Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-12-13
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:, Miss Kate sicklef, Of Woodstowr, spen
/ Sunday with Miss Nettie NoIte
: Rev and Mrs. S. Gaskill, Of Ceilings
wood, have been visiting their daughter
Mrs Geo. N. Ashton Mr. Gaslsill occu
pied the pulpit Of tile Methodist church OF
Monday evening.
Miss Essie Trump, Miss Hannah Bee and
Mr. Charles Sharp, of Salem, spent SUNDAY
with Mayhem Sharp and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Heritage have been
recent visitors Of AR and Mrs. Andrew
i Harris of Quinton.
Quarterly meeting SERVICES were held in
the Methodist church on Sunday. The
usual quarterly love feast was held at 8. 30
i o'clock, followed by most excellent ser
mon by Rev. b. B. Loomis, Of Camden.
editor Of the Epworth 4lcocate, who also
preached in the evening.
The Delaware and Atlantic Telephone
Co. has just put in eight private phones
here.
The friends Of Mr.. William II. Cozens
viii be glad to know that he has returned
home greatly improved in every way after
a sojourn at the Walters Park Sanitarium,
at Wernersyille, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry T. Ford and little
daughter Helen and Miss Hannah Sparks
are visiting DR.. and Mrs. Chas FL Rether.
at Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Gertrude Sparks has been the guest
OF Miss Laura Ludlow at Haddonfeld
Rev Geo. L. Barker is conducting a
series Of meetings at Long Branch.
Sumner r lean nurcbasea tba Ta,ob
fYoftScl,all, aronarty raoaptlsy ali - o.,
IFS sole for Is ion
W. ~ e
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!, my, ,.us elio" seoll elli.e covered the
slo'''''A as''su's et'lle VI iues''es
Swedesporo Lodge No. y a. .. q. w
mas elected the following officers for the en-
SUNG year: Past Master Workman, Samuel
I. Homan Master workman, /. Allen
Denny; foreman; Isaac Paul; Oxerseer, I.
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Inc aeplioalsg people OF thlS community
are celeDlelIg tlle slAes-seeelau anniversary
q ene pulHing o. inc ilsg Methodlse
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a district meeting was heid at the castle
room Of CeuT de Lion Castle, Knights Of
the Golden Eagle, on Monday evening.
Grand Chief Arthur II. Hope, OF Asbury
Park, and Grand Master OF Records A. L.
Clark, OF Trenton, were present and adj
dressed the meeting. Supper was served
by the Ladies Of the Golden Eagle IN the
superior style for which the Temple is be-
coming noted. Having taken up the bust
ness OF catering, the Temple stands ready
to furnish tirst-class spreads to the yaIi- |
Gus lodges OF the town, as they may be
called on.
The Woolwich Township Sunday school
Association held its fifteenth annual con-
vention in the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday evening. Inc convention opened |
With a song service ied py .. X. Mohett- |
Inc scriptures were read by N. Stanley
sa.'sh, ti d = sS So ssA' a.,
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and teachers 81 The vario9s Simultaneous
Of the township followed. after which
Dir. T e. Halsev- President Of the Associa-