Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-09-22
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: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Brown, of Mul
6 lica Mill, were guests Of friends on Satur
day.
Grocer Wilbert Duell has recently pur
chased fine buggy.
Mr.. Nathan Hoffman, who has been yer,
:. i'll with typhoid fever is slowly improving
Miss Hannah Benzon spent last weeE
with her sister Mrs. c. Leidy. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Benzon, who have been spending tn,
summer here with their daughter, returned
to their home in Philadelphia on Monday
Misses Emma Sands and Mary Tref
were guests of Mrs. Sarah Harvey las
Sunday.
Rev. ]. Y. Burk began on Sunday even
ing, series of sermons on Teachings from
the Birds of the Bible,n Matthew 26)
Some Of our people attended the 80th
Anniversary, of the Gloucester County
Medical Society, at Wenonah Inn on
Thursday last, being specially interested in
a paper read by DIR Laws.
Mrs. and Miss Canning have been con
fined to the house by illness the past week.
Miss Anna Weatherby visited her old
home on Saturday. She is much pleased
with her prospect at Swedesboro.
Miss Watson. OF Haddonfeld, was The
guest of Mrs. Smith last week.
/ The parishioners Of All Saints church.
Norristown, Pa, have just completed q
handsome home for the Rector Rev.
Herbert Burk, son of Rev. j. Y Burk, OF
this place. Saturday Sept. 10th the build
ing open to visitors for inspection. The
house like the church, is built Of the light
gray stone and also harmonizing with it in
design, and the plan especially designed to
meet the requirements of a clergyman's
family. The house contains all modern
Improvements. Telephone, gas, electricity,
burglar alarm system and etc. and is
heated by hot water. The first and second
floors are finished in light tone chestnut
wood, the third floors in yellow pine. The
library is an ideal room, containing hand
some fireplace with CRATE for anthracite
and permanent bookcase, everything has
been done to make it complete house and
visitors were lavish in their praise.
Mr. Harry Murphy has new horse.
The meeting of the Ladies' Guild of St.
Peters church, was held this week on
Tuesday evening instead of Wednesday, as
some of the members desired to go on an
excursion on Wednesday.
Charles Bond and wife, of townsville,
| Pa, and Watson Tomlnson, of Byberry,
Pa, spoke at Friends meeting last First
| Day morning.
The infant daughter of Harry and
Louella Moore was buried in Eglington
cemetery on Monday.
Mrs. William Ford spent part OF the
week in Philadelphia, with her daughter,
Mrs DR.. Burk.
Harry O'Brien returned to Princeton
College on Wednesday.
Mrs. Laura Ridgway is having her house
painted.
Mrs. Milton Buzby and children, who
haYe been spending the summer at Mickle-
ton with her father Job HaInes, returned to
their home in Philadelphia last week.
Miss Elizabeth Andrews has resumed
her studies at the George school.
Miss Laura Balderson, of Yardley, Pa,
has been appointed assistant in the Friend 3
school at Mickleton.
There was a large attendance at the
Young Friends Association, at Mickleton
on Seventh Day evening and fine pro-
gram consisting of Rotations, dialogues
and biographies OF noted Friends, was we'll
rendered.
Rev. John W. Davis pastor of Berkeley
Baptist church has resigned and will accept
q call to Pedricktown. Mr. Charles
Williams student at Grocer Seminary,
will fill the vacancy.
The regular Sunday evening meeting, of
the Epworth League, haye been resumed,
President Isaac Davidson.
Annie, wife of Charles Allen, of Berkeley.
died on Wednesday, last week. Interment
at Eglington on Saturday She leaves four
children. The family have sympathy of
the community.
The Epworth League cordially invites
all to be present at a social to be held at
the residence of William Fl. Hoffman, on
Tuesday Sept. 18th, at 80 o'clock. Pro-
gram will consist of singing, Rotations
and dialogues. Admission and 10 cents.
Proceeds for the benefit of the Stewards
| Fund.
Misses Louise Shinn and Helen Emley.
of Phila. were the guests of Mabel Haines
| last week.