Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-06-16
CLARKsBORo

| The Board OF Education held meeting
in the school house last evening The prin
cipal business of the evening was to arrange
with the adjoining townships for the priv
ilege of sending East Greenwich pupils t.
their schools, and the amount per student
to be paid by this towns ship.
It has been decided to hold the M. E.
Sunday-school picnic at National Park in
July.
The Bethlehem Baptist Sunday-school
observed Children's Day on Sunday, June
9TH. The program entitled Gracious
Calls" was well rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. Brown, of Null
lica Hill, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbert Duell on Sunday
Miss Nellie Crane. who has been visiting
Miss Alice Brown for several weeks, re-
turned to her home in Newark last week.
Rev. Mr. Siddons. Of Chester, preached
in the Berkeley Baptist church on Sunday
Mr.. Charles Gum and family, of Phila
were oyer Sunday guests at Sickler's Hotel.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the M.
church, held meeting at the residence of
Samuel Steward on Tuesday evening of
last week.
Rev. and Mrs Herbert Burk are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reeves.
Mr.. A. O'Brien and family, of Bala, Pa,
spent Saturday and Sunday with their par
ents, Rev. j. b. O'Brien and wife.
MIR. James Somers, uncle of Thomas
Stratton, of Berkeley, who was taken to the
Soldiers Home, in Newark a few weeks
ago, was buried at Pedrickt0wn last We'd
nesday.
new pulpit and furniture have been
ordered of st. Louis company for the Ger
man EvaDgical church.
Last Saturday evening the Young
Friends Association held meeting in the
Friends school-house. Program-Paper
on Harriet Beecher Stowe, by Martha
White; Literary salad, james Engle; Re-
view OF Janney's history of Friends.
Miss Mary Miller, who has spent the past
six years in Cincinnati, Ohio. has returned
to her fathers home in Mickleton.
Mrs. George Myers, of Berkeley, is visit
ing friends in Camden.
Children's Day exercises were held in
the German Evangical church last Sunday
morning, and the following program veil
rendered Choir, /" Hail to the spring =
prayer, Mr.. George Wolferth; Scripture
reading, address of welcome, Henry Derr-
man; duet, Charles Wolferth, Mrs. L.
Eicher; dialogue, Fred Banscher, John
Grandfeld; The golden harp" Charles
Derrman recitations by Henry Geitz, Han
nah Warrington, Carrie Ley, Carrie Eisler,
Selma Schrull, Emma Schrull cornet and
organ solo, Mr. and A. Eichler; 1.-THE double
hearted Dutchman, Henry Derrman; sing
ing, Charles Wolferth, Chas. Derrman,
Henry Derrman address by Jacob Miller
" The good Shepherd" choir; address by
R. Heinricks, of Pennsgrove; ad dress by
the pastor collection, benediction.
There will be meeting of the Kings
Daughters in st. Peters church next Sat-
urday afternoon.
Charles Steward. of Pencoyd, Pa. visited
his parents last week.
Sunday evening the annual Children q
Day exercises of the Methodist Sunday
school were held. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with flags and flowers. The
large audience present was well pleased
with the program throughout.
The annual meeting of the Clarksboro
Building and Loan Association was held
on Tuesday evening of last week Money
was sold at premium of 103 per cent.
Miss Emma Nichols, of Mickleton, has
been visiting friends in Phila.
Mrs Codwell returned from a six months
visit in Ireland, last week.
Charles Phifer is home on short vaca-
ton.
The Junior Order of Mechanics will
give an entertainment in the hall on Sat.
urday evening, the 25th inst. A fine pro-
gram has been arranged. Price of tickets
25 and Is cents. !.