Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-11-09
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Miss Loue Adams, of Glassboro, has
been the guest Of Mrs. B. &. Moffett.
Mrs. Harry Mayhem is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Harris, Of Port Elizabeth.
John Mats and wife,of Woodstown, have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Repp, here.
DR.. Maggie Currie, of Ocean Grove,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs VIM McAYoy has been entertain
ing her sister, Miss Katie Ynohy, of
Woodstown, and her friend, Miss Annie
Ford, of Woodbury.
Joseph Reiger and wife aud children, of
Bridgeport, have been spending few days
with Mr.. VIM. Reiger and family here.
The Misses Pauline and Eva Kayhrick
have been spending few days visiting
friends at Gloucester City Miss Eva is
now visiting relatives in Phila
Miss Amanda Wilson, of Hamanton
and Miss Bessie Sooy, of Philadelphia
spent Saturday with friends here.
Grand Master Workman Mccullough
spent Friday evening of last week with
the A. o U. ". Lodge of Bordentown.
Mrs Caldwell and son, and Miss Aiken
of Pittsburg, Pepna., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. Davidson.
Mrs Howard Spencer and son, of Centre
Grove. Cumberland county, are spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Ore,
parents of Mrs Spencer.
Mrs. George W. Hannold expects to at
tend the Camden county Sunday School
Convention at Camden on Tuesday
The infant child of Charles and Della
Palmer, members Of gypsy band en-
camped near here, was buried in the NJ. E
church yard on Tuesday afternoon. Pastor
Ludlow held short service at the grave
At the regular meeting of the Official
Board Of the NJ. E. church held on Tues
day evening, it was voted to place con-
tract with agent James j. Davidson for
the lighting of tine church with acetyIene
gas. the plant to be put in Immediately. 1t
was also voted to present the handsome
chandelier now used for lighting the
audience room, to the M. E. church at
Auburn. A graceful thing to do, and the
gift will no doubt be appreciated By the
Auburn church.
The Junior Epworth League at its
meeting on Saturday afternoon voted to
contribute 500 to the building fund of
the Auburn church.
Miss Ethel Shank, of Riglersville, Pa
has been spending several days with Miss
Katie Rode.
Capt and Mrs. James Truitt and daugh-
ter, of Baltimore, have been the guests OF
F, B. Warrington and wife.
Miss Florence G. Pither, of the millinery
firm of Cozens & Piiher, who has been con
! fined to her home by illness for more tina
three months, is again able to be In heI
store and attend to business.
Miss Ella Costello, who was operated on
in Phila. hospital four weeks ago, for q
spinal trouble, is slowly recovering and ex.
poets to leave the hospital this week.
| Miss Drne r. Cheesman was operated OF
for the removal OF tumor at the Hahne
mann Hospital on Monday Word came
that she is doing well with reasonable
hopes of recovery.
The Benjamin Gaskill farm near herr
was sold on Monday to Henry Ridgway
The farm contained go acres and brought
$1,575
B. A. Headley and party returned from
a successful cunning trip on the Susque
DduDd Adte Oh 1 ucsudy. Eli. I1eaul5y sbO
IS ducks on Monday.
Uncle John Pierson voted for the 73t
time at an annual election on Tuesday anC
always IN the same town, WooIwich. HI
believes that no other man in Glouceste
| county can say the same.
A weeks mission by the Redemptris
Fathers is being held at st Joseph
church. The services are all largely at
tended.
Capt. George A. Rode, Frank Rode
! Hugh NJ Rsiney, Andrew Rode, Edward
Andorfer have returned from a successful
cunning trip on the Delaware Bay.
Israel L. Black has lost three valuable
horses in short time.