Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-11-10
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i Mr.. F. N Durham, of Harrisonville
Station, has rented Miss A. O. Weatherby's
property, and will novel here abont the
middle of the month.
The Episcopal church was thoroughly
cleaned last week.
Mr.. s. Hartman, the expressman, lost a
valuable horse last Friday. The animal
was cut by wire fence and bled to death.
Mr.. Joseph Gill; of Mt. Mount Royal is
on the sick list.
Mr. Albert Dawson fell fourteen feet from
hay NOW last Fridayand received a broken
shoulder and other bruises.
Miss Alice Hazelton and Miss Mabel
Brown, of Mullica Hill visited friends here
on Saturday.
The Misses Burk, of Philadelphia, were
guests Of their uncle, Rev. J. Y. Burk last
week.
The party of deer hunters returned horne
on Wednesday. They report having bad a
good time and that two fine deer were
slain.
The VIC T. u met Nov. 18th with a
good attendance. 1t was reported that
Temperance paper would be kindly per-
mitted at the GarBsboro and Mt. Royal
barber shops. A committee was appointed
to select from papers contributed by mem
bers to leave at the places. The committee,
appointed to make arrangements with the
Beveridges and Volney B Cushing. re-
ported they would come to Clarksboro,
Nov. 18th to speak in the NJ E church
The Beveridges having been here before
need no other announcement. Frances E
81 Watn
splendid voice, ready utterance, aid irwin
chile array of fact and argument, MIR.
Cushing is an ally for which we can hardly
be too grateful A responsive reading on
Non Alcoholics in Medinine was parlici-
pated in by all present, showing the deceit
fnlness of alcohol as medicine, quoting as
authoritythe leadingphy sicians OF our times.
Account of State Convention was given by
Laura E. Holmes. She reported an increa-
sed membership, and members were en-
Outraged to press on in the work, though
cautioned to observe proper care in regard
to the needs of the body, that life need
not be shortened by doing more than ones
own share of service.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bradshaw enter
tanned number of their friends at a
chestnut boiP' one evening last week.
At a recent meeting of the Grange, Job
Haiues read very interesting paper on the
Attitude of Foreign countries toward the
United States during the Civil War"
Mrs. Davis, of Camden has been the
guest of Mrs Robert Shoemaker
Mr., Brano moved from Mt Royal to
Philadelphia last week.
Samuel Sterling, of Burlington visited
William g. Haines last week.
Mrs. Julia Crawford, of Mantua spent
last week with her mother Mrs E d
Myers
Rev. John Davis visited friends here last
week.
The few who were privileged to hear
Rev. j. Morgan Reeds lecture in the M
E church last week, were we'll pleased.
The receipts were about nine dollars.
Mr.. Edward Huff has moved from
Mickleton to Westville.
Miss Singizer, of Merchandising, Pa is
the guest of her sister Mrs Scott Green.
The funeral, of Mrs. Lizzie Dole who
died last Wednesday at Milton, Del. took
place on Sunday from the residence of her
brother-in-law Joseph Clark. Mrs Dole
was the widow of the late Captain Dole
whose vessel, the "Annie 7. Lamsou was
lost at sea about three years ago This
funeral was especially sad, and the four
young children, bereft of both parents have
the sincere sympathy of all.
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Howey, of Harrison
vile Station and Waller Howey, of Phila
were guests of Mrs Edward Steward on
Monday.