Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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There will be no sale of the Phil
ip Marcus farm on April Is.
The planked shad season has
opened at Washington Park. CO
The school houses were fumigat-
ed during the Easter recess.
The beautiful magnolia tree on
the Matlack property is in full bloom.
Mrs. George E. Pierson is spend
ing several days at Bridgeport, Conn.
John Heaton, of Tioga, spent
Easter with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Heaton.
Miss Mae Schnorr graduated
from the shorthand course at Peirce
School last Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Mark Clement en-
tertained their son George, of Pitts
burg over the week end.
The Alpha Club gave very sue
cessful entertainment in the Opera
House last Thursday night.
I The Blasius Piano Works were
closed down from Thursday after
| noon last till Tuesday morning.
According to bulletin issued by
Great Sachem Chas H. Curry, there
are 27 1885 Red Men in New Jersey.
Agent j. L. Eastlack, of Rich
wood, has sold an Oakland 80 touring
car to Frank B. Miller of Pitman.
Real estate and insurance agent,
VIM R. Storrie calls the attention of
our farmer readers to an important
subject.
A rag man stole a clothes line
with several articles on it from the
yard of the residence of H. L. Weir
on Hunter ST., last Friday morning.
The Real Estate Agency of D. F.
Hendrickson & Co. has rented the
Thomas j. Keane property at No.
125 Cherry St. to H. Clifford, Jr.,
of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. j. j. Summerill, accom-
panied with her daughter Gertrude,
spent Easter week with her son, Jos.
] Summerill, Jr., student at the
University of Virginia.
Woodbury. Lodge, No. 54 100.
F., will observe the 93rd anniversary
of Odd Fellowship by attending di-
vine services in the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, April %.
Raymond G. Curtiss has the po-
sition of collector for the Singer
Sewing Machine Co. in this county,
having resigned his position as mes
senger on the w. j. & S. S. N. R.
The twenty-seventh annual meet
ing of the Home and Foreign Miss
ionary Society of the West Jersey
Presbytery opened at Deerfield yes
terday, and will continue through to-
day.
As the result of quarrel in
which a razor played prominent
part, Adella Bartindale, colored, of
Jericho, received a wound twelve in
band.
The Boy Scouts patrolled the
course at the pushmobile races on
Monday. Jacob Miller and B. Allen
were the winners in one class and
VIM. Brewer and Howard Batten in
the other.
Woodbury. Lodge No. 54 1, o. o.
f. conferred the initiatory degree on
three candidates last Monday even
ing. The second and third degrees
will be conferred at Glassboro next
Saturday night
The Spring Conference of the
Gloucester County Sunday School As
sociation will be held in the NJ E.
Church, Clarksboro, on Thursday,
April 25. An interesting program
has been prepared.
Last Tuesday Sheriff Allen sold
the Henry Shivler property in Swed-
esboro, to A. r. Talman, complain
a MI e&1 oh = Tol
property in Monroe township, to Da-
vid B. Bassett, complainant, for $685..
jos. F. Morgan returned from a
months Western trip last week, go
ing by the Northern Pacific and re-
turning by the Southern route. He
visited all the big cities of the North
West, including Portland, Oregon,
where his daughter resides, also
spent five days with Col. Green at
Pasadena.
DIR. J. K. Mannings two ser
mons Sunday had to do with phases
of the resurrection. Miss Alice
Blake, Mrs. T. D. Clark and Mr..
Joseph Pratt were special singers,
and helped the regular choir in the
rendering of several beautiful an
thems The former two both sang
solos Mr.. John H. Curry accom-
panied Miss Blake at the morning
service with the violin.
The Rev. A. w. Lamar, DID,,
of Georgia, a noted preacher and lee
turer. will be the speaker in the
Kemble Church next Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock. DR.. l.. is one of
the most noted of the Southern
clergy and is in great demand as a
public speaker. Special music will
be rendered. There will be but one
more Sunday of Mems meetings, at
which time Senator Davis, of Salem
county, is expected TO speak Spec
ial stress will be laid upon the mems
movement the next three Sundays.