Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-12-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arnold, Of the
Ocean House, Cape May, have been visiting
Mrs. Mary Huseback, sister Of Mrs Ar
mold.
Thomas Borden and wife, Of Indiana,
have been visiting relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Margaret Colson has been spending
few days with relatives in Moorestown.
Isaac Hall, of Philadelphia, is the guest
of his sister, Mrs Charles Fullerton.
Miss Ella Iredell, Of Camden, spent
Christmas with her brother, Joseph Iredell-
4 few sleighs were out Friday evening
and Saturday morning.
Lawyer Lafferty, Of Atlantic City, is
spending few days with his mother and
sister here
George Smith, who had been an invalid
long time, passed away on Friday after
noon The burial took place on Monday
morning, from his late residence. Deceased
had been a patient sufferer for many
months. Mrs Smith has the sympathy OF
large circle of friends i'll this bereave-
ment
Charles Bill has accepted position in
the store of Rudolph Benezet.
Mrs. Samuel West, OF Iryington, was the
guest Of Alfred West on Christmas
Isaac H. Lloyd, who has been faithful,
efficient Sabbath-school teacher for thirty
years, entertained his class at his home ON
Saturday afternoon, presenting each mem
Der with a valuable book, and receiving
from them a fine picture and pen holder.
The following comprise the class: Misses
Josephine Kier, Edna Duell, Anna Halli-
day, Anna Hazelton, Maude Mills, Mabel
Roberts, Emma Parker, Nora Ballinger,
Ressie Pine.
Miss Anna Parker entertained the bridal
party Of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron H. Hurff, OF
Swedesboro, on Saturday, the 18th.
Joseph MerrieI, Jr., has rented farm
near Sewell and will remove there in the
spring.
the Christmas holidays with friends at
Swedesboro.
| The Mullica Hill Building and Loan As
ISOLATION will hold the annual meeting in
Parker's hall on Tuesday evening, Jan. |,
when a new series will be opened
Mt. Vernon Council, No. 81, Jr. 0. U.
A. NJ, anticipate fraternal visit to Lin
coin Council, No. l, of Camden, Jan. s.
A cordial limitation is extended to all
members
Frank Sherwin, of California, is visiting
relatives and friends in this his native
place.
Edward stratton, Jr., spent Christmas
with home friends.
The town hall was well filled ON Christ
mas Eve, at the NJ. f. Sabbath-school
entertainment. The cantata, in which
children and adults admirably performed
! their allotted parts, gave much enjoyment
to the audience, manifested by great en-
thusiasm and applause. johnnie Doubt
err won well merited laurels by his perfect
personation of the character and his thor
ough conversion to belief in the existence
of Santa Claus Mother Goose characters
were aptly represented, even to Little
Boy Blue, whose charming simplicity il
department and costume won all hearts
The singing of s'The Holy City, by Ger
trude Tonneson, and the recitation, THE
Baby's Stocking by little Mary E. Dilks
both small children, are worthy of special
mention, as were many other parts.
The exceptionally fine weather on Christ
mas Day was a grand setting for the pear
of festive days, universally observed and
enjoyed.
Mrs. Sarah Young, of Sea Isle City, is
spending few days with relatives here.
The Christmas entertainment given il
the Baptist church on Christmas night wa;
well attended and pronounced a most sue
cessful and delightful occasion. Musica
selections by the choir were especially fine
Solos by Messrs. Davies and Ridgway
Misses Copesticlx, Heritage and Mrs. Sum
merrill were particularly pleasing to The
audience Rotations by several 0Ss y
ladies merit especial mention, and enco-
miums which lime and space do not permit
US to give 1.-THE Little Patriots Drill
was remarkably beautiful and well executed
and was considered by many the browning
i exercise Of the occasion. Much credit is
due those who trained the children.
At reunion of the Moore family, at the
bone of Mrs. Rebecca Moore on Christmas
Day, fifty-four persons were present ttI
enjoy the delights Of the years grautlest
day