Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-07-28
CLARKSBORO

Nj. and Mrs. Samuel Murphy and two
daughters, of Elmer were guests of Harry
Murphy last Sunday.
John T. Heritage and family, of Mickle-
ton, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Duell.
Mrs Scott Green left on Saturday for a
visit among relatives in Mechanicsburg,
Pa. She expects to stay several weeks.
The funeral of Mrs. Kurtz, Of Berkeley,
took place las, Npnday. She was 85 years
old the Fri sfore her DEATH
The Baptist Sunday. school, Of Berk'ey,
will hold IFS picnic August 3, at National
Park.
Some needed improvements will shortly
be added to the Berkeley Baptist church.
Mrs. Joslin and two daughters have been
visiting friends in this vicinity.
Miss Martha White, of Mickleton, spent
last week with friends at Hatboro, Pa.
Miss Edith Lippincott, Of Moorestown,is
visiting friends at Mickleton.
Miss Minnie Dobbs,ot Westville, has been
visiting Mrs. Albert Dobbs.
Mrs. Margaret DUAL and Mrs. Haberstock,
OF jersey City, have been visiting Mrs. j..
EGen.
John Cald sell, who has been in Ireland
for the last six months, returned home
last week.
Rev. and Mrs...J. Y. Burk are spending
two weeks at Newport, r. I. Mr.. William
TodelI, of Philadelphia, will conduct
morning services during the absence of
Mr.. Burk. No services will be held in the
evening.
Clarkson Fogg, wife and daughter Helen,
of Philadelphia, have been the guests OF
Mrs. 1T. Haines.
Mrs. Annie Powell, of Newtown, Pa,
spent Sunday at Nicholson with her
mother, Mrs G. Burroughs.
jeremiah Haines and wife visited Gettys-
burg last week.
Misses Hannah and Bertha White are
spending some time with Mrs. George
Heritage.
Miss Earnestine Leires is the guest of
Miss Lucille Smith.
A meeting of the Board of Education
was held in the school house last Wednes
day evening. The subject of Improvements
was discussed, and it was decided to have
the upper room wainscoated, aud two win
dows added. A committee was appointed
to decide what other necessary improve
ments should be added.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeten spent Sunday with
relatives at Jefferson.
Charles Shoemaker aud wife, of Mantua.
were guests of Joseph Sickler and wife on
Sunday.
Mrs. Rebecca Ogden, aged 70 years, was
quite badly injured last week by falling
down stairs.
Mrs. Frank Ford and son have been
visiting relatives in Woodbury..
Miss Alice Rice, who has been visiting
Miss Annie Williams, returned to her home
in Trenton on Monday. Miss Rice is State
Superintendent of the Mercy and Help
Department Of the Epworth Lsague 90
ciety.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sickler aud sou Van
Dyke, are spending the week with relatives
in bridgeport, Connecticut. They will
visit other places along Long Island Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pedrick aud daughter, Of
Philadelphia, have been spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Craven.
The base ball club played their first
game last Thursday afternoon at Mullica
Hill. Score 81 TO IL in favor of Mullica
Hill.
Miss Emma Horn, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday here with her mother.
The community was well represented
last Monday evening at the meeting of
+" The East Greenwich Township Auxiliary
of the Red Cross" The committee that
had been appointed to go to Fifteenth and
Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia to find out
what work was needed by the Society
made their reports and brought back samples
of bandages, pagamas, house wiyes, etc. 1t
was decided that the men should pay ST. 0C
membership fee, ladies 25 cents auu as
much more as they desire. Twenty dollar:
and seventy-iYe cents were paid in. A
committee was appointed TO 20 to the city
and purchase material FIR the various
articles needed. a meeting will be held
next Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the lecture room of the Episcopal church
to begin work A committee was ap
pointed to solicit funds aud materials, also
one for cutting out the work.
! Mrs SteItz has moved into part of the
double house on the syndicate.