Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-05-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The milk inspectors visited Wood
bury dealers yesterday.
ID. Graham Craig has moved from
Woodbury. Heights to Maple St
The Boy Scouts had very sue
scessful minstrel show last week.
School and county bonds are ad-
yertised in another column of this
The bank statements are adver-
tised in this issue of the Democrat.
paper.
The New Sharon improvement Co.
have decided to build two story fire
house.
Col. G.. G. Green and family re-
turned to their Woodbury. home last
Saturday.
Health Inspector Dawson is on his
two weeks inspection of Woodbury.
back yards. =
The Hutchinson Motor Co. has
sold an Oakland 80 to George Kier of
Redwood.
Mothers Day will be observed in
the Central Baptist Sunday school on
Sunday, May 18th.
The engagement of Miss Lucille
White to MIR. Rolan B. Roberts, of
Detroit, is announced.
The Spring Institute of the W. C.
7. U. of Gloucester County is being
held at Thorofare today.
Miss Helen wilkins and Miss Mil
dred Allen will succeed Miss Lucille
White in her kindergarten.
The D. F. Hendrickson & Co.
Agency has rented No. AZ Aberdeen
Place to Walter Dawson.
j. B. Matlack, of Camden, has
rented the Angeroth farm out Cooper
st. thru the F. L. Kilkins agency.
No. SO High street has been rent
ed thru the Wilkins Agency to Nal
colin Dickinson, of Primos, Pa.
Failing down stairs Monday even
ing, tailor James Johnson sustained a
broken rib and several minor bruises.
NJ Ware Scott has added a sketch
of the old John Saunders residence to
his collection on the post office walls.
Percy Dobbs has moved to Trapp,
Pa, seven miles north of Norris
town, where he will engage in farm
ing
There was heavy frost Wednes-
day morning, May 1st, the hay around
hot-beds, a farmer tells us, being
frozen.
The Central Baptist Sunday
school will have their annual picnic
at knights Park, Camden county, on
June 10th.
List of letters advertised April 20,
1912: Miss Greta Book, Mr.. Frank
Belmont, Mr. Jonathan Lockwood,
Harry Myers.
Judge Swackhamer and former
Judge Starr attended the banquet to
Supreme Court Judge Pitney in New
York last Saturday night.
The Acme Grocery Company has
leased the M F. Cattell stores Nos.
184-186 So Broad St., and after re-
pairs will open soon after May 1st.
Mr.. Clarence Pierson, of Vine
and, has moved in the Craft residence,
No. 1S1 So. Broad street, and in a
few days will open shoe parlors there.
Senator J. w Davis, of Salem Co.
addressed the Mems Meeting in the
Central Baptist Church Sunday. 1t
was the last meeting in the current
series.
On Monday evening, May 13, DR..
Morris, of Philadelphia, will give h
lecture, Romeo and Juliet" before
the Mems League of the Presbyterian
Church
At the close of the prayer service
in the Central Baptist Church last
might, "a large committee was appoint
ed to arrange for church social to
be held in the near future.
The Robinson Paint and Hard
ware Co., Inc, lessees of the Schrenk
10 20 1,s1ci
within the next two weeks. The
r. HargraVe.
At the Central Baptist Church on
Sunday morning, the ordinance of bap
tism and that of the Lords Supper
will be administered. The hand of
Fellowship will be extended. The
pastor is desirous that all members of
the church shall be present at this
service.
An endurance auto run from
Woodstown through Swedesboro,
PauIsboro, Woodbury., ,Mantua, Pitman,
Glassboro, Clayton, Vineland, Millyille
Bridgeton. Newfleld, Allloway, Salem
and to Woodstown, is on to-day as a
test to the Imperial car, and the quail
ity of the roads.
The steamboat, Queen Anne will
/ leave Billingsport ON her trial trip on
Saturday at 10 o'clock for Philadel-
phia, leaving Philadelphia at O'Clock.
Anyone desiring free ride can be ac-
commodated. The steamer Adelaide
will start from Bridgeport June /, at
z a. M, leaving Philadelphia at 2 80.
AT the session of the County
Court last Friday, Millard F. Du-
Bois was discharged as executor of
the estate of VIM. Brooks. Mr.. Du-
Bois is in poor health A number OF
officials elected last fall, who failed to
comply with the Geran law in filing
expense accounts, presented petitions
which were approved.
The County Board of Taxation or
ganized at 10 a. m. May 1st, with
Thos. c.. Dilkes president, and Thos.
w. Hurff, secretary. Wilson T Jones
absent ON account of Illness, wrote the
members and declined recollection as