Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-12-28
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On account of the storm on Sunday
morning, our churches were poorly at.
tended
We are glad to learn that Rev. Mr..
Mayhem, who has been quite i'll, is much
better, and expects to occupy the NJ. E.
pulpit next Sunday.
Members of the Baptist church will hold
a social in about three weeks.
DIR. Burk and family, of Philadelphia
were guests of relatives here during the
week.
Mrs. Edward Stewart has been staying
at Harrisonville station for the past week
with her sister, Mrs. Howey. who is very
sick.
Rev. ]. Fl. O'Bricn's family spent Christ.
mas with relatives at Haddonfeld.
On the afternoon of January 9Th Rebecca
Nicholson, of Camden, will give an Illus
trated lecture in the Grange, of Mickleton,
for the benefit of the Upper Greenwich
Library Association. Subiect-A Trip
from st. Paul to Muir Glacier, Alaska.
Views of the most important and interest
ing places on the route will be shown, in
Guiding a number of Yellowstone Park
The lecturer has chaperoned parties all
over the United States and those who
have had the privilege of travelling with
her have been delighted, so we are sure all
will enjoy this lecture. An opportunity
will be given for persons to become mem
bers of this Association. Lecture free.
A number of residents in this vicinity
observed Christmas day by holding family
| reunions.
Our public schools are closed during the
holidays.
Mr.. Benjamin Lodge and Miss r. Hen
Erickson were married last Saturday night.
Mrs. Lidie Hoffman received picture Of
her Sunday school class taken in group
for Christmas gift
Annie Powell, of Newtown Square, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. O. E. Bur
rough, at Mickleton.
There was family gathering at the
home of Azael Nichols on Christmas day.
Mr.. A. Hollis, of Mt Royal, is very sick
at this writing.
Mr.. Robert Eldridge and family spent
Monday with relatives in Philadelphia.
The following program was we'll rendered
by the children of the NJ. E. Sunday
school last Friday evening; Gloria Patria,
by the children. Singing, by the school
Responsive reading, Matthew II Prayer.
Singing, by school Christmas Greeting
Minnie Halliburton. Recitation, Fannie
Kincade. Solo, " Luther's Cradle Hymn
Celia Shnte. REGULATIONS by Henry Magip,
Bissie Hoffman, Ernest Stewart. Singing,
Merry Bells are Ringing" Recitation
by Violet Wilson. Solo by Dorothy Reeder
Exercise by four young girls. Rec Ernest
Mosley. Rec. Celia Shute. Solo, by Martie
Kircher. Responsive Reading, Luke IL,
720 Rec. by Lottie Halliburton. Rec
" Christmas Expectation" by Ethel Ed
Rec by Lottie Moore. Exercise by ten
Hush bye Baby Minnie Halliburton.
Rec. Matte Kircher. Rec, What Curly
head told her doll" Minnie Halliburton
Violin solo. Singing, " All Hail the Power
of Jesus Name
The entertainments given by the other
Sunday schools were both successful and
delightful occasions, and the houses we're
well filed. The churches were all prettiIy
trimmed with Christmas green's and gifts,
and kindly greeting gladdened all hearts.
Notice.
Owing to the storm of Tuesday evening,
December 10, the meeting OF Democratic
voters of East Greenwich Township to
elect two members of the County Com
mittee and effect a township organization
under the new rules, was adjourned to
Saturday evening" December 80, 1899, in
Clark's Hall, at eight O'Clock.
By order of COUNTY COMMITTEE