Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-05-19
CLARKsBORO

Misses Beulah and Hannah Pancoast, of
Mnllica Hill, have been the guests of their
niece, Mrs. Isaac Haines.
The children, Of Middleton Grange, are
praeticing for ChiIdren's Day, the first Sat-
urday in June.
The Iuai I League will give literary
AID mus cal entei,a iaiuelt on The evening
OF the 24th.
The East Greenwich lodge of Odd Eel
lows attended service in the German Evan
gical church last Sunday morning. Rev.
John EHeD preached very good sermon
from Galations 9th chart 10 verse;.
Mr.. Ejen preached first in English then
repeated for the benefit of his German
congregation.
Mr.. John Keller's house is about COM
pleted. This attractive little house aud
the grading and improving of the grounds
around. add greatly to the appearance of
our town.
A large class is expected to be taken in
the Mickleton Grange soon.
Mrs. Priscilla Davidson has been visit
ing friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Schraeder, of Phila, has been
spending some time here with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. Wills
Mrs. Theodore Brown, of Mick Teton, who
has been suffering with pneumonia, is i'm
proving.
Mr.. s. r. Hartman, of Paulsboro, has
started daily express from Mickleton to
Phila.
While riding his bicycle between here
and Berkeley, last Saturday evening, John
Stratton collided with Morton Costel, both
were seriously injured. John had his
knee cap broken and was unconscious tor
several days. Costel's shoulder was dis
located.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah HaiDes returned
last week from q trip in Maryland and
Virginia. They give many interesting ac-
counts Of this trip. which they thoroughly
enjoyed.
Mrs. John Myers and children are visit
ing friends in frankfort, Pa.
The young people of Berkeley Baptist
church are each trying in different ways to
earn dollar for the benefit of the church
The handsome flag which floats in front
Of Mr. Gill's store is proof that Berkeley
is patriotic town. Flags are also dis
played in a number of windows in our
town.
Our public school closed last Friday
afternoon A number of visitors were pre-
sent and enjoyed the following program
Singing, America; Rec. Home Measure
ments, Matte Candy Dapdelion Time,
May and Anna Carson Kate's DOLL Selma
Shrul; The Snail, Fred Phifer; Dialogue,
How Johnny Stopped Crying, Celia Shute,
Hattie Mnnro Nourfnov Touuorf Ernocf
Mosley, Elsie Phifer, Earle Reeves; Grand
Columbia; Concert Recitation, Blanche
Candy, Celia Shute, Emma Shrul, Bessie
Hollis, Carrie Davidson; The Squirrels
Arithmetic, Ernest ....Mosley; Charade,
Pious, Lulu Clark, Ethel Haines, Anna
Howey. Earle Reeves; The Little Black
| Chick, Bessie Clark The Lament of a
Little Girl, Bessie Hollis; Dialogue The
Lost Dollar, Lizzie Test, Martie Kircher
Abbie Shoemaker, Lulu Clark, Gertrude
Reeves. Lille Cherry A New Version,
Celia Shnte; A Little Garden, Blanche
Candy; A Little Boys Pocket. Howard
Steward Singing, The Flag of Our Coun-
try; Dialogne-A Mixed Mess, Martie
Kircher, Lille Cherry, Abbie Shoemaker,
Gertrude Reeves; The Dead Doll, Hattie
Moore The Owl and Hawk, Courtney Tag
gait; Remember Boys, The Maine, Walter
Brown Dialogue-Plenty of Proof, Willie
Haines, Nettie Smith, Bessie Clark, Van
dyke SickIer, Earle Reeves Drafted, Lille
Cherry Which is Best, Ethel Canning.
A number from this vicinity attended
the commencement of Hahnemann College
at the Academy of Music last Thursday
DR.. Charles Haines received his diploma.
Next month DR.. Haines will take an ex-
animation to practice in this state. We
wish him success.
Rev. Mr.. Fenner was the guest of Rev
J. Etjen last week.
The Epworth Leagne celebrated theil
ninth anniversary last Sunday evening
Addresses were made by Rev. Fl. G. Will
liams and Mr.. j. Camp.