Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-03-15
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Thomas Borton and wife have been
visiting their daughter in Philadelphia.
Several persons from this place attended
Friends Quarterly Meeting at Woodstown
on Thursday.
The sale at Patrons Hall on Saturday
afternoon was well attended, and fair
prices realized.
Lowell Ridgway and wife, of Wenonah,
were guests of his mother, Mrs. K. Ridgway
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curchin, OF Fair Haven,
are visiting relatives here.
Our farmers are commencing their Spring
work --coloced help is returning from the
South, fields are being plowsd, and guam
titles of fertilizer have been unloaded at
the station and carted away during the
past week.
A few persons from this vicinity attended
the silver wedding anniversary celebration
of Mr., and Mrs. Henry Pancoast on Satur
day.
Harrison Township Board of Education
held the final meeting of the year on
Tuesday evening. A satisfactory report
was given by the Clerk, and it was voted
to raise $4,000 for school purposes for the
following year.
William Smashey will move his family
to Woodbury. sometime this month
William Colson and wife visited relatives
at MooTestown during the week.
Mics Anna Parker entertained several Of
her Woodstown friends on Saturday even
| ing, including the following: Misses Cora
and Lulu Weatherhy, Mae Clayton, Nellie
Richman, Elma Homer, Lizzie Redstrake.
Lizzie VanPelt. Miss higgins, Messrs.
Warren Shinn, Charles Hires, David Bas-
sett, Will Borton, Frank Grier. Messrs
| Waddington and Hancock.
Rev. Fl. J. Conover, of the NJ. E. church.
left for Conference on Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Conover is visiting relatives at Lum-
bertou.
William Horner and wife are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Kerper, at Harrisburg,
Penna.
Messrs. Dickinson and McFadden. who
moved their families from this place few
weeks since, have moved back again.
Members of the Epworth League held a
business meeting at the home of Mrs
Hiram Shute on Tuesday evening.
A phonograpic entertainment will be
given by Huron Tribe, Improved Order
Red Men this evening in Town Hall.
Christian Endeavorers will hold their
annual reunion and social next Tuesday
evening, March 20.
Master Lewis Parker was given a sur.
prise party by his school mates on the
evening of March g. The company com
Aha
Bessie Shiveler, Emma Parker, Anna
Hszelton, Lewis Parker, Norman Parker,
Ralph Norman, Collins HazeIton, Leslie
Armstrong, Harry Holman, Vernon Ban
ming, George White, Oscar Kirby. The
young people enjoyed the lively games
and the dainty refreshments consisting OF
ice cream, cake and fruit.
Mrs. R. B. Parker was Philadelphia
visitor on Monday.
Clark Gardiner and Washington Warner
moved into their new homes on Tuesday,
and many others will move week later.
Alfred West and wife, Frank B Ridg
way and wife, Aaron NJ Ridgway and
wife, Norton FL. Woodruff and wife, Mrs.
Rachel Bill and Mrs. Rachel Horner were
entertained by the Misses Wallace, on
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. R. P. Moore has been spending a
few days with friends in Woodstown.
On Tuesday afternoon a quilting bee
took place at the north end of town-the
result OF kindly interest on the part of
some of our benevolent women in behalf
of the needy.
Miss May Moore entertained number
h. l. l. L =
even ng, the little folks greatly enjoying
the pleasures their teacher had so kindly
provided for them.
Mrs Vanaman, of Cape May, is the guest
OF Miss Alinda Benezet.
The annual school meeting will be held
March 20.