Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-06-09
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Mrs. William Colesbury, of Philadel
phia, has been visiting her uncle, Samue
A. Golf
Mrs. William q. Hannold, Jr., enter
tanned on Sunday her parents, Mr.. an,
4 Mrs. Charles w. Justice, her brother War
rem Justice, and her aunt, Mrs. Bell Bright
all of Bridgeport.
Miss Blanche A. Clark returned on Tues
day evening from visit of week witt
Mrs. VIM. A. Sailer In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Rebecca Reynolds has been spend
ing few days with her son, franklin P
Reynolds in Philadelphia, who has beer
very ill with pneumonia.
VIM. H. Hannold and wife spent Satur.
day and Sunday with their son, Newton
Hannold, in Philadelphia
Mrs. Sarah p Haines, of Camden, has
been visiting her brother, here.
Mrs. William Pimm, and Mrs. Isaac
Pimm and daughter, of Harrisonville,
visited Mrs. T. w. Dubois last week.
Mrs. George Batten and Miss Matte
Batten, of Woodbury., passed through town
on Tuesday on their way TO Auburn, where
they have been the guests of Mr.. Josiah
0aCteu ana FAMILY.
Miss Anna Parker, of Mullica Hill closed
a very successful term of kindergarten
here on Tuesday. Miss Parker has had
four years experience in Philadelphia as a
kindergarten teacher, and the advancement
made by the ten little people under her
care here, has been gratifying to the
parents, and credit TO herself
District Clerk, Isaac 5. Stratton, has COM
pleted the census, and finds that there are
SOP children OF school age in Woolwich
township.
Farmers complain that the weather is a
little too dry, and it is feared that the
white potato crop will suffer if rain does
not come soon.
A meeting was held on Thursday even
ing of last week. to see if arrangements
could be made for the suitable celebration
of the Fourth of July. Committees were
formed, aud adjournment made until
Tuesday evening. The meeting of Tues
dag evening, while larger than the former
one, lacked enthusiasm, and the presence of
our prominent business men, the most of
them being conspicuous by their absence.
On account of the lack of interest no fur
Their action was taken, and the project
died natural death. It looks now as if
we may each one purchase our little pack
of fire crackers, and shoot them off at our
own sweet will, and imagine we are cele-
brating the victories of our Fathers, and
also those of our brothers who are Just
now helping to gain for another people
the liberties our fathers gained for US.
Mr.. Thomas Pike has purchased of Mr..
Rob. o Eaton, agent for the Estey Organ
Company, handsome Brambach piano,
and Mr.. Ye0d5r has purchased of John
Kenny, agent of the Blasius Piano Co., a
handsome organ.
GOLDEN WEDDING
John B. Warrington and wife cele brated
the golden anniversary of their marriage
at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Han
nah Holman, on Friday afternoon of last
week. Seven brothers and sisters were
present the oldest. Mr.. John B. Warning
ton, being in his seventy-ninth year, and
the youngest in his fit fourth year Those
present were Doctor Elizabeth G. Rock
wood and husband, and Miss Priscilla
Warrington, of Westville; DIR. Chalkley
Warrington. Lewis Warrington and wife,
Frank Matlack and wife, Nathan Warning
ton and wife, Franklin Warrington and
wife, Joseph Bennett and wife, Howard
Warrington and wife, Seth FL. Warrington
and wife, Mrs. Edward Warrington, Harry
Holman and wife, Mrs. David Warrington,
Herbert Brown and wife, Clark and Ed
ward Bennett, Hannah and Dalbert War
rington, Samuel Holman and wife. Jesse s.
Brown and wife, Samuel Hinman and wife,
Howard and Laura Holman, Verna War
rington, Mrs. Baynes and Charles Wilson,
of Swedesboro and vicinity Mrs. franklin
Armstrong, CHARLES Armstrong, of Cam
den George Armstrong and wife, Mer-
chantville; Catharine Jess, Ann W. Fry,
Woodstown; Hannah L. Kitchen, Curtis
Warrington, Miss Ida Warrington. Phila.
A sumptuous dinner was served, and the
happy old bride and groom received several
handsome and useful presents, along with
the congratulations and best wishes of all
present. Mr.. George Armstrong photo
graphed the company in groups. Mr..
Franklin Warrington read the following
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Then let us ever BEAR
The blessed end in view,
And join with mutual care,
To fight our passage through.
And kindly help eaca other on.
Till all receive the starry crown.
O,'may the Spirit seal