Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-04
BIuaCesler sk 1emurral,
EASTERN AND BELL PHONES.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

-lne SIldu SEASON at dll . I1utCl
Westville, opened Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Sneyd are
spending several days in Camden, S.
C.
Miss Emma Duffield has been en-
tertaining Miss Helen Moore, of Cape
May.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson, of Elmer, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. c.
W. Hawn.
Miss Helen Cloud is working in
the millinery department of Reuters
in Philadelphia.
Miss Marion Hendrickson's dane
ing class held their closing dance
Friday evening.
The sale of the Philip Marcus
property advertised to take place
April 1st, has been postponed.
Last Friday Judge Starr trans
ferred the B. C. Clark license at
Swedesboro, to Mr.. Mcintyre, Mr..
Clark's successor.
The annual Easter dance of the
Country Club will be held on the
evening of Easter Monday.
Robert D. Hughes is the owner
of a Cole 80, purchased from the
Hutchinson Motor Company.
The Delaware and Atlantic Tele-
graph and Telephon franchise ordin-
ance will be found in this paper.
Mrs. Frank Wilson was taken to
St. Agnes hospital, Philadelphia, on
Tuesday for surgical operation.
The planked shad season is said
to be on, but to date no shad have
been on the market in Woodbury. -
ID. F.. Hendrickson & Co., an
nounce the sale of the 400 acre tract
of land east of Glassboro known as
The Ladies' Aid of the Kemble
M. E. Church will hold homemade
baking sale Friday and Saturday Of
next week.
The Rev. J. A. Maxwell, D. D.,
of Philadelphia, will address the
Mems Meeting Sunday in the Central
Baptist Church.
The congregation of the Method
list Church were very favorably I'M
pressed with their new pastor, Dr..
Lucas, on Sunday.
The pastor of the Methodist
Church, DR.. Lucas, addressed the
Mems Meeting in the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday.
-Edw. G.. Leeds took first honors
in every class at the indoor horse
show in Philadelphia Saturday, bring
ing home five blue ribbons.
The Deptford township Board of
Education organized on Monday even
ing with Chas S. Jones, President;
A. G.. Jaggers, vice president and A.
v. Cox, clerk.
Miss Grace Calhoun, a student at
Mount Holyoke College, has been
spending part of her Spring vaca-
ton with Miss Mary Walton. They
both returned for their last terms
work yesterday morning.
Easter flowers are on sale in
greater profusion than ever this year.
Merritt has a store full at No. 1874
So. Broad ST., and ]. N. North at
Glogger's on Cooper St., and Wicks
on South Broad street.
Whitney tract to corporation that
win develop it into bungalow sites
and fruit farms A large force of men
is now at work clearing out a lake
that will greatly enhance the attrac-
|tiveness of the tract. n
A new law firm in Camden is that
of Bergen & Richman, the junior
member of the firm being Grover c.
Richman, Esq, of Wenonah. The
Democrat congratulates the young
Counsellor on making so advantageous
a business alliance.
Rev. W. E. Staub, Ph.D., of
Media, viii speak tonight in the Cen
tral Baptist Church The choir will
render special selections. Mrs. Flor
ence Heal and Mr.. ] w. Pratt, of
Westville, win sing a duet. Friday
evening, Rev Geo. E. Lockett, of
Philadelphia, will speak.
Hon. j. J. Davidson came up
from Florida this week to attend to
some business, and has returned. He
has 43 acres of potatoes now in full
bloom, which he expects to harvest
early in May Before his return he
will make tour of Cuba and the
Isle of Pines. Jimmie" says he has
spent the winter very pleasantly, the
coolest weather hardly chilling the
ground.
At 8 a. M this morning Judge
SWackhamer presided at MS HfSI
trial, and Mr.. Rogers, as Prosecutor,
presented his last case for at least
years The case was that of the
State against Robert Brooks, a tramp
for maliciously attempting to burn
the house of Max. Herring on Glass
boro ave. Brooks was adiudged not
guilty of arson. Attorney Miller con-
Quoted the defense.
Among those purchasing autos
from Agent w. A. Stetser, of Pauls-
boro are: DR.. George Evans Read
ing, Woodbury., a Ford roadster; S.
b. Spiegle, Woodbury., a Ford tour
ing car; Lewis Karpf, Westville, a
Ford touring car; John Chessney, of
Paulsboro, Flanders touring car;
DIR. H. B. Chafant, Mullica Hill,
Ford roadster; Warren Hewitt, Null
lica Hill, a Ford roadster.
"A regular meeting of Provident