Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-02-27
BARNsBoRO.

Snow, snow, and the sleighs are on the
go, on the roads and through the fields.
over the big drifts and SO; but, all in all.
this village seems to be in about its normal
condition-that is, nothing to complain
off, >
The post office at Sewell, we hear, is to
have new 2. NJ.
Mantua township Board of School Direc-
tors have been mislaid for the past three
moons.
jerry King got married recently and
the boys" gave him the benefit of sere-
made last Thursday night. A fine time was
enjoyed by all.
Wood Chew, who keep general store at
the North end OF the village, has moved to
Mantua, but is still in the business.
s'Mace" Tomlin, chairman of the last
township Democratic caucus, has issued a
call for the next Democratic caucus to be
held in Tomlin's Hall, Barnsboro, March l..
at 2.30 p. M, for the nomination of the
various township officers to be elected this
spring.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wurst
was the scene OF very enjoyable event
last Saturday evening, the occasion being a
masquerade surprise party given Mr.. W.
by his family on his forty-eighth birthday.
The representations were excellent, espec-
tally those of Mr.. Henry Schwabenland and
MIR. Edward Lord, as 1.-THE City Bellies, !"
and Mr.. Charles Dilks as g Razah Jim.n
Miss Agnes Kerr and Mr.. Jerry King piano
solos, and Mr.. Charles L. and John C.
Schwabenland mandolin and guitar duets
furnished pleasing entertainment for the
company. The vocal solos rendered by Mr..
Edward Pope, Louis Newschafer and Edw
Lord were enjoyed by all. The vocal duets
of Miss Agnes Herr and Mr. Edward Lord
were well worthy of the hearty applause
tley received, as was the humorous recita-
tlon given by Mr.. Inger Bishop. After re-
freshments were served the guests departed
every one having had a pleasant evening.
Among those present were: Mr. Joseph
Wurst and wife, Charles Dllks, and wife,
Frank B. Chew and wife, John Wurst and
wife, Frank Dilks and wife, George String
and wife, Mrs. Bishop, John Copper and
wife, Mr.. King and wife, Isaac Dilks and
wife, Harry Landres and wife, Hiram
Campy, Gertie and Edward Pope, Thomp-
son Lock, Harry Lock- Clarence Tomlin,
George Wurst, Howard Dilks, Samuel L.
ee->e A1OOAisAO ~ w tiiou3 A1miiJ hno
Bishop, Jacob and Maggie Chew, Annetta
Landres, Lezzetta and Edward Neusehaffer
Masters o. Dilks, Joseph Copper, Bartine
Stratton, of Redwood; Louis Wurst and
wife, Louis, Clarence and Charlie Wurst,
of Mantua; John C. and Charles L.
Schwabenland, Miss Carrie Schwabenland,
Henry Waner, and wife, Harry schwaben-
land and wife, A. Herr, Edward Lord, of
Philada., and Louis Neuschaffer, of
Williamsport.
Democratic caucus in Tomlins Hall, Sat
urday afternoon at $50 o'clock. Every
Democrat should attend.
The Board of Registry and Election will
meet in Tomlin's Hall next Tuesday from
l to 9 O'Clock p. m.
The coach line between this place and
Sewell station, which has been carried on by
Frank P. Chew for several years past, has
been discontinued, and Mr.. Chew has made
arrangements to move to Glassboro.
The sleet of last Friday made the village
look like half bred wood lots, and wood
choppers have been at it ever since.