Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

try Club will be held this evening.
The Boy Scouts minstrel show
will be held next Thursday evening.
The Cowgirl Garage has an in
teresting advertisement in this issue
Catches of shad are still small,
and the price is above normal at this
season. 10
Mrs. Hodges, of High street, is
entertaining Miss Morris, of Chel-
sea, Mass.
Chris Datz, of near Mullica Hill,
cut and shipped five crates of aspar
agus yesterday morning.
Rev. Edgar Campbell, of Swedes-
boro, officiated at the funeral of Mrs.
Robinson on Sunday last.
The show to be given by the
Girls Minstrel Club in May promises
to excel any previously given.
Mrs. Charles Babcock, who has
been with relatives in the West for
several months, returned home on
Saturday.
George P. and Miss Sarah ".
Stokes are attending the Friends
Yearly Meeting in Philadelphia this
week.
The baccalareate sermon to the
graduates of the High School will
be delivered in the Friends Meeting
House.
The ladies of Christ Church
the parish house on Thursday, May
9Th.
The Rural Letter Carriers AS
sociation of this county will meet at
C. C. Hannold's, Westville, on Sat
urday of this week.
The Daily Times is installing a
linotype machine this week. We
congratulate THE Daily ON this evil
dence of prosperity. -
The engagement of Robert Ken
nedy Matlock, of this city, and Miss
Elizabeth Dickinson Green, of Read
ing, Pa, is announced.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E.
Church cleared nearly sixty dollars
by their pie and cake sale held last
Friday and Saturday.
Wilson T. Jones President of the
County Board of Taxation, is suffer-
ing from boils, and is not able to at
tend TO business.
Bessie Stuart, wife of Mr.. Clar-
ence P. Robinson, died last Thurs
day, aged 25 years and seven months.
She is survived by an infant child.
-Ex-State Senator j. Boyd Avis
mas announced his candidacy for del
egate to the Chicago Convention in
the interests of Theodore Roosevelt.
Mrs. Charles Foote, of Centre
street. who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Eastlack, in Harrisonyille
for the past two weeks has returned
home.
Mr.. Arthur L. Terry, of Wood
buy and Miss Enid Wilhelmine Was
ternlan, of Philadelphia, were mar
ried in Philadelphia on Wednesday,
April 10th.
The Durell Cranberry Company is
the title of a new corporation, of
nominal capitalization, in which Mr..
e. II. Durell and children are the
stockholders.
Miss Sibyl Jones and Miss Lillian
Durell will sail from New York at
IL "a. m. next Saturday for Napals,
Italy A host of friends here wish
them bon-voyage.
DIR. H. H. Clark, of this city,
has been granted franchise to lay
20 miles of gas pipe through the
streets of Millville, with a maximum
price for gas fixed at 81 90.
Henry w. Ridgway, a prominent
citizen of Woolwich township lis
seriously i'll with tuberculosis of the
spine. Since surgical operation
last week he is much improved.
Wilkerson & Gibbs, the Pauls-
boro building contractors, did busi-
ness totalling $4,000 during 1911
and from indications thus far 1912
will show substantial increase.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIahlon w. New
ton. and their daughter, Mrs. Town
send, sailed from New. York this
morning in the Steamer George
Washington for Bremen.
"A bunch of fine asparagus was
placed ON our desk Wednesday MORN
ing by Sheriff Alden, from the first
cutting on his farm at Westville, in
charge of J. Wilbert Eastlack.
List of letters advertised April
Is. 1912: Mrs. Deand Carst, Mrs. F.
L. Greenwalt, Mrs. E. Howey, Miss
Mr.. F. H. Rittenom, Mr.. Il. r.
Weber.
The Camden Democratic Club has
determined to hold a Dollar Dinner
at an early date, with Governor Will
son and Senator Gore as speakers.
The Club proposes to make it dis
trict affair.
Mr.. c.. A. Brown is making a
canvass of Woodbury. this week for
the General Committee of the Y. NJ.
G. Al. TO determine how many young
men there are in this town between
the ages of IA and 81. The second
and third wards have been colnpleted
Mr.. John T. Sproull, promin-
ent banker of New York City, and
President of the ". j.. Christian En-
deavor Society, will be the speaker
in the Central Baptist Church Sum
day morning Members of the church