Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

& LOCAL BRIEFS.
Charming Lord has changed his
residence to New York.
The 11-months son of Edward
Keegan died last Friday evening.
Horace Robertson, of Bayonne
spent the week end with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. j Foster Graham
spent the week end in Atlantic City.
Miss Mabel Batten is spending
several days with relatives at Mont
clair.
Miss Ella Carter entertained the
Deutscher Verein of the High School
EAST week. * ss13 I'd
Matthew Smalley, of Hessian Ave.,
entertained his brother from German
town over Sunday asl gi ass9
&C. C.. Cunningham, who has been
very i'll in Philadelphia for several
weeks, is improving. a5ssss
The engagement of Miss Irene
Davis to Mr.. Forrest r. Cox, both of
this city, is announced.
Lawyer W. Earl Miller has fur
nished himself with nice offices To-
Gated in the Colson building.
Mrs. Sarah A. Molony, of British
Columbia, has been the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. c. T. Molony.
DIR. C. r. Smith is attending to
DR.. Campbell's practice while the
latter is enjoying his wedding trip.
Miss Irene Potts fell Friday
morning, at her new home on High
street, breaking her arm above the
elbow.
THE S. J. Ushers' Union Asso-
citation will hold it's mid-winter con-
ference on Saturday, Feb. "a, at
Gloucester.
Owing to inability to get supply
If0f sand, due to cold weather, the To-
cal bottle works are closed down
temporarily. 80
-.His Model Wife" is the title of
the play to be given in the Country
Club Casino on the night of Wash
ngton's Birthday
Edward Curtiss, the local Adams
Express agent, has purchased Rain
eyis laundry route and will take
charge shortly.
Owing to the extreme cold wea-
9her, pipes supposed to have been
placed below the frost line have be-
come frozen up.
The social committee of the Kem-
BILE Church Epworth League, will hold
a Washington Birthday social ON the
evening of the 22nd.
The Boy Scouts of the city lis
tened to an address by General Baden
Powell at the Metropolitan Opera
House Monday evening as4
Riley Holden was arrested Sat
urday night for stealing coal in the
freight yard. Mayor Ladd held him
In $4,000 bail for court. So 9
Aaron Bradshaw, of Washington,
4 ID. Co. a former Woodbury. boy, has,
been elected delegate to the Nation
al Republican Convention e.
Vice Chancellor Leaning last FRI
day over-ruled the fdemurers in the
case of Franklin Township ". the
Treasurers and Clerk of Franklin
Township.
Mr.. Wm. K. Robertson is quite
sick at his residence, 141 Delaware
ST., with an affection Of the kidneys.
Many friends hope for his early re-
scovery +, Il.
An advertiser in our cent-a
word column writes, Enclosed find
$1.00 for four weeks advertising Po-
tato seed all Sold" Have you tried
It?
F L.. Wilkins reports the sale
of the residence No. 1874 Maple street,
ahis city, from Mr.. e. P. Henry to
Mrs. Edw. Kiasz.s The consideration
is not stated. -f
List of letters advertised Feb. 12,
1912: Mrs. w. O. Kellogg, Miss Gurty
Mergarden. Mrs Unity Smith, Miss
Miss Elizabeth Willcox,lMr. VIM. Mas
sey, Mr.. Jack McIlvain.
The city has sold the fire team,
which was purchased two years ago
for $4,000. for $450.00 This is the
pair of horses which Council has been
trying to dispose of for some time.
BENZ. Tuft, of Salem, is the purchaser.
We inadvertently overlooked a
large gathering of the Moose at their
home on February 5, in our last isr
sue, at which secretary VIM. H. Al
bright was presented with hand
some diamond ring, valued at more
1Il<tH P1VVs " stgs sfrffsa
Clara LIZ Keebler, daughter of
Geo. M Keebler, Of Glassboro, and
superintendent of the Woodbury. Bot
Tale Works, passed satisfactorily the
Civil Service examination for the pos
Ition of Female Factory Inspector of
the State Department Of Labor
President Coombs, Of City Coun-
Gil; Chief Shiyers, of the Fire DEPART
nent, and ex.C6uncilman e. g. Leeds
nurchased a new fire team on Tues
day at the VIM Penn Stables, 38th
and Market sts.. for $525. The hor-
ees are bays, and were brought to