Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-06-29
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Miss Wilhelmina Griffith, OF Ocean
Grove, has been recent guest of B. R,
Moffett and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Norton have been
spending a few days at Atlantic City
Their son Clarence joined them on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gwynne and
daughter DoIthy. OF Salem, have been
visiting Mrs. Gwynne's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Rulon.
Mr. and Mrs George w Ashton, of this
place, and Rev. and Mrs. S. F. Gaskill, Of
PauIsboro, have gone for a week of sight
seeing at Niagara Falls, Watkins Glenn,
and other points.
]. Wilson Hera and son, of Glassboro,
were in town on Tuesday.
Mr. Andrew Sheldon and family, and
Henry Long aud family, will spend the
Summer vacation at Ocean City.
Clayton Eastlack and wife have been
spending few days with relatives at
Bndgeton.
Rev Father Duggan, of Bordentown,
visited Rev. Walter T. Leahy, on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs William McAvoy have
been visiting Woodstown friends.
Mr. and Mrs Benz A HeadIey have re-
turned from a delightful outing of two
weeks.
W. II. Mccullough visited Rev. E A.
Wanderer, of Paterson, last week.
William V Helms and family will camp
at lakewood Beach, near Salem, until Sep
tember
Grand Master Workman, w. H. McCul-
Tough, visited the A O. u w Lodge at
Asbury Park Oh Monday night, and will
=, isit Lodge No 43. of Trenton, on Friday
night, after which he will cease his official
visitations until September.
Mr.. Louis Weber and family, expect to
leave in a few days for visit of several
weeks with friends in the vicinity of
Bridgeton and Cedarville.
Mr. Matthew Muhlbaier is at home after
a successful operation performed at the
Hahnemann Hospital, greatly improved in
health.
Will Rode sold hundred baskets of
early cabbage in the Philadelphia market
for $780,
Rev. w. S. Ludlow and Rev. William
7. Valient, of WoOdstown. exchanged pull
pits on Sunday.
There will be a patriotic service in the
N. E church on next Sunday, and pastor
Ludlow will make an address on Good
Citizenship. The church will be decorated
with flags All welcome.
The Sunday evening devotional service
of the Epworth League, will be held in
the audience room of the NJ. L. church,
during tie Summer, instead of in the
81 L. 1.
ed from 6 O'Clock to 40.
Samuel NJ. Parker,a we'll known resident
of this place, is lying very low with hem
orrhage Of the brain. His death may occur
at any time.
Viola Lodge, No. 40, K of P, will cele
brate its twenty ninth anniversary on next
Friday evening.
Rev and Mrs Edmund Burk. of Phila.
are the guests of Mrs. Burk's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. C. Clark.
Mrs. ]. G. Dubois, and Mrs. T. W. Du-
Bots, have been spending a few days this
week with William B. Zip?ler and family,
in Philadelphia and Mr.. j. C. Dubois has
been taking trip through the coal regions
of Pennsylvania.
The tomato growers of this section are
busy marketing this profitable crop Nearly
six hundred crates were shipped from this
station on Monday, of which postmaster
Davidson shipped seyenty-six crates. The
price was 81 rs per crate.
Owing to the giving out of the pot
furnace at the glass works they were
closed down ten days before the usual
time with several orders unfinished. A
anf hoe baa., IL IL
Glass Works to complete the orders. The
year has been a prosperous one, and the
outlook for the next fire is encouraging.
We were favored on Sunday with most
delightful rain, the worth of which to the
farmers cannot be computed in dollars and
cents. joyful thanksgiving went up from
many hearts to Him who is the giver of
every good thing