Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-06-13
CLARKsBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Z. Haines celebrated
their fifteenth wedding anniversary last
Saturday. Over one hundred invitations
were issued to their friends to spend the
afternoon and evening with them. One
hundred and seven guests enjoyed their
hospitality and the good things placed at
their disposal upon the table under the
trees in the yard. Many presents, chiefly
Of glassware were given them After wish
ing them many years of happiness, the
guests left for their several homes.
]. Wilmer Pancoast graduated on Tues
day. Mickleton was represented both on
class day on Monday and at the commence
ment.
Joseph Powell, of Phila., was prevented
from attending the Young Friends Assoc
citation last Saturday evening, but an ex-
cellent paper prepared by him was read.
Members Of the Berkeley Baptist church
will have ice cream for sale every Saturday
evening during the Summer at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Chas. Hollis.
Joseph Livezey and wife attended quar-
terly meeting at Salem last Fifth day.
Children's Day will be celebrated in the
German church next Sunday. As usual a
fine musical program has been prepared.
Clifford Heritage is at Seaville for the
Summer.
Our principal, Thomas Hartman, will
spend the Summer with his sister at Port
Huron, Mich.
Edward Clark and daughter, Mrs. Ogden
have returned from visit with relatives at
Bristol, Pa.
Misses Annie and Hattie O'Brien and
brother Harry attended surprise party at
the residence of DIR. Laws on Saturday,
June Ia.
Rev. Mr.. Benseler preached the annual
sermon at the Home Of the Aged in Phila.
last Thursday. Mr.. Benseler entertained
number of clergymen from Phila. at his
home here last week.
Misses Carrie and Margaret Knisell and
John Stewart, of Camden, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Burning.
Mr.. Joseph T. Sickler and family spent
Sunday with their brother at Dorchester.
The w. G. T. U. was held on Friday
afternoon, two visitors and fair number of
members being present. A bill was read
which had been prepared to be presented to
the Township Committee on account of the
Unions maintenance of public pump at
Mt. Royal, there now being State law
which allows two dollars per year if pump
is thus supported.
The Ladies' Aid Of the M. E. church will
hold lawn social in Edward Mosley's yard
on Saturday evening, June Goth.
Mrs. Sarah Wootten, of Phila., visited
her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Merritt and son,
Mr. Harry Reeves, of Woodbury., were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reeves on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mccullough, Of
Blackwood, were guests Of friends at Mt.
Royal on Sunday
Mr.. Charles Blensinger lost valuable
COW and a calf a year old on Tuesday. On
Monday night two men employed on the
farm of JOS Phiffer purchased Paris green
for him, then visited the hotel on their way
home, and dropped the green in field
where the COWS were The loss to Mr..
Blensinger is about fifty dollars.
Eglington Cemetery Company held a
meeting last Thursday 1t was decided to
purchase more land on the West side and
have an entrance from the Salem pike.
The members Of the Berkeley branch of
OG. HeIefS Oulu, WIFI lew OF Lnelr
| friends, celebrated the first anniversary of
its organization on the 9th by picnic to
Pitman Grove. The party of eighteen
started about nine O'Clock, drove to Pitman
where they had dinner in cottage owned
by one of the members, so comfortably that
some thought it would be pleasant to re-
main there during the Summer. In the
afternoon they visited Alcyon Park This
Guild was started one year ago last Thurs
day by few ladies of Mt. Royal, who
found it impossible to come to Clarksboro
every week to meet and assist the Guild
here. They have since held weekly meet
ings and have made in various ways $24O
OF this 1925 was used for putting heater in
church last Winter.
Thomas Stratton and family attended a
family reunion Of the Stratton family held
at Pitman Grove ON Monday.
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