Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
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Rev. S. F. Gaskill of Paulsboro, has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. George NJ.
Ashton here.
Miss Lizzie Cozens is entertaining her
friend, Miss Florence Moore, of Woods
town.
Miss Sidney Heald, of Atlantic City, has
been the guest of Miss Hannah Sparks.
Grand Master Workman W. II. Nc
Cullough paid an official visit to one of the
A. o. U. w. lodges at Jersey City, Monday
evening.
The young friends of Mr. and Mrs. Asa
Lawrence gave them a pleasant surprise
on last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Helen Stratton has returned from
her holiday visit with her daughter, Mrs
J. ]. Robinson, in New York.
Mrs. F. E. Vandersloot has been enter
tanning Mrs. VIM. Murray aud daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Youngman and daughter, and
Mrs. ]. G. Davis and son, of Baltimore,
Md, and Miss Elsie Davis, of Salem.
James Howey and daughter, Martha,
and Samuel Butler, the tenant on Mr..
Howey's farm, were all severely bitten last
week by vicious dog belonging to Mr..
HOwey. The dog was shot.
The defamation caused by the blasting
of the ice at the mouth of Raccoon creek
on last Friday evening, in search OF the
body of George B. Eyre, was distinctly
heard here; doors shook and windows
ratified.
Isaac Ore, who about three weeks ago
was thrown from load of hay by the
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although still very lame. In his fall be
struck a heavy plank and seriously injured
his back.
Special revival services are being held in
the NJ. E church during this week Pas.
tor Ludlow has for helper Miss Alice
Kirkbride of Camden.
The funeral of Mrs. William McAvoy
which took place on Thursday of last week
was one of the largest ever held in st. JOS
eph's Church.
The WOOlwich Fire Department elected
the following officers on Monday evening:
President, Edgar H. Dilks; Secretary H. G.
sparks; Treasurer Geo. B. Mitchell; Chiei
Engineer, Harry H. Sparks; First Assistant
Fred Andorfer; Second Assistant, Oliver
Burks.
Occur de Lion Castle Castle Knights oil
The Golden Eagle, installed the following
Ulcers on Monday evening IN. c., Chas.
YourisOn; " c., George Ham q. P, Jos.
). Kirby M. OF r. Charles K. Mayer; K.
of E., Amos. NJ. Jones; c. of E., VIM. F.
Denny; s. H., A. j. Steelman; V. H..
VIM r. Stone.
Swedesboro Grange No. 5, Patrons oil
Hnsbandry, has installed the following
officers for the ensuing year: Master, Isaac
McIlvaiD; Oyerseer, Samuel Black; Lee.
turer, Albert Heritage; Steward, G. Horter
Chaplain, Nathan FL. Warrington; Treas.
urer, David 7. Brown; Secretary, Emma c.
Warrington Gate Keeper, Walter M.
Shoch; Pomona, Sallie T. Kille; Flora
Ella II. Brown; Ceres, Kate A. Steward
Lady Assistant Steward, Caddie j. Gill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen Black have
been spending a short time with Mrs Sarah
| ID. Beckett, mother of Mrs. Black. On
Monday evening their young friends turned
out and gave them serenade and later
were invited in, when a pleasant hour was
spent with instrumental music, singing
etc. Refreshments were served.
At the annual election for officers of the
NJ. E. Sunday School the following were
elected: Superintendent, George n. Ash
ton; Assistant Superintendent, J. G. Du-
Bots; Secretary, Louis Moore; Assistant
Howard Ham; Treasurer. Mrs. B. A.
Headley; Librarian, 1. A. Denny; Superb.
tendent intermediate Department, Mrs
George M. Ashton; Superintendent Primary
Department, Mrs. George w. Hannold
Organist, Mrs. Wilbert Batten; Assistant
Mics Eva Headley; Chorister, Biddle r
Moffett; President of Missionary Depart.
ment, Mrs. w. S. Ludlow; Secretary, Mrs
/ w. E. Black.