the city Sunday
afternoon, entitled "A Man."
The lecture this evening in the
Central Baptist Church, by ]. Arthur
Schlicter, will be well worth your
attendance. Tickets, 25 cents.
The Woodbury. Trust Co., trustee
for John Gross, purchased the Adam
son property at Pausboro, sold by
Sheriff Allen, Monday for $4,000.
Mr.. Rudolph Benezet and family
who have been visiting Mrs. Benezet's
mother in Blackwood for several
weeks, returned home last Friday.
Beginning with January 20, the
Blasius Co. will maintain retail
agence at their factory, disposing of
the one now located in Philadelphia.
Henry Hendrickson and Mrs.
Louisa Hendrickson were married on
Saturday evening at the home of j. ].
". At, ,.l~~ L, N, u Pov-
nolds.
"A jury in the Camden courts on
Wednesday gave Miss Mabel Bowen a
verdict for $4,000 against the Public
Service Corporation for injury in an
accident in Camden.
% Edward Janney, of Baltimore,
will address the Mems Meeting in
Friends Meeting House Cast Side)s
at Woodbury., at p. M. next Sunday
All welcome.
"A speeding automobile struck one
of Coachman iRambo's horses last
Thursday evening, breaking the shafts
of the wagon and tearing the ami
NAL loose from the harness.
Vice Chancellor Leaning decided
in Camden, Monday, that the County
Freeholders must repair the Hunter
Street bridge, and that he will deter
mine later who will pay the bill for
same. "
The following officers were elected
by the Gloucester County Medical So
ciety last Thursday: President, DR..
Vernon E. DeGrofft; vice president,
DIR. R. X Hollinahead; secretary
and treasurer, DR.. George Evans
Reading.
Last Saturday County Collector
Pierson received the State Treasur-
.er's check for $9,015.25, being the
States share for the construction of
the Woodbury. -Mantua Grove road;
also, for 53,655.65, that sum being 80
per cent. of the State school tax rails
ed by this county The balance of this
fund will be received later.