Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-03-20
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Miss Isabel Coale, of Glenville, Md,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter
Haines, returned home on Friday last
Miss Gertrude Reeves, of West Chester
Normal School, came home last Thursday
for ten-days' vacation.
Frank Mounce, of Mullica Hill, has
accepted a position as clerk in l. 7. Haines'
store.
Charles Stewart and family, of Camden,
were guests of Mrs. W. Fl. Burning on
Saturday and Sunday.
Messrs Matlack and Shinn's boat houses,
at Mt. Royal, were broken into last Thurs
day night and a number of articles taken.
Nearly every boat house along the creek
has been visited this year.
Miss Violet Wilson was surprised by
number of friends one evening last week.
The young people enjoyed the time playing
merry games.
stereopticon entertainment will be
given in the Berkeley Baptist Church Satur-
day evening, 29th inst, OF 8 o'clock. Ad-
mission, 15c President McKinley's last
speech at Buffalo, reviewing the troops at
Buffalo, funeral procession, Admiral Dewey
at Gibraltar, West Point cadets at drill,
family troubles, views Of the Pan-Ameriean
Exposition, Ben Hur series and other inter-
esting subjects will be illustrated. The
hymn, Holy City" will be sung and illus
trated with fourteen views.
Randolph Brown is quite sick, threatened
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kircher, of Camden,
spent Sunday with relatives at Mt. Royal.
It was quite shock to our people to
learn of the death of William Ford last
Thursday morning Mr.. Ford was taken
sick on Sunday with Inflammation Of the
stomach, and while he suffered intensely,
it was not thought he was SO dangerously
i'll. He will be greatly missed, having
having lived in this neighborhood for a
number of years end highly respected. The
funeral service was held at the house on
Saturday afternoon, Interment at Swedes-
boro. The family have the sincere sympa-
thy of the community in their bereaye-
ment
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Shute spent Saturday
and Sunday with their son, DR.. Albert
Shute, at Pottstown, Pa.
Isaac Davidson, ST., spent Sunday with
friends at Salem and attended Conference,
in session there.
Quarterly meeting was held in the meet
ing house, Mipkleton. last Sunday morning.
VIM Hoffman is making some needed
repairs to the Roberts property he recently
purchased.
A fair and festival will be held in the
school house at Mantua Grove next satur-
day evening The school house is used to
hold church and Sunday school in on Sun
days and the proceeds will be used to erect
horse Sheds Ice cream, fruit, candy and
fancy articles will be for sale.
Miss Mary LIE Dent and Edward Clement
Bruner, of Mt. Royal, were married on
Wednesday evening by Rev. ]. L, Fowler,
at Thorofare. The bride wore very pretty
dress of lansdown, trimmed with white
satin and applique. After the ceremony
they went to their cosy home, WHICH had
been previously made ready. This worthy
young couple have the best wishes Of their
friends for happy and prosperous future.
Miss Lizzie Test and Warren Lentz were
witnesses of the marriage
Rev. Robert Windley, assistant rector of
st. PETERS Church, has accepted a call from
Christ Church, Millyille, and will enter
upon his new field of labor this week.
The temperance meeting in the M. E.
Church on Monday evening was well
attended and all were pleased with Mrs.
Bailey's address. She addressed a meeting
at the home of Mary Owen, at Mickleton,
the same afternoon.
Rev. J. E. Shaw has been appointed
pastor at Imlaystown. Rev. G. II. Tullis
will have this charge.
SURPRISE ANNIVERSARY.
On the afternoon of March Is the home
of Joseph B. Livezey was the scene Of
very pleasant gathering, the occasion being
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Livezey's forty
fourth wedding anniversary. The host and
hostess, not expecting to see such delega
tion of their friends, were taken very much
by surprise when, ON the 100 train from
Philadelphia, guests from the train and by
carriage came erowding in. The tables in
the dining room were spread and decorated
with roses, carnations and smilax and COW
ers laid for eighteen. All the good things
with which to satisfy hunger were placed
upon the table, until it was filled to the
groaning point The certificate was read
and the names Of those present affixed.
Those who were in attendance were Jos. B.
Livezey, wife and daughter M. Elma,
Gideon Peaslee and wife, Ruth, Hannah
and Amos Peaslee, John Heritage, wife and
son Benz. g., Geo. Heritage and wife, Chas.
Heritage and wife, Benz. Heritage, VIM. H.
Borden and family, Ann L. Borden, Mrs.
Rebecca Green, Eleanor Green, Charlotte
Burrough, Priscilla Crispin, Martha White,
Martha Engle, Isaac T. Haines and wife,
Thos. Borden and family, Julia and Rachel
Owen, from the home neighborhood; from
Philadelphia came Harrison Streeter and
wife, Grace L. Wright, E. Harris Kitchener,
Mrs. Hennessy and son, VIM. Underwood
and wife, Sarah Haines, Milton Buzby and
family Ellen B. Haines; from Woodbury.,
Warner Underwood and wife, Elizabeth L.
Engle, Reuben Ewes; from Mulliea Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Moore, mother and
daughter, Asa Lippineott and wife. VIM,
P. Livezey and daughter, from Plymouth
Meeting, Pa; Chas. Livezey, wife and
daughter, of Amber, Pa; Walker Bond,
of Swarthmore, Pa; Sarah j. Livezey, of
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