Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-09-16
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Mrs. Willard Parker has spending fort
night with friends at PIeasantville.
Mrs. Mary stratton is lying dangerously
i'll at this writing,
Mrs. Sloman Of Philadelphia, has been
visiting Mrs. r. Parker.
Walter Anthony, of Stetson University,
Florida, visited Stacy L. Pancoast, Jr., on
Thursday.
Jacob Mounce and son Herbert attended
the Pennsy lvania Millers' Association in
Philadelphia last week.
James Chattin is visiting his daughters
in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Mock and Milton Eisen of
Philadelphia were the guests of the Misses
Wallace on Sunday.
A number of our citizens attended Salem
County Quarterly Meeting and First Day
School conference last week.
| Miss Florence Main of Philadelphia has
been visiting relatives here.
George Ecret and wife and Isaac Ecert of
Camden spent last week with their parents,
Silas Banks moved his family to Balti-
more on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William CoIson enjoyed
a trip to Reading on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Moore returned on
Saturday from a two weeks outing at At
lsntic City.
Mr.. and Mrs William Copestick spent
Sunday at Annapolis, Md.
The funeral of Thomas Roman was held
in Friends Meeting house on Thursday
afternoon. Mr.. Roman was quite aged
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ties as a successful and thorough pedagogue.
James Simmons of New York City has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Mary Cope
stick
Stokes Union held its annual meeting
September Sd with good attendance OF
members and visitors. Reports of the
various superintendent showed very salts
factory work done during the past year,
especially in the departments Of Literature,
Press, Flower Mission, Tobacco and Mar
cotics and Franchise and Good Citizenship.
1906 pages of literature have been distriD-
uted, 1913 temperance papers, II copies of
the Union Signal have been taken, Z copies
of the New Jersey Gazette and Is copies of
responsive reading, II pledges have been
secured and copies of the State Minutes
purchased The old officers and superinten-
dents were reelected.
George Hazelton returned from success
full cunning trip on Tuesday.
Charles and Rachel Bond OF Bucks coun-
ty, Pa, spoke in Friends meeting on First
day and were the guests of their nephew,
Warren Atkinson.
Miss Anna Parker entertained bicycle
rarty of young friends from WoodstOWn on
he fol
posed the party: Misses May and Cora
Weatherby; May and Martie Clayton,
Misses French. Jaquette and Fogg, Messrs
Clayton, Weatherby, higgins, Shinn and
Bushnell, A very pleasant evening was
spent, enlivened by music, dancing and
recitations. The Smile ride home by
moonlight was fitting close to merry,
bright, social occasion.
Franklin Flitcraft has arranged for an
excursion from this place going up the
Lehigh Valley to Mauch Chunk, Glen
Onoko and the world renowned Switch
privileged a few years since to take this
trip and ever since have treasured it as the
most wonderful and beautiful picture por
trayed on the walls of memory.
Joseph D Evans, our mail carrier, was
taken very i'll on Saturday evening but is
now improving un6er the treatment and
care of DIR. S. F. Ashcraft.
A large number of spectators were pres
ent at the base ball game on Saturday
afternoon when the home team contested
with the West End club of Woodbury. and
were vict0rs. Twice the West End had
been victors and this victory on the part of
onr boys was the cause of much gratifica-
ton to them.