Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-06-27
BLACK WOOD.

Mr., Joe Jolley and wife, Of Philadelphia,
are spending the Summer at the home Of
Edward Wilcox.
Miss Annette Branin is visiting friends in
Brooklyn.
The telephone exchange in G. G. Hager-
mans store has been completed At pres
emit there is but one subscriber, but more
will probably be added soon. Subscribers
may have either single line or party lines.
For terms see G. G. Hagerman
DIR. A. S. Leftover has been taking few
days vacation.
The sacrement Of the Lords supper will
be held in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday at the morning service 10. 80 a. m.
Preparatory service will be held Friday
evening, June %, at the close Of which the
session will meet to consider applications
for membership either upon confession of
faith or letter from another evangelical
church.
Mrs. Fonchet, wife of DR.. Fonchet, a re-
tired physician, now living at Hilltop, was
received into the membership of the Presby-
terrain church last Sunday morning by
letter from the Bethlehem Presbyterian
church, Philadelphia.
Alta business meeting of the Sunday
school OF the Presbyterian church held at
the close OF the regular session last Sunday
afternoon, it was voted to have the annual
picnic at Grenloeh Park on Monday, July
II, on which day there will also be the pic
mic OF the Bethel Sunday -school and other
neighboring places. 1t was also decided to
have general table and means Of enter
tainment for the scholars
Miss Evelyn Sharp, OF Camden is visit
ing her uncle, Mr.. James Lofland
Willard Morgan entertained about fifty
of his friends last Saturday afternoon at his
new boat house opposite Aliens Point.
Among his guests were many newspaper
reporters, representatives OF many Camden
and Philadelphia dailies, and also many OF
his fellow-members Of the Bar.
The timetable of the Gloucester branch
of the Reading Railroad which has been
practically the same for several years, will
suffer a considerable change to be in effect
on Saturday, June 20. Most Of the changes
will be in the afternoon trains which will
leave Philadelphia about thirty minutes
later. Consult the new timetable for the
exact time of departure.
Robert Scarlet, of Baltimore, has been
spending few days with his sister-in-law,
Miss Rebecca Synott.
The picnic of the M. E. Sunday-school
will be held at Alcyon Park this year. No
definite time for holding the picnic has yet
been selected
Robert Hewitt has spraned ankle,
owing to an accident incurred during a
game of base ball.
Harry Schneider has moved into the
house at the corner of Central and Rail
road avenues.
| The Conservation service OF the Y P. S.
| G. E. of the Presbyterian church, will be
held next Sunday evening, in the lecture
room. Topic-Leader, DR.. J. A. Smith.
All members are urgently requested to be
present.
Mrs VIM. Kline and children, of Vera
Cruez, are visiting her mother, Mrs. SAM
Body.
The choir Of the Presbyterian church will
meet at the close Of the Wednesday evening
prayer service, and after this week regularly
on Friday evening. The rehearsals of the
choir will be under the direction Of Mr.
John Heating, who has kindly volunteered
his services. All who wish to sing in thu
choir or to learn how to sing, are cordially
invited to attend the rehearsals.
Miss Marie Runkle is visiting her friend
Miss Irene Barker, of Palmyra.
Charles Leslie and family spent Sunday
last with Mr.. Sheppard Brooks, of Turner
Vile