Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-12-03

dren's Home Society, at Trenton, n.
~, gave an interesting talk in the
Baptist Church last Sunday morning,
and in the M e. Church in the even.
| ing This is a growing society and is
doing splendid work getting homes for
destitute children.
/ Rev. D. g. Clair is holding revival
meetings at EVAN and is doing good
work Rev Clair is a worker in that
line.
William Patton's three children
have the chicken-pox.
The good housewife nor the little
sweetheart need not make any pies or
cakes this week, but go to the Butter
cup Social.
Thomas Burning had a severe
stroke of paralysis last Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. Joseph L. White has purchased
the Deborah Smith property, on High
street.
Mr.. Thomas Dunlap, one of Cam.
den's leading real estate agents. was
an over-Sunday visitor of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlap.
Mr.. Henry Teffencop and wife has
had home coming on Thanksgiving
Mr. Emile Veireck and Mr.. James S
White, substitute mail carriers on
Route No 8, have both been bonded
and took up their new enterprise on
Dec. LIST.
Have you heard anything? one asks
the other. Why, it's the town talk!
Why, So and So (Rev) was seen go
| ing up German avenue last Wedne5.
| day evening It looks as though they
wanted it kept quiet. But there must
have been a leak somewhere in the
wedding and as the old darkey said
ssWhen there is so much smoke there
must be some fire. Well, Willie, keer
watch The captain of the Serenade
| Brigade has been notified and what a
royal good time they will have.
| Mrs. Hope Moore is putting fine
new coat of SherWin & Williams paint
on their pleasant home. which will
preserve as well as beautify.
Mr. Thomas Munyan contractor of
Redwood, has accepted the contract
for building tenant house for Mr.
Warren Atkinson.
Mrs. James G. White and famil.
spent Thanksgiving with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel IredelI.
Mr.. Enoch Boone and son Charles
was visiting Isaac S. White and fam
| lily over Sunday.
There are many changes in the air
| Mr.. Warren x. Parker has rented the
John G. Ballinger farm, now occupied
by Charles Lloyd; and Walter A
( Jones has rented the DR.. John Ash
croft farm, now occupied by Edwar3
Leverard; Mr.. Terrell has rented onf
of Mr. John Whitney's farms, al
Glassboro
Mr.. Lewis C. Hurff, one of our larg
est farmers, has sold out his dairy an6
will move in SWedesbOro in the spring
There is rumors of a new bakery il
our town That is something we
could well support
Mr.. William S. Harkens and his
mother, Mrs Alice Stratton, enter
tanned large family gathering on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. George Madara and wife enter
tanned a large number of his friends
on Thanksgiving day.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. Geo
Walters, Jr., is recovering from his
severe attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. Wesley Simpson, electrician o.
Pitman, has been awarded the con
tract of wiring the new Farmers
Bank of our town. The work Of com
pIetion is slowly moving on.
| Mr.. Henry Lippincott and DaviF
Borton have decided not to pick am
raspberries or strawberries, owing tf
the cold weather, until May or June
They claim if they have a cranberrs
t7nx Scc1 hi
year round
The report comes to US that Mr.
Harry w. Lawson, conductor, has pur
chased the home of Mrs. Mira Shute
on Church street, and will move hi.
family in the near future. And Mrs
Mira Shute is going to move into tn
Mrs. Priscilla Hazelton house, noN
occupied by Mr.. George Madara
Mr.. George Madara has rented tn
house on High street, which was re
Gently purchased by Wilmer Strattor
from w. E. Duell
The Harrison Township Commute,
will hold its regular monthly meet
| ing next Saturday afternoon
Reuben Beebe has moved into th.
Dendlebeck property, on Churcl
street. recently vacated by Charlie
Williamson.
Mr.. Herbert Stewart moved his fam
lily into his new home, on East ave
nue., last Friday.
Well, we see that the Harrison
Heights Improvement Company have
their bonds for sale at the Farmers
National Bank of Mullica Hill
Mr.. G. w. Elkinton will have hi
annual Xmas opening on Saturday
Dec. 9Th.
Mr.. Albert Pease, of Camden, VIII
some years ago put up the celebrate
Gardiner wagon for the Gardiner Con-
pany on the north side of the town
occupied now by William Evan, ha
accepted a position with Mr.. Jaco'
Hoffman. and will move his famil
here in the near future.
Mr. Albert Schneider. agent, an
James Davis, fireman, have taken u