Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-01-15
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Mrs. Moses Batten has gone to spend
some time with her father, VIM. Adams, il
Phila.
Mrs. Isaac Nichols has been visiting
relatives at Bridgeton.
Mrs. Howard Spencer and little sor
Leon, Of Centre Grove, Cumberland Co.,
have returned home after spending the holi
days with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ore
Prof. John H. Tharp, of Mantua, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Swedes
boro friends.
Miss Reba Moore is spending some time
with her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Wilkins al
Thorofare.
Miss Maggie Ore is visiting her sister
Mrs. Howard Spencer, at Centre Grove.
Mr.. Elisha Worthington entertained his
friend. DR.. Raymond Barber, of Philada.,
last week.
Miss Dorothy Myers has been entertain
ing her cousin, Miss Maude Graham, Of
Lancaster, Pa.
Miss Emma Adams Of Phila., has been
recent guest Of her sister, Mrs. Moses
Batten.
Rev. and Mrs. John q. Lloyd have gone
to Florida for the remainder of the Winter.
Mrs Charles Yourison and son Vernon
have been visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee A
Carey, in Phila.
Mrs. T. w. Dubois of Woodbury., was
in town last week.
Miss Amanda Wilson, of Hammonton,
has been visiting Miss Lucy Welsh and
Mrs. Sarah Young.
Rev. George w. Powell of Gloucester
City, occupied the pulpit of the M. E.
Church on Sunday morning and evening
in the absence of Rev John s. Heisler who
was confined to his home in Camden with
severe cold.
Mrs. Joseph R. Moore received word on
Monday of the death of her aunt, Mrs.
Joseph w. Cooke, of Phila. The funeral
took place on Wednesday.
The officers for the ensuing year Of St
Joseph's Catholic Church are as follows
| Trustees Adam Burkel and Jas. Sweeney;
ushers, James Morrison and Jos. Costello
lell ringer, Fred Ernst; organist, Miss
Rosa Bahman; principal of Sunday school,
Vim. ]. Glutting. The officers Of. the
Children of Mary Sodality are Pres,
Miss Helen Neafsay; V. Pres, Miss Hannah
| Horner; Sec'y, Miss Irene Lane; Treas,
Master Phil Meddick; librarian, Miss Mary
| Lyons; Sacristans, Misses Martha Sawatsl1ie
ind Mary Reistle. The financial statement
If the church just published shows it to be
in prosperous condition and entirely free
from debt.
osceola Lodge No. rs, l. o. O. F., has
| elected the following officers: Noble Grand,
/ D., IL 7
Sec'y, VIM. III. Mccullough; Treas, Harry
Mayhem; warden, John H. Miller; l. g.,
Blrclay D. Kille; 4. S. N. G., Lewis M.
Shoch; l.. S. N. c., Carlton E. Rulon; r.
5. V. G., Thomas W. Davidson.
Rev. W. S. Mitchell continues to i'm.
prove to the great satisfaction of his family
and friends.
Miss Lizzie Bradshaw, who has been an
invalid for several months, is now confined
to her bed.
Swedesboro Grange No. P. of H. has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
vear:-W. NJ, Nathan W. Lippincott; W.
O. ,Sam'l Homan; W L Sue NJ. Smith; w
s., Harry Howey; w. A. S., Howard Girls
pin; W. G E. Turner; W. T., David T.
Brown; W. Sec'y, Caddie j. Gill; w. OK,
Albertus Orr; w. c., Ray III. Cheesman
W. p, Alice C. Brown; W. F., E. Nettie
Crispin; W. A. s., Matte ]. Homan
Viola Lodge No. 40, K. of P, installed
its newly elected officers on last Saturday
| evening and entertained the families of the
members and few other guests. The in
sailing officers were Deputy Grand Chan
,ellor Geo. M. Steelman, Master at Arms
Geo. Hires and Prelate Charles Parker
| Supreme Representative, VIM HI. Nc.
CullOugh made an address Of welcome in
she course of which he highly complimented
she officers on the satisfactory manner in
which they performed the duties of in
stallation and voiced the sentiments of all
who witnessed the ceremonies. Prof. John
d. Tharp, of Mantua, read fine paper, in
which he reviewed the history of Viola
Lodge, and explained the work and object
If the Order of K. of P. A pleasant fea-
ture Of the occasion was several recitations
| admirable rendered by James Moreland, q
visiting brother. The Methodist Church
,hoir, under the leadership OF B. R.
Moffett, furnished excellent music At the
close of the literary program, refreshment;
we're served and social time enjoyed
Supreme Representative W. H. McCul
Tough visited the K. of P. Lodge at Bridge.
port on Monday evening and gave an ac
count of his trip to California last Sum-
mer.