Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-05-26
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4 Rev. Father Duggan, of Bordentow
visited Rev. Walter T. Leahy, on Tuesday
/ Harry McIntire, of Philadelphia, spen
Sunday with bis relatives here.
Mrs. r. G. Clement has returned from
Peru, Ind, where she has been spending
nearly year with her children.
Mr.. Herbert Moore left here on Monda,
morning to join his brother and sister il
Indian territory. We understands that ht
expects to take up his residence there.
Mrs. Anna Batten, Of Woodstown has
been visiting her son James Batten here
Mrs. Elijah Bower is still failing with nc
hope of improvement.
| We regret to haye to note that Mr.. John
Smith, who has been ill for several months
is not improving.
A project is on foot to remove the pews
from the Sunday-school room of the M. E.
church and reseat the room with chairs.
An improvement which will be greatly ap-
preciated by the teachers of large classes.
The destructive cut-worms are helping
themselves to the tender tomato and melon
plants, and causing no end of trouble and
disappointment. as we'll, to our farmers.
Strawberries are ripening in this neigh
borhood.
Mr.. VIM. Richards and Miss Alma Bar
ker, OF Seeley, Cumberland Co., spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. Denny.
Contractor Chas. P. Smith is pushing the
work on the new Catholic parsonage.
The June roses are blooming in May
and several gardens about here are a de-
light to the eye.
The Young Mems Social Club has thrown
out large Cuban flag, alongside of the
American flag in front OF their club room.
Quarterly meeting services will be held
in the NJ. E. church on next Sunday morn
ing In the evening tine Jr o U. A. M
will attend service in the same church.
A meeting to make arrangements for
Memorial Day, was held in Meley's Hall
on Monday evening, and the various com
mittees appointed. The exercises will be
held in the Academy yard on Monday
afternoon and addresse. will be made by
Rev. D. 3. Harris, of Camden, and Rev.
Edmund Burke of this place.
Mrs. John Yourison, who has been suffer.
ing with that dread disease appendicitis
was taken to the Hahnemann Hospital on
Wednesday of last week, where an opera
tion was performed The operation was a
success and Authorizations point to speedy
recovery.
The Ladies Aid Society of Trinity church
will hold strawberry festival in Lippin-
colts Hall on Saturday evening next
Mrs Fred. Andorfer, Miss Anna Sheldon
Miss Gertie Dilks and Miss Viola IreIan,
have been spending few days at Rogers
Ford, Pa
ID. G. Garrison has been again appointed
Chief of Police at Washington Park.
We learn that Mrs Ashton has had Ia
give up her bakery business, on account OF
i'll health. This will cause considerable
regret among her customers and frienos.
Miss Ella Brown, gave an enjoyable
Fancy Work " on Friday of last week and
entertained the following guests Mrs Geo.
W. Hannod, Mrs W. Fl. Hannold, Jr.,
Mrs. Geo. b. Mitchell. Mrs Alex B Hewes,
Mrs. VIM. Cooper, Mrs S. Will Gaskill. Mrs.
Harry McCollster, Mrs. Samuel S. Guesi,
Mrs b. E. Bnzby, the Misses Blanche A.
Clark, Emma Vannenan, Linda Talman.
Emma Batten, Gertie Parker Emma Hew-
es, Lille and Lulu Kuhule, Ella Headley.
Hannah Sparks, Laura and Name
Weatherby. Maria Cozsns, Maggie Wander
sloot, Katie Rode, Mary Rulon, May War
rington.