Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-09-15
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/ Mr.. Washington Pedrick, Of Phila. was
the guest of Thos. Craven on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Riggs, Of Atco,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs .Leidy.
Mrs Matilda Dufield spent part of last
week with her brother VIM. Wilson at Red
Bank.
Rev. J. Y BuFk administered the Holy
Communion at Trinity church, SwedesborO
last Sunday morning
Mrs. D. Wright, Of Pbila, has been visit
ing Mrs Joseph Sickler.
John Scott, Of Mullica Hill, will be at
|. T. Haines' store every Wednesday from
half past eleven to two o'clock for the pur-
pose of buying poultry.
We are glad to note that Mrs. Thorn as ].
Craven, who has been very i'll is improving,
but still unable to leave her room.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Sweeten. of Jeffer-
son, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Green on Sunday.
DR.. Bnrk, of Phila., was in town on Mon
day.
The Township Committee and Commits
sioners of Appeal met at Sickler's Hotel
last Monday. The Township Committee
had ordered new road scraper and will
have it out for trial next Saturday after
noon.
Charles Dorrmann, of MickletoD, accom-
panied his brother-in-law Jos. Issler to
New York last Saturday where the latter
took steamer for Baden, Germany. Mr..
Dorrmann returned on Sunday.
Miss Bertha Hoffman has been visiting
Miss Anna Ley.
Mr.. Joseph Owen and wife spent last
week at Ocean Grove.
Miss Kate Stout, Of Lambertville, was
the guest of Miss Anna Williams.
The produce boat, which has been run
ming between Berkeley and Phila, during
the summer made its last trip on Friday.
Literature" is the subject at Mickleton
Grange this month. The following ques-
tions were assigned: Do we secure as
much benefit from reading the dailv news
papers as we do from reading books? "Can
we cultivate taste for good reading after
we have reached mature age ?' "Are our
members doing all in their power to pro-
vide good literature in their homesn Po-
mona's meeting was held Thursday even
ing. There was an exhibition of fruit,
feast and an essay by Pomona.
Mrs Laura Ridgway and daughter Helen
returned to Locust Valley, N. Y. on Satur-
day.
The regular meeting of the Ladies Mite
Society of st. Peters church, was held at
the home of Elizabeth Brown last evening
Mrs. Hope Owen who has been quite i'll
is much better.
Mrs. Sue M. Smith and daughter Lucille
of Mickleton, have been enjoying the sea
sea breezes of Ocean City.
Miss Sarah Draper, of Newbold has been
visiting Laura E Holmes
A number of Friends from this vicinity,
attended First Day school conference held
at Mullica Hill on Saturday.
Miss Mabel Brown, of Mullica Hill is
spending the week with Mrs. w. Il. Bun
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin G. Owen, of Cam
den, have been visiting at Mckleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Brown are at
Ocean City for week.
The following program was we'll rem
dered at recent meeting of the Junior
EpwoTth League "a talk on the pledge
and work of the band Of Mercy" by the
superintendent; reading Spare the
Birds :" by Ernest Mosley duet, "the
earliest ray of morning." Lula and Bess e
Clark reading, Killing for Sport by
Martie Klrcher; Solo, Kind Words" Hat
tie Moore.
Walter Tomlin lost valuable cow last
week.
Henry Haines and Clark Pigeon, who
have been i'll with typhoid fever, are now
able to be out.
Evening services were resumed in the
Episcopal church last Sunday evening.