Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-01-20
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. Newton Hannold Of
Philadelphia spent Sunday with W. Fl.
Hannold and family.
Miss Deborah Justice of Philadelphia has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Lydia JUS
tice.
Mrs. Joseph Crispinand children Of Phil
adelphia have been visiting her sister. Mrs.
B. A. Headley.
"Uncle john Pierson has been on the
sick list for several days but his friends
hope be may be out again soon.
On every hand we hear people talking
of the mildness of the winter and wonder
ing if present conditions are to be the rule
The comfortable weather is surely Cod
send to the poor, of whom we have many.
Osceola Lodge, No. rs, 90 F., of this
place, has elected and installed the follow
ing officers Noble Grand, Daniel Block !;
Vice Grand, Geo. M Ashton Secretary,
VIM. H. Mccullough Treasurer, George c
Jones; Conductor, John Fl Miller; Warder,
III .Spohn; r S.N.G. Benz. Shoemaker LIS.
N G., T. w. Davidson RS VG., Louis M.
Shoch L.SV. g. Howard V.Locke; RS s.,
Carlton E. Rnl0n Z SIS, Harry Mayhem !;
Inner Guard, John Gerner Outer Guard,
r. H. Rainey Chaplain, B. R. Moffett.
Viola Lodge, No.40, K of P, has elected
officers for the ensuing term as follows
Chancellor Commander, Samuel NJ HomaD;
Vice Chancellor, VIM CoDover; Master at
Work, John M. Hunter; Prelate, Isaac FL.
Madara Master of Records, VIM. A. Shive-
Ter Master of Finance, / Allen Denny !;
IF RI il.
Master at Arms, Geo LouAllen; Inner
Guard, VIM. Ferrell; Outer Guard, May
hew Leap; Representative to Grand Lodge,
/. Allen Denny.
The Junior Epw0rth League Of the M E..
church, in charge of Miss Retta G. Fox,
gave pleasant entertainment on Saturday
afternoon consisting CT Scripture readings,
Rotations, singing, etc. ReV.W.S Ludlow
made an address.
Diamond Council, No. IA. Jr. o. VA. NJ,
has elected the following officers Council
lor, Elmer G. johnson; Vice Councillor,
Geo. A. Rode; Recording Secretary. Harry
w. Souder; Assistant Recording Secretary,
Allen G. Headley Financial Secretary,
Harry B. Smith /; Treasurer, Louis p. Mayer;
Conductor, John Ashcraft; Warden, J.
Morton Shoch; Inside Sentinel, VIM w.
Matts0n Outside Sentinel, Samuel Shivler;
Jr Past Councillor, Robinson O. Smith
Trustees, VIM. j. Black, j. Herbert Brown,
Harry w. Souder Representative to State
Council. VIM J. CouRcil.
Newsdealer Thomas Pike has purchased
of Charles Harbert the property once owned
and occupied by Capt David Taylor. He
takes possession on March 18th.
very pleasant surprise party was given
at the home Of Mr. John Gibson near here
on Thursday evening, 18th instant, it being
the 2lst birthday anniversary of his wife,
Mrs. Lille j. Gibson, and most complete
surprise it was. A large number of rela-
tives and friends were present, among were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Eastlack, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Eastlack and son Eddie. Mr.
and Mrs Clayton Eastlack, Mr., and Mrs.
George Eastlack and son Robert, Joseph
Headley, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Denny and
son Norris, Mr.. and Mrs l. Allen Denny.
and son Russell, MIR. and Mrs. Harry Long,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Estilow aud daughters
Lena and Letta Estilow, Carlton Estilow,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. John
Madara and sons Louie and Clarence
Madara, Albert Nicholson, Henry Wilson,
Ira Worrell, Walter Homan Frank Hilder-
brant, Master Warren Lodge, Misses Minnie
Souder, Lille Worrall, Laura Homan, Viola
Souder, Sadie Ackley, Mrs. Geo Ham, all
of SwedesDoro Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Der
rickson, the Misses Mary and Flora Der
recksoD, VIM. McIlvain, Isaac McIlvsin,
Misses Anna and Ella McIivain, Warner
Bennett, of Repaupo. Mr.. and Mrs. And
Parker and sons Ralph and Orville, Samuel
Snyder and daughters Edith and Ethel
Snyder, of PedIicktown. Mrs. Gibson re-
celved number of pretty and useful birth
day gifts.
A large and fashionable wedding took
place at st. Joseph's church on Tuesday
morning the high and contracting parties
being Mr. Peter Muhlbaier, Of this town,
and Miss Elizabeth Welk, of Clarksboro.
The ceremony was performed by Rev Wal
ter T. Leahey. The bride was attired in a
handsome gown of white silk with veil
and wreath. The bridesmaids were Miss
Theresa Schreiner and Miss Carrie Sullivan
of Philadelphia, former in yellow silk and
the latter in pink. The groom was attend
ed by Mr.. Albert Welk, brother OF the bride,
who gave her away and Mr.. Frank Ful-
CERT, of Philadelphia. Three wee girls
bearing baskets of flowers added to the
pretty scene. A large reception followed
at the home of the groom's father, Mr.. Mat
thew Muhlbaier's. The wedding gifts were
numerous and handsome