Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-03-29
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A Council of Daughters of Liberty was
installed here on last Friday evening, with
| ffty-fve charter members as follows: The
Misses Martha r. Leap, Ella D. Brown
| Anna B. Sheldon, Amanda W fourison
Catharine NJ Rode, Clara L. Rode, Lille
Worrell, Fannie W. Worreli, Gertrude B.
Sparks, Ida Lawrence. Florence u. Pither,
Marie A. Cozens, Lizzie q. Cozens, George
Smith, Maggie Ore; Mrs. Matte J Homan,
Mrs. Joanna Hunter, Mrs. Lizzie M Bat
ten, Mrs. Mary B. Hannold, Mrs. Mary E.
Black, Mrs Lydia B Rapp, Mrs. Mary d.
Batten, Mrs. Mary G. Young, Mrs. Lizzie
johnson, Mrs. Clara A. Titus, Mrs. Bertha
r. Brown, Mrs. Maria Fl. Shiyler, Mrs
Albert Titus, Mrs. Caroline H. Zippler,
Mrs Rebecca F. Brown, Mrs Robert FL
Moore, Mrs. Samuel Steward, Mrs. Hannah
Stetser, Mis-. Louis Mayer.
Messrs. George A. Rode, Joseph Can't
well, Edgar Kirby, A G. Sparks, Geo. II.
Madara, Charles +. Fish. Hugh McCui-
Tough, William A. Rulon, William s.
Smith, Isaac 81. Bradshaw, M. Augustus
Sparks. Walter E. Moore, Harry X. Stein,
Harry B. Smith, Lee A. Carey, Gerome NJ.
Young, W. Fl. Hannold, Jr., Samuel L.
Holman, Fred. Rapp, Jr., Moses Batten, |.
Mayhem Leap. The officers elected were :
Jr Elk. Councillor, Miss Ida Lawrence, Jr.
Elk. Associate Councillor, Mrs. Mary E
Black, Councillor, A. G. Sparks, Associate
Councillor Miss Amanda Yourison, Vice
Councillor, Miss Lille Worrell Associate
Vice Councillor, Miss Clara M. Rode; re-
cordiDg Secretary, Miss Fannie Worr Il,
Associate Recording Secretary, Mrs Mary
D. Batten, Financial Secretary, Catherine
M Rode; Treasurer, Mrs. Lizzie NJ BatteD;
Guide, Caroline Ii. zippler Inside Guard,
Mary G.. Young Outside Guard, William
Rul0n; Trustees, Gerome NJ Young, Mrs
Samuel NJ Holman, Gertrude B, Sparks.
Representatives to State Council Miss Ida
Lawrence, Mrs. Mary E. Black proxies,
Ella D. Brown, Geo. A. Rode. Deputy
State Councillor ]. Preston Potter, presided
oyer the ceremonies and an iniatory team
from Camden performed the work in a
satisfactory manner. The new council
starts eff with every prospect of success,
and has the best wishes of the community
To Councillor A G. Sparks must be awarded
the honor of being the chief instrument in
organizing this new lodge. as he has
worked faithfully to bring it TO pass, and
be may be not be little poud of his
success.
Cour de Lion Castle Knights of the
Golden Eagle, celebrated its twelfth ami
versary on Monday evening, and although
the night was stormy. HowelPs Hall was
filed with the Knights and their friends
A varied program was presented consisting
of vocal and instrumental music, recita-
tions, gramaphone selections, etc. Past
Supreme Chief VIM. G.. Hunter made a
pleasant address of welcome, and addresses
were made by Past Supreme Chief, G. B.
Wood, and Sir Knight VIM 81. McCul
Tough. A beautiful boquet of American
Beauty roses was presented to Mrs. VIM.
G. Hunter. w. 81. Mccullough presented
the roses in behalf of the lodge, and Past
Supreme Chief Hunter, acknowledged the
gift in behalf of his wife. At the close of
the evening collation. was served.
Mrs. S. F. GaskilI, of Paulsboro, spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. M
Ashton.
Prof Joseph Jennings was in town on
Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Woodruff, of Williamstown,
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. w. s.
Ludlow at the NJ. E. Parsonage.
Mrs. VIM. Cline, and little son Harold, of
Centre Square, have been the guests OIL
their friends, the Misses Eva and Pauline
Kaykrick.
Mrs Rebecca G. Clement. is spending a
little time with friends here.
Miss Laura Ludlow, of Haddonfeld, has
been visiting her uncle Rev. w. S. Ludlow,
Miss Hannah Sharp is spending the week
with friend at Somer's Point.
Miss Maggie Ore, of Mickleton, has been
has been visiting her parents here.
Herbert Moore and family returned to
their home at Claremore, Indian Territory
on last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Moore left here on
Monday for Claremore, Indian Territory,
where they expect to make their future
home.
Rev. W. S. Ludlow and family left here
on Thursday, for Tuckerton, the appoint
mept to which Mr.. Ludlow was assigned
by the conference The best wishes of a
host of host of friends, both in the church
and community, will follow himself to their
new field of labor
Rev. W. S. Mitchell occupied his pulpit
in the NJ E church on Sunday. He will
move his family from Camden this week
and public reception will be given them
on Friday evening in the lecture room of
the church. ALI friends inYited.
Ga Thursday evening of last week Mrs
b r. Moffett's Sunday School class and a
few friends met at the parsonage and gave
Mrs. w. S. Ludlow, who was member Of
the class most complete surprise. A de-
hghtful evening was spent, refreshments
were served and token of esteem was pre-
scented Mrs. Ludlow in the form of a pretty
gold chain for her glasses. On Friday
evening, the members of Mrs. LudlowsI
bible class took themselves to the parson-
age and made themselves very much at
home to the surprise of their teacher who
seeing that numbers were against him,
twenty to one, surrendered in good order,
and allowed the invading parties to have ii
all their own way. The evening was spent
in pleasant conversation and ice cream,
cakes and fruits we're served.
Many of Jour farmers are busy sporting
outn their tomato plants into cold frames
The plants are said TO be unusually fine
this year.
Sweet potatoes are selling at our station
at 81 per barrel, only so cents more than
last fall when dug.
The Board of Education of Woolwich
Township organized on Tuesday evening
By electing Henry ". Ridgway, President,
and l. S. Stratton, Clerk The Board then
proceeded to elect teachers for the coming
school year. The following were elected ::
Principal, Miss Sue H. c. Coles; teachers
OF Swedesboro Academy, Miss Vida Lippin-
colt, Miss Florence M. Wiley, Miss Mabel
E. Batten, Miss Sallie K. West. Mrs Mary
II. Yourison was elected teacher of school
No. 2, South Swedesboro.
The Sunday School Institute to be held
in the NJ. E. church here on Thursday,
April 5, under the direction of the State
Primary Council, promises to be interest
ing. All invited.
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