Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-09

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Baptist church will hole
picnic at Ca1neIs Back, d
''ay, the 10th.
Mrs. William Ford, WHO has been quite
sick Tor more than week, Is improving.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Craven, of New York. are
visiting their brother, Thomas Craven.
Misses Retta and Anna Henning. Of
Philadelphia, have been spending some
time with Mrs Robert Eld-idge
Mrs. Wilbur Sloan and daughter we're
guests o. relatives in Camden last week.
Mrs Frank Ford give a tea last week in
notlof Of her sons fourth birthday
! Miss Alice Roberts, Of Norristown has
been visiting her grandmother Mrs. Rachel
Carter. ''''''''7'
Miss Mabel Haines hos ret-raed from 4
visit with Miss Emily C9ale, 1t Greenville.
Miss Belle Owen entertained number Of
her Wiiliamstown pupils one day last week.
Richard Heritage, IF Wyoming, il visit
ing among relatives aud friends 1t MCKEE
ton ---~'sss
a number from here went. or the Golden
Eagles excursion to Atlantic City, Friday.
William Canning, who met with such 4
serious accident at Mickleton station last
week, Is improving and is now expected to
recover. lie will have to remain in the
hospital for several weeks vet.
Miss Sallie Draper, Of Philadelpbia i
visiting friends and relatives in this neigh
borhood
Nh. and Mrs. Edward Owen, Of Camden.
are spending the week with Mr.. Owens
father at Mickleton.
Mr. Isaac Jones, assistant agent here, has
accepted position at Anglesea
During the shower on Monday evening
lightning struck the house Of Mr. Hoffner.
near here.
Miss Ethel Haines is visiting her aunts.
Misses Benlah and Hannah Pancoast, at |
Mullica Hill.
Mrs. William Burning and son spent
Monday and Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. I
Joseph Brown at Mullica Hill
Job Haines, who has been ailing for
several months with throat consumption,
passed away last Saturday afternoon. about
1 O'Clock, aged IS years. Although sick
Tor SO long he was confined to the house
but few days, and his death was sur
PRISE to many. The deceased was one Of
the most respected citizens IN this com
nunity and will be greatly missed. For
many years he has settled estates and
transacted business for people all over the
county. he was life long resident Of
Allckleton. The family have the sincere
of his many friends He leaves
! wife and one married daughter, Mrs.
Buzby. The funeral which was largely
Intended took place on Wednesday, from
friends Meeting House.
Cyrus Brown is improving his property
y laying a cement walk around the house.
Mrs Annie Sailor and children. Of POTTS.
own. have been visiting relatives ut Mt.
loyal !
The many friends Of Miss Hannah Allen
ave her pleasant surprise last Saturday
yening. The lawn was beautifully deco i
ated with lanterns. Music and dancing ]
dded greatly to the enjoyment Of the 9
yeiilng Those present were: Mr.. and
lfs. Howard Phifer, Mr.. and Mrs George
'ennlngton, Mrs. H. Clement, Miss Edna /
iement John Smith, Parkville; Miss
rancis Powell, Milford Titus, John Allen,
acob Smith and Harry Adamson, OF Pauls l
orc; Misses Lizzie Test and Anna Geitz,
Clarkksboro; George Pennington. OF I
Philadelphia Thomas Parsons, Dorsey I
Volt, Andrew Edger and Miss Sarah Par
ms, of Woodbury.; Misses Blanche Unruh. D
Iaud Dobbs, Jennie Myers, Mary IIeDent. a,
Onward Unruh, Albert Hill, John Hill. Y
'aac Jones' John Stratton, Jacob Hem
rickson, Of Mt. Royal; Misses Kate Smith Il
ID Hannah Allen, Paulsboro; Stille Smith. I
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