Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-07-21
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Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Porch, of Camden
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cook las
Sunday.
| Mr.. J. Epley, of Pennsylvania, spent {
few days Of last week with Miss Frances
R. Farley.
Mrs. Mary Carson, of Camden, is visit
ing Mrs. Thomas Adams.
Miss Hannah Stewart has new bicycle.
Clarence Riggs, of Atco, visited friends
here on Saturday.
Miss Alice Brown visited friends in
Camden last week.
Mrs. D. Bartholomew and three chill
dron, of Baltimore, Maryland, are spend
ing some time with Mrs. Margaret Lamb,
at Micklet0n.
Mrs. L. Murphy, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Susan Smith.
Albert Myers and Calven Weatherby, Of
Berkeley, have enlisted and left for Sea
Grit last Friday.
A party from Berkeley went fishing last
Sunday at Anglesea.
Miss Elizabeth Andrews and Miss Mary
Heritage are visiting friends at Moores-
town.
Mrs. Joseph Pancoast entertained Miss
Orpha Pyle, of Wilmington, Delaware, last
week.
Miss Mary Figg. Of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Mrs John Green has been visiting friends
at Burlington.
Miss Martha White chaperoned a
party of young people to Paramount Park
on Wednesday of last week.
The following questions was given out in
MiCkleton Grange What are the objects
of the Granger" Answers to be given this
week. The subject for the month is
Self Control" how may it be attained
" Do men or women have the greater sell
control ?n " Does self control have any
power in the management of our animals p
An essay on Self Control of the Romans
has been read.
A dog supposed to mad passed through
town on Wednesday, and caused consider
able excitement.
The rite of baptism was administered 10
the infant son of William Canning in St.
Peters church last Sunday morning.
Mrs. w. H. Burning is spending the
week in Harrisonville with her brother, j.
E. Stewart
D. d., G w. Cowgirl installed the fol-
lowing officers of East Greenwich Lodge
No. 23O, I. o. o. F., July 18th. w. G.,
John w. Myers; V. G., Robert Owen
Sec, William II. Canning; r. S. N. G..
Harry King. The Secretary and Treasurer
report the Lodge in flourishing condition
The following resolutions were adopted
at the last meeting of the Mite Society Of
ST. Peters chutch:-
ResOLUcd, That inasmuch as this Society
was originally organized for the relief OF
our soldiers when our country was involved
in the civil war, and when by the blessing
of God peace had been restored, was con
tinued for united labor in the interest of our
church. Now chat war again prevails, we
will gin ourselves to the original work c1
the organization.
Res0lUed, That retaining the name and
organization of the Mite Society, we hereby
establish, in connection with it, an auxiliary
to the Red Cross Society, and will do what
we can for the relief OF suffering in oui
army, our navy, or others exposed to the
disasters of war through the Philadelphia
branch of the Red Cross Society.
Res0LUed. That the membership OF this
auxiliary shall consist of any one willing to
help in the work and agree to pay annual
dues; men ST. 90, women. so cents.
| Resolued, That the officers shall be a
President, Vice President, Secretary and
Treasurer.
ResOIUed, That general meeting be held
| in the school house on Monday evening
T,rlu 1Qfh nd hot IN sfo he
tended to the people of ClarksborO and
vicinity. At this meeting an election will
be held for Offices, and the necessary com
mittees appointed.
A meeting was held in the School House
on Monday evening for the purpose of or.
ganizing an Auxiliary of the Red Cross
Society. The ministers and members o.
the several churches were present The
Rev. Mr.. Etien was chairman of the meet
ing; Jos. L. Sickler, Sec. Prayer was offer
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Williams. Rsys. J. Y
Burke and ]. H.O'Brien gave interesting
talks on the subject and the duties of The
Red Cross workers. An election of officers
for the ensueing year was made as follows
For Pres, Mrs. Th0s. II. Craven 1st Vics
Pres, Mrs. John EtjeD; End Vice Pres Mrs
E. II. Steward; Sec'y, Miss Alice Brown
Treas, Miss Anna G. Weatherby. A com
mittee consisting of Mrs. GranfieId and Miss
Craven was appointed to confer with the
Phila. headquarters for general informa-
ton 1t was decided to name the organ
ization 1.-THE East Greenwich Township
Auxiliary of the Red Cross and it was
earnestly desired that all interested in this
good work will be present at the meeting
to be held in the school house on Monday
July 25, at s o'clock P. NJ, when the COM
mittee will make its report.