Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-06-28
BLACK WOOD.

| Open air services will be inaugurated al
the M. E. church next Sunday evening.
Mr.. Howard Rudderow and family, Of
Phila., have been spending few days with
his brother, Mr.. Milton Rudderow.
Mr.. Thomas Beetle has erected a new
fence in front Of his residence.
Miss Annette Branin has been visiting
friends in New York.
Mr. Christopher Mines, deputy sheriff of
Camden county, wife and daughter Flor
ence were guests of Mr.. c. G.. Hagerman
last week.
The ladies of the Presbyter ian church
gave the church thorough cleaning last
week.
Mrs. Addie Mason and Mrs. Thomas
Vaneman, of Blenheim, paid visit to
Mrs. George Lippincott, of Collingswood,
last week.
The cakewalk, which was to be held last
Wednesday evening in the factory, was
postponed to Thursday, June 28.
Miss Addie Morgan has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Edward Baker, at Atlantic
City.
Last Friday evening surprise party
was given Miss Jennie K lsey. After
spending pleasant evening, refreshments
were served.
Mr.. John Gaskill and and Miss May
Carr, daughter Of Daniel Carr, of Blenheim,
were married last Wednesday evening at
the Methodist parsonage by Rev. J. W.
Lee.
The entertainment given by the yourg
- Al - 4
ago, was repeated last Saturday evening at
Bellmawr, in order to increase the fund for
rebuilding the Methodist church, which
was destroyed by fire last winter. They
cleared $3l 81, all of which was given to
the fund.
Mr.. Harry Firth and wife Joined the
Grange last Saturday evening.
Communion service was held in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday morning.
son of Mr.. Fred Bateman, of Grenloch,
was baptized. Mr.. Samuel Jaggard
and wife Joined the church.
Mr.. Walter Compton. of Dorchester, N.
j., is spending few days with his friend,
Mr.. Thomas Simpkins.
Miss Anna LeFevre has returned home
from her school at Pennington.
The following members were elected last
Sunday to serve as officers for SIX months
in the Presbyterian Sunday -school: Super
intendent, Elmer E. Wilson; Asst Superin-
tendent, G. G. Hsgerman; Secretary, Byrant
Kelsey; Treasurer, Miss II. S. Leslie; Lii
brarian, Robert MarshalI Pianist, Miss
Florence Kelsey. 1t was also decided to
hold the Sunday school during the months
of July and August at 80 a. m. instead
of 2 30. p. m. The Junior Christian En-
deavOr will not have any more meetings
before September.
Master Willie Lee, son of Rev. Mr.. Lee,
is spending few days with his grandfather,
Rev. William Voorhees,, at New Brunswick.
At the business meeting of Marion
Castle No. s. A. 0. K. of the NJ c., June
rs, the following members were elected to
serve as officers for six months Sir Knight
Commander, Edgar j. Cole; Sir Knight
Vice Commander. William B. Mathis;
Chaplain, Joseph Mathis; Marshal, Martin
D. Williams; Inside Guard, G. G. Hager-
man; Outside Guard, George Wood; Trus
tee, elected for eighteen months, G.. q.
Hagerman.
While driving along Broadway, Camden,
last Tuesday, horse driven by Mrs. Mary
Willis of this place, became frightened at
trolley car which was coming from be-
bind it, and soon became manageable
AS the car came nearer the horse jumped
to one side and collided with carriage
belonging to DR.. LippincOtt, both wagons
being overturned A wheel and the dash
board of the doctors carriage were broken,
but the other carriage was not damaged
The injuries of Mrs. Willis and daughter
Anna, which were slight, were attended TO
bv DIR, LippincOtt.