Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-30
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| Do not forget to attend the fair given b
the ". G. + u, in their hall on Aug. 81
| 81 aud Sept 1 Ice cream, fruits. cake
and confectionery viii be there IN abund
ance, and q very pleasant time is antioi
pated
A. D Peiz has purchased d loconobile
which he brought home last week, afte
having taken two weeks instruction il
Philadelphia in the care and management
of it from an experienced hand
Miss Lydia Graisberry's Sunday schoo
class had ice cream, cakes and fruits fol
sale IN the Methodist church last TUESDAY
evening. Proceeds for the repair fund d
the church
E. J. Cole and ThomasBeetle represented
Marion Castle, Ancient Order Knights 81
the Mystic Chain, at a meeting Of the select
Castle held at Wiiliamstown on Tuesday
1t wus the largest meeting Of the Castle for
many years and all were pleasantly enter.
tanned by the local Castle.
Joseph Williams moved last Tuesday
from this place TO Blenheim, in the house
adjoining VIM. Watson's grocery store.
He occupied the house at the corner Of
Central and Railroad avenues.
Milton Rudderow, cur butcher. has had
his meat wagon much improved by a new
coat Of paint at the hands Of our blacksmith
and wheelwright, VIM Godfrey
Mrs Carrie Spencer, of Camden, was a
guest Of Miss Lizzie Shaw last Tuesday
Edward Warwick, Of Chews Landing.
expired suddenly in front of his residence
while talking to E. F. Pine, Of this place,
on Monday morning. He was in his I'D
year and well known throughout the
county as staneh Republican. Mr., War
wick was a Commissioner OF Appeals, a
member of the School Board Of Gloucester
township and also Of the executive COM
mittee Of the Republican club Of Camden
county
Next Sunday, Sept. q the second quar-
church. Rev. g. L. Dobbins, Presiding
Elder Of Camden district, will preach in
the morning and evening.
Rev. j. w. Lee and family have returned
from two-weeks vacation pleasantly spent
in New Brunswick and Ocean Grove,
The work on the interior decorations of
the NJ. f. Church viii commence this week.
Everything is ready and II is thought it
viii not be very long before they will be
completed.
Rev. Geo. L. Van Allen will occupy the
Presbyterian pulpit next Sunday after an
absence Of three weeks.
Miss Olive Cooper, Of Camden, Is spend
ing few days with Mrs. Samuel Coles
The Jr 0. U. A. M. excursion TO Attain
tic City last Saturday had many passengers
from this place Altogether there were 366
excursionists, who enjoyed better railroad
accommodations than ever before There
was no mishan and it was a graeter success
than that Of last year
The family OF Charles Barker, Of Pal
myra, are spending few days with Jere-
miah Paulin.
At business meeting Of the Presbyterian
Sunday school, held at the close of the
regular session last Sunday morning, it was
decided 70 continue to hold the school at
$50 during the month Of September. The
teachers and scholars were asked to meet in
the lecture room on Friday evening, at 6
O'Clock, to practice the music for the sesQui-
centennial anniversary OF the church,
from Sept, 20 to OPT. B.
Miss Clara Beetle is spending few days
with friends in Haddonfield.
While climbing over the iron fence in
front Of James Turner's residence. on
Pleasant street, one day last week, Master
Roy Hook, son of Samuel Hook, of PhiIa-
delphia, slipped and fell, striking his right
hand on one of the points, which pierced
the palm to the bone, making broad and
deep CASH IF ]. A. Smith dressed the
injury and it is now doing favorably
VIM. Langhorn, Of Cincinnati, o., was
guest Of Marshall Williams last Saturday
and Sunday
The passenger and freight stations Of this
place have been MUCH improved by coat
Of paint-ivoFy white with brown trim
mings.
Mrs. George Lippincott son and daugh-
ter, of Collingswood, are guests of G. G.
Hagerman this week
Miss Daisy Burrow, of Cross Keys, is
spending few days with Mrs Thomas S.
Wentz.
Samuel Wentz, one Of the city assessors
Of Camden, is spending a few days with
Thomas Wentz, Sr.
Misses Gertie Preston and Lydia McGann,
Of Camden, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs Henry Lisermore.
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