Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-01-10
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Eastlack and son
have been visiting Mrs. Chas. Locke in
Camden.
Joseph b. Smith, of Atlantic City, visit
ed his mother here last week.
Mrs Geo. W pither spent little time
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs, Benjamin
L. Xaue, at Mantua, last week, Her father
has been quite ill for some time,
Mr., and Mrs Longacre are spending
week With their SON Alfred in Phila.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. N. IIannold, OF Phila,,
spent Sunday with their father, VIM, H.
Hannold.
Mrs Sarah $ Smith has returned from a
visit of some length with her son, Frank
Smith and family, at Bridgeton.
Charles Sharp, of Salem, spent Sunday
with his parents here.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Guest, of Aura,
were the guests of Owen l.. Guest and wife
on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank =. billiard, of Hampstead,
l.. L., will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert
Batten ext week.
Mr. Charles Egee, late OF Alliance, o.,
spent Sunday with w. II. Hannold and
family.
Miss Clara Draper, Of Westville, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. j. Harry Zippler.
Mr. VIM Rieger is lying very i'll with
but small hope of improvement.
We are glad to note that Mrs. Maggie r.
Smith, who has been quite i'll for several
weeks, is improving in health.
Five persons were received into full
membership in the NJ. E.church on Sunday
morning.
merry war is going on here over the
pcstmastership. No less than five or six
candidates are in the field and Congress
man Loudenslager is besieged with letters
| from citizens Urging the claims of their
respt ctye favorites, and all eyes are turned
anxiously toward Washington.
The Presbyterian Sunday-school has
elected the following officers: Supt., M.
Stanley Blfck: Asst Supt., Miss Julia Z.
Rainey: Scc'y and Librarian, Hugh McCu.-
Tough; Treas, Miss Mary Mayer; Organist,
Mrs. Lizzie S. Black; assistants, Sadie M.
Smith and Emma Koentop.
Revival services are being held in the M.
f. church every evening in the week ex-
cept Saturday and cottage prayer meetings
the members with different leaders.
The Methodist Sunday-school has elected
tie following officers: Supt., Geo. M. Ash
ton; Scc'y, Louis Moore; assistants, Charles
Justice, Howard Hawn; Treas, Miss Ida
Lawrence ; Librarian, Wilbert Wolcott;
assistant Ralph Headley; Organist, Mrs.
Lizzie S. Batten; assistants, Misses Reba
Hartman and Eva Headley; Supt. of Pri-
mary Dept, Mrs. Geo. w. Hannold; Supt.
of Intermediate Dept, Mrs. Geo. M. Ash
ton; Pres. of Missionary Society, Miss Lu-
cretia Meley.
Occur de Leon Temple No. 25 has elected
the following officers for the ensuing term:
past templar, Mrs. Ella C. Stone; noble
templar, Mrs. Anna Pike vice templar,
Mrs. Rebccca Dubois; priestess, Miss Minnie
Souder; prophecies, Miss Lizzie Wallace;
marshal of Ceremonies, Mrs. Emma Taylor
guardian of records, Mrs. Mary Yourison;
guardian of exchequer, Mrs. Gertrude
Hawn; guardian of finance, Mrs. Maggie
Faucett guardian of music Mrs. Martha
Yourison; guardian of inner portal, Miss
Lizzie Rode; guardian of outer portal, Mrs.
Mary f. Taylor; representative to grand
castle, Mrs. Ella c. Stone; alternate, Mrs.
Maggie Faucet.
Occur de Leon Castle No. Sc, X. G. f.,
has elected the following officers: past chief,
7. w. Davidson; noble chief, Anthony J.
Steelman; vice chief, Lee A. Carey; high
priest, Albert H. Madara; master of records,
Chas. X. Mayer; keeper of exchequer Amos
NJ. Jones; clerk of exchequer, VIM. F.
Denny; sir herald, Frank Hildebrand, vice
herald, VIM. R. Stone; Rep. to grand castle,
J. F. Faucet
District Duputy John Daniels, of Mantua,
has installed the following officers in Osce-
ola Lodge No. rs I. o. o. F.: Noble grand,
Thomas w. Davidson; vice grand, J. j.
Spohn; Sec'y, VIM. H. Mccullough; Treas,
Harry Mayhem: conductor. Carlton Il.
RrIen; warden, Daniel Block; inside guard
! ian, Milton H. Myers; outside guardian,
Ferd Andofer right support noble grand,
Robert H. Rainey; left support noble grand,
G. H. Wharton; right support vice grand,
Geo. A. Drummond; left support vice grand,
H. V. Locke; right support secretary, G.
Warder Bennett; left support secretary, L.
M. Shoch; chaplain, Geo. G. Jones.
J. Frank Faucet has sold his property to
the Molitor Bros, bakers, and purchased
the property owned and occupied by Henry
Mitchell, opposite Trinity church.