Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-01-30
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services were nelQ IN 1Ve cnurcntS h6r
on Sunday though the inclement weathe
prevented as full an attendance as usual
John Sayland, Norwegian, who ha
been living in this vicinity for several year
left this place for Kansas on Wednesday
intending to remain permanently.
Miss Carrie H. Gaunt, of Phila., spen
Saturday and Sunday with friends here il
her old home
Severe colds are quite prevalent through
out the community just now.
Mrs. Elizabeth Engle, of Woodbury.
called on friends here on Saturday.
The Harrison Heights Review is paying
weekly visits to the homes of its subscribers
The teachers of the town attended tn
Association held at Woodbury. Saturday.
Miss Martha Boggs called on friends her
on her return from Camden on Saturday
At meeting of the Gloucester Count,
Medical Society, recently held in Wood
bury, DR.. S. F. Ashcraft was elected Presi
dent.
Friends circular meeting was held herr
on Sunday, Friends from neighboring meet
ings being in attendance.
Samuel Moore, who, with Mrs. Moore
has been spending the winter in Phila., il
at his home here for brief visit
The Misses Hazelton entertained severa
of their friends on Friday evening.
Rachel Tonkin, sister of Freebooter Geo
Tonkin, has been suffering greatly fol-
several weeks from a sore hand, having rur
a splinter into one of her fingers, and try
ing to extract it with pin caused blood
poisoning. The fingers, hand and arm be-
came much swollen and festered in several
places, necessi5ating the use of the lance.
1t is said to be improving now.
Miss Elizabeth Gaunt and Miss Lille
Colson attended Pomona Grange at Moores
town on Tuesday.
As we go to press the musical Ginning Of
wedding bells floats across the valley an.
nouncing the marriage of Miss Clara Avis
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P Howard
Avis and Mr.. Wade Heritage, of Redwood
The ceremony took place at the home of the
bride at two o'clock on Wednesday after.
noon. The young couple have the hearty
congratulations of their many friends for
future prosperity and happiness.
William S. Harker entertained some Of
his city friends on Sunday
Miss Lou Pancoast and Mrs. Amanda
Parker visited friends in Phila. on Thurs
day.
Miss Sallie Lafferty spent Friday in At
lantic City.
Mrs. Anna Gaunt spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives at Jacksonville.
The Grange Literary will be held on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 4th. An interest
ing program has been prepared.
Mrs r. B. Parker has purchased at At
lantic City the hotel known as LaFontaine,
situated on Kentucky Ave, half square
from the beach. A most desirable location.
Harrison Stratton and little daughter, of
Phila., enjoyed an automobile ride to this
place on Saturday.
The following officers were installed at a
recent meeting of the Grange: Master, Jas.
G. White; overseer, VIM. Colson; lecturer,
Jessie Woodruff; steward, Howard Dilks;
assistant steward, George Werst lady
assistant steward, Emma Tonkin; chaplain,
George Tonkin; treasurer, d. w. Sithens;
secretary, George Pimm; gate keeper, Jos.
Stratton; ceres, Mrs. Joseph White; pomo-
MIA, Lille Colson; flora, Lizzie Duell.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Iredell and son
enjoyed the pleasure of seeing 1.-THE Old
Homestead played in Phila last week.
The Loyal Legion elected the following
officers at its last meeting, Jan. II: Pres,
Maude Mills; v. Pres, Bessie Heritage
Secy., Laura Beale; Asst. Secy., Bertha At
kinson; Treas, Olivia Richmond; organist,
Josephine Kier; press reporter, Alice R.
Evans. Two new members were received.
The Legion will hold their next meeting on
Friday afternoon, Jan. 81, at o'clock.