Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-02-28
REDWOOD.


= =. nunioer u our cielzehs are Niceiiils u
'ne slippe.
James Johnson moved MS II, family 70 me
,ai a,, ! y MIS- ., risner On inulse'ay we
WISH hilll iilucn success IN ms new "ofA.
MISS Emma NIAGARA mas been entertain. :.
lng ner cousin' MISS Ella oue"atef, ol
o",nue"
Kew and Mrs. Poolten were entertained
~ L 2 Nicnoison ana "iIe on sunday
Inc new barn OF Clayton Eastlack IS
aapluiy nsaline oomlpleeion uhuer Ine
trd 81. - - no'e'' an' oon-
M mr. = s,,naoo.oo, -.
cd on Snnaav p9n Doa, hss 80 80 GAM
cl,a; rn,or an5 pros c+ratton 90 soonat.r ~
But few changes were made The follow
ing officers were elected and reelected -
Supt., VIM. A. Simpkins; assistant super
intendent, James Fastlack: secretary. Alice
Skinner; assistant, Lima Nicholson; ibrar-
ian, Belle Bill; organist, Emma Madara;
assistant Mrs. j. 5. Shoemaker; treasurer,
f. W. Waterbury. Teachers were all the
same as last year, being the following 3
Bible class, J. F. Owens; No. l, r. B.
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J. s. Shoemaker; No. 4, Elma Heritage;
No 5, Lima Nicholson; No. s, j. Munyan.
No. z, Primary Dept, j. ii. Porch.
The cattle and hay sale of ]. HI. Porch
ON Wednesday last was largely attended.
and things brought fair prices.
Mr. ond NIrs cbar,as r,a,1v of rr,rnars-
Mrs rlorI,s Yara,+S M aad ME- Tohr
Rill near here
n1;a. 49, Y4 IL, ~
Mss Aouie hnisnu srSieeu nei pio'iiei
AARON III uiassDoro' Oh lnuisoay.
George Nicholson is entertaining his
uncle, VIM. Nicholson, from Pennsgroye.
Mrs. Mary Croft will move in a mart of
Mrs. Sara Williamson,s house. lately
vacated by James johnson.
M ond Nfrs Iohn Ioo,, s,,o,,+ c.+,rao,
nd cmda =, E,a,, A. s 1'sasts ~ Me- ICY
1rna siay - A W. 40 IN NJ 49, TN ~ Us
i Hs Pea oA''' ~ '''u 1iis' Aio''''''
iiaNn
Mr- ana MIS-. ,. shoemaker entertained
number OF thelr friends at an oyster sup
per on last tuesday night. Owing to
misunderstanding the oysters tailed TO
arrive until several OF the guests had put IN
an appearance, but when they did at last
come, little time was lost IN preparing
them We think Mary should be awarded
medal for the way IN which she scrubbed
those primes, also several otners VINO pre-,
pared the fries. we think Doc proved
himsel1 hrst-ciass dlsn-Washer Whlie at
carrying IN WOOD 1t would De impossible 10
md anyone to equal walt. josh makes
an excelient errand BOY Wnen sent alone:
oue mlleil l, ne 'ahes gu aions, III 1 NY
80 ot'l th ay mas, ha,.t aIaner,
oal cav & .t a. smvS pno,e od o
etuen VIC" ~ ~. 'n "d H.. 90 'o~
on ,,s On half sho1I orst tors fr;as o ,'1
Sfo,u ON roa,no 'n aata,9r ,,lotaara,,t tse
Tob,, Nor+h ,,,as e, howl It'll, b;s oa,,,ara
and tool some yary GOOD and amus;ng
aasl, I;stts W. tl,;,,,v9 tla ,,;rls, nod hat+ar
Incl ;1,,,e,,sonat;no tbe beys than 1-;sa
re,,S, Misc Ua,;taae e,terta;ned tho
comnanv with some fine music vocal and
;,,n4,.,,,o,4ol Mice Mo- K,,;,.l,+ oI,,, so,,,,
Instrumental MISS Nlde hnien6 ALSO sang
very nicely. MISS Munyan rendered
cornet solo as also did OIinhant Shoe
-, ~ ,,o,,tr ,,,r,e,;s+,,d af a., fo1Io,
maker. Inc guests consisted OF the IolloW-
ing persons MIR. and Mrs. Clarence VIM
ner and daughter Edythe, of Mullica
Hill. NIiss Flo Outwafar Camden. Mr.
oI;,,i,,,+ csl,oa,,,r,o. D;t,,so,, Cs,1ro Misses
OllplRtut lClUeIIistheI, lbllltl 0lUNe, Nllsoco
Emma Madara. Nav Neal. Elana Heritage
Abl,;o a,,d Me- E,,;,.t+ 7 Mn,,-on Nfass7.s
Apuie anu p.ty hnlSuo - W yaii, nrossi D.
Joseph hlllSnU, EuWlu MunydIi JOSnud
Fastlack. Harry Madara. Orme Armstrong
Walton Elkins, Frank Knight, and Prof
G. H. Stratton, of fleetwood. At late
hour all separated for their homes express
ing their thanks to Mrs Shoemaker for