Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-10-19
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! Mr.. The0 Mercer, of Cheltehhaih, Pa.
and Mr.. William Widman, of Phile, vert
the guests of the Misses Eva and Pauline
KaYbrick on Sunday.
Mrs. John s. Batten has been spending Q
week with relatives and friends in Camden
| and Philadelphia
Miss Jennie Ham, Of Camden, is visit
| ing her cousin, Mrs. B. A. Headley
Miss Name Thompson. of Camden, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Lydia Justice.
William Croft, of Phila., has been the
guest of his brother. s. A. Croft
The Epworth League cottage prayer
meeting will be held at the residence Of
Isaac Paul. on Friday evening.
A substantial plank curbing has been
placed along the front of st. Joseph's
church property.
Mrs. W s. Ludlow and Miss Lucretia
Meley attended the Epworth League con-
vention at Pennsgrove last week and re-
port an interesting meeting.
Andrew H. Bodine, of Phila., and Miss
Mary Mingin, of this place, were married
by Rev. W. s. Ludlow at the NJ. E. par
sonage on Saturday afternoon and left
Immediately for their home in Phils.
Mrs. S. A. Croft has gone to spend
several DAYS with relatives in Phila.
Mrs. H. G. Garrison is with her daughter
Mrs. VIM. A. Sailer in Phila.
Grand Master Workman, w. H. McCul.
Tough, paid an official visit to one OF the A.
o. q. w. lodges OF New Brunswick on
Monday evening.
a.. W.. L
has been honored by being elected Presi-
dent of the Board of Trustees Of the Girls
Industrial School at Trenton.
Mrs. Matthew Muhlbaier was taken sud.
denly i'll on Saturday with symphonic
resembling appendicitis and grew rapidly
worse until on Monday afternoon when she
was sent to Hahnemann Hospital Word
was received on Tuesday to the effect that
her condition was considerably improved
and hopes are entertained that she will moi
have to undergo an operation.
| Elmer Locke and family. of North Wood
bury, spent Sunday with Mr.. Isaac Ore and
wife, parents of Mrs. Locke.
Miss Emma Batten has been the guest oil
Camden and Phila friends.
DR.. John P. Cheesman aud wife, OF
Elmer, visited VIM 81. Hannold and
family on Sunday.
Mr. Geo w. Hannold and wife have
been spending a week in travelling and
sightseeing, visiting Niagara Falls, Buffalo
Watkins Glen and other interesting points
Your typoes made Us say last week that
cards of invitation had been issued for the
marriage of George Meley, Sr. The item
Lob hau T.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the M. E church held special
meeting at the parsonage on Tuesday even
ing to make the final arrangements for a
meeting to be addressed by Mrs. Rasmus-
sen, returned missionary from Africa
The meeting will be held in the NJ E.
church ON Thursday evening, Oct rs
Members of other churches and the public
are invited to hear this interesting speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Jones celebrated the
fifth anniversary of their marriage on Sat-
urday, 18th inst, and entertained large
company Of relatives and friends.
Mrs. James Bradley, of Chestertown,
Md, is visiting Elijah Bower and family
Autumnal services were held in the NJ
E. church on Sunday evening. The
church wss decorated with fine specimens
of fruit of various kinds, vegetables and
grain, potted plants and cut flowers The
program was 10 charge Of the Sunday
school, the children of the primary and
intermediate departments taking promi-
nent parts. Pastor Ludlow made an ex-
cell Mt address in which he spoke of the
gratitude we owe to the great Giver of all
good, for the fruitful year and bountiful
harvests gathered by the husbsndmen.
Mrs. H. S. Loudenslager, of Paulsboro,
and daughter, of Chicago, Mrs Caddie
Wilson, of Glenolden, Pa, and Mrs. James
Hazlett, of Millyille, visited Samuel Sails
bury and family last week.
Hon. Solomon Fl. stanger, of Glassboro,
was in town last week interviewing voters,
in the interests of his reelection.
Miss Olive Hancock is visiting friends in
Newark.
Mrs. James Somers, of Seaview, has been
visiting her daughters here.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Jones celebrated
the twenty fifth anniversary of their mar
rage on Saturday afternoon and evening of
last week and entertained large number
Of relatives and friends The time was
pleasantly spent in SOCIAL chat, and vocal
an instrumental music. A bountiiul table
was spread with all the delicacies of the
season to which the happy party surround
ing the table did full justice
Many valuable and useful presents were
received. The guests departed at an early
hour wishing the bride and groom at least
twenty-five years more of happy welded
life
Among those present were the following:-Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. p Zane, Miss Sallie Zane. VIM.
Zane. Mr.. and Mrs. John Corner, Master Walter
and J. Haines German. Henry Ore and wife and
son Carlton, Philip Parker and wife, Mesey
Lewallen and wife, Jacob Shivler and wife, Geo.
Hall and wife, Samuel Holman and wife and son
Clifford, Lewis Shoch and wife, Joseph Ashton
Ethel of Oak Grove; VIM. Brown and wife, of
Evan; Charles Lamson, Miss Ellen Lamson,
Master Willie LamsOn, of Gibbstown: Abram
Jones and wife. of Centre Square, Chalkley
Zane, Miss Mia Zane of Ardmore Pa; John A.
Locke and wife, Misses Lydia and Irene Locke,
Hiram and Oscar Locke, of Phila., Oliver Zane,
wife and daughter, and N. Shreve, wife and
daughter Hattie. OF Clayton; Mrs. Elmer Locke,
of Woodbury.; Jos. Wright and wife and sons
Elwood and Leroy, Miss Maggie Ore. OF Mickle-
ton; Charles Storms and wife, and George Platt
and wife, of Bridgeport; Mr.. Levi Jones, of Cam
den; Mr.. franklin C. Bennett, of Repaupo;
Nathan Wilkinson and wife, Albert Marshall and
wife, OF Harrisonvilie, Mr. aud Mrs. Edward
Gibson, Isaac Ore and wife, James Herner and
wife. Henry Jones and vile, Misses Lizzie and
ter Clinton w. Jones. of Swedesboro.
The potato crop of Charles p Batten has
been enormous. amounting to 3434 baskets
of first size, 1880 of second size and GS5 OF
third size.