Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-13
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Made from pure
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Safeguards the food
against alum.
Alum baking powders are the greatest
menacers to health Of the present day.
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CLARKSBORO.

Miss Emma Nichols who has been witt
her aunt, Mrs. Conner, in Bridgeport fol
nearly two years past, returned home on
Friday.
Hannah A. Brown aud q Cooper Law
renee, of Swedesboro, are visiting friends
mere.
Miss Bessie Davis, of High Bridge, Va.
is visiting Miss Jennie Myers, at Mt Royal
Rev Mr.. Sinten, of Chester, has accepted
a call as pastor of the Baptist church at Mt
Royal.
Mrs. S. w. Duque, of Phila, has been
spending few days with Mrs. ]. K. Sick
Ter.
Mrs. Joseph Leigh, of Mickleton, who
was operated on some time ago for tumor
in st Joseph's Hospital, Phila, now lies
at her home in critical condition. The
operation seemed a success and Mrs. Leigh
was thought strong enough to be brought
home, bat the journey proved more than
she was able to hear
The high wind and rain of Saturday
night did considerable damage to corn in
this section.
| Mrs. Joseph Higgins and daughter, Of
Giassboro, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Iiig-
gins at Mt. Royal.
Miss Clara ZelIey, of Keyport, is visiting
Miss Elsie Hoffman
| quiet but very pretty wedding took
| place 10 st. Peters church last Saturday
afternoon, July s at four o'clock, the con-
tracing parties being Miss Emma Nichols,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Azsel Nichols,
OF Mickleton, and Mr James Bellows, of
Liverpool, England. Rey. j. Y. Burk per
formed the ceremony in the presence OF
only the immediate family. The bride was
dressed In pretty gown of pink silk aad
the groom wore the usual suit appropriate
for the occasion. A reception followed the
| ceremony at the residences OF J. r. Seeker.
brother-in-law OF the bride. The happy
couple have the best wishes of many
friends for long aud happy life. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bellows will spend a few weeks with
relatives in this vicinity, before going to
their new home in Bridgeport, Conn, Mr.
and Mrs Azael Nichols gave them recep-
ton on Monday afternoon.
About fifty attended the regular meeting
Of the W. G. T. u last Friday afternoon.
The meeting opened with singing, Angel of
Peace Miss Name Shute<presided at the
organ, Elsie Hoffman accompanied her on
the violin. Rev. Mr. Mayhem. pastor OF
the ID. E church, offered prayer. The
regular business of the organization was
e1peditiousiy transacted Il was decided to
purchase Home Protection Posters to be
put up in suitable places The literary ex
ercises opened with reading by Martha
White, proving that desired ends are best
acquired by serving our enemies rather than
| by compelling them to submit to our
stronger power. A synopsis was given OF
| Lillian VI. Stevens aud Anna Gorden's tour
through Oklahama, New Mexico, Arizona,
California, Nevada aud Washington, over
5000 miles were travelled and ITO addresses
given by each OF them 10 the interest of
the w. c. I. q. Every engagement was
met and very generally they found Christ
ian people aroused to the importance OF
| systematic organized temperance effort
The young folks ef the Loyal League
pleased all by singing g Jesus is the Child
ren's Friend.n Clara Hill read practical
article indicating that however carefully
children may be trained and guarded in the
home, there comes time when they be-
come part of the outside world and while
the liquor traffic is licensed there is pos.
sibility that they may become it's victims
A forceful recitation, Satan and the Grog
Seller was most effectually given by Lydis
Grandfield