Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-01-27
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MISS Laura LUDLOW, OF daQOOnHeIO, II
visiting her uncle, Rev. W. S. Ludlow, a
the NJ. F. parsonage.
Mrs Elizabeth Layton and daughter
Miss Hannah, of Pennsgrove, have beer
spending little time here.
Miss Rebecca Pike has been spending
few days at Woodstown, the guest of hel
aunt, Mrs. Joel G. SnelbakeF.
Mrs. Harry McCollister has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Howard Hendrickson, Al
Wenonah, and her friend, Miss Matte
Batten, at Woodbury..
Mrs. Sarah S. Smith is spending two
week's with her son Frank Smith. AND
family, at Gohansey, Cumberland county.
Charles Backman, Jr., has purchased {
lot on Null street, and broke ground for {
house. Charles friends will be glad tt
note these signs of his prosperity.
We learn that Mr.. Michael Costello hai
purchased of l. III. Weatherby lot or
Broad street, and will build himself homs
thereon.
George Mitchell, ST., will shortly remove
from Mill street to the residence OF hit
brother Henry Mitchell, on Main street.
Thomas B. Hewes will shortly move il
the town, and will occupy the Trinity
Episcopal parsonage.
G. Wilmer RroVn has rented the hppst
now occupied by George Mitchell, and vii
take possession of it in the near future
Mrs. Lille Robinson. of New York, i,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Owen L. Guest.
Henry Weatherby, of Millville, has beer
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Samuel Sails
bury.
Mrs. Samuel LEROY, of Pennsville, ant
Miss Name Conley, of Camden, have beer
visiting Mrs. 7. W. pubois.
Mrs. George ColIett aud little daughter
May, of Camden, visited Mrs. Frank Par
ker last week.
Mrs. William G. Hunter and daughter
Irene, were the guests of her sister, Mrs
William A. Miller, in Philadelphia last
week
Rev. Father Duggan, of Bordentown
formerly OF Salem, visited Rev. Walter 7
Leahy last week.
Miss Nettie Taylor, who has been spend
ing several months with her uncle al
Gloucester City, has returned home.
Coeur de Leon Castle, No. SO, knights o.
the Golden Eagle, has elected the following
officers P. c., William B. Stone; n. G
Emil Verick V. c., William A. Shivler
High Priest, Joseph 7. Kirby Master o.
Records Charles K, Mayer; Clerk of Elk
chequer, W. F. Denny; Keeper of Elk
chequer, Amos Jones Sir Herald, Edward
Verick V. H., William c. Hunter; F. G
l. L. Longacre w. c., Charles T. Smith
Representative, William r Stone.
An Epworth League choir of twenty
voices has been organized in the NJ. E
church.
Grange, No. s, Patrons of Hushandry, thu
following officers were elected for tn.
ensuing year, Master, j. H. Brown; Over
seer, G B.Steward Lecturer, L. P. Turner
Steward, s. R. Parker; Assistant Steward
IS. Black; Chaplain, N. Fl. Warrington
Treasurer, T. F. Brown; Secretary, E E
Warrington Gate Keeper; H. McIlvaiD
Pomona, L. S. Black Flora, NJ. L. Der
rickson Ceres, K A. Cozens L. A. s, K
A. Steward.
John B. Adams, of Philadelphia, ha
been here looking after the business con
nected with the estate of his father, the lat
jeremiah Adams.
Miss Sallie Moore, who has been spend
ing several weeks among relatives an,
friends, returned home for short stay Of
Saturday.
The Presbyterian Sunday-school ha
elected the following officers: Superintend
emit, M. Stanley Black, Assistant Superin
tendent, Miss May Young; Secretary an
Librarian, Hugh Mccullough; Assistan
Joseph B. Smith Treasurer, Miss Mar
Mayer; Organist, Miss Lizzie S. Black.
| The congratulations of host of friend
are extended to Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Lud
low on the birth of son. May they fin
the old adage true, " a child in the hous
is well-spring of pleasure
Miss Ella Brown, who has been ill fl
some time, is improving.
| Daniel M. Leap diedfon Thursday morr
ing of last week, after a long and painfr
ILLNESS. His funeral took place on Monda
at the M. E. church, and interment We
made in Lake Park cemetery.