Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-11-26

Russell Parker, who is employed BY
Shuster at Camden moved his family to.
that city last Saturday.
The Jr. @. q. A. M. attended the dis
trict meeting at GIassboro last Thursday
evening They will also attend divine
services at st. Peters Church next Sunday
morning
Miss Sallie Abel, Of Phila., was an oyer
Sunday guest Of Cora Sharp, at Mt. Royal.
Rey. G. H Tnllis will preach Thanks
giving sermon next Sunday morning, and
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered.
Mr. Gilbert NJ. Shute caught three snap
pers, one fifteen, eleven and four lbs. last
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Frank Durham has sold her farm
at Jacksonville station to Miss Sue Tozier,
of Noodstown. Miss Tozier will occupy
the place.
The Mutual Building and Loan Associa7
tion Of Carksboro, has been incorporated
with the following directors: Charles
Stetser, Alb TT S. D0bbs, Elmer Kircher,
Joseph v. Clark, Henry Russell, Henry r.
Haines, Water Heritage and Edward HI
Steward.
Mrs Carrie Catching. of Allentown, has
been visiting Mrs. VIM. Griggs, of Mick e
ton.
Miss Nellie E. Tullis spent Saturday in
Phila.
A district meeting Of the Z. G. E, was
held on Monday evening. The grand Off
GERS were present from Long Branch and
Plainfeld Refreshments were served.
M. McGill, who has been occupying the
Gum property at Mt. Royal has moved TO
the VIM. Hoffman property in Clarksboro.
Mr.. James Gould, formerly resident Of
Mt. Royal, who has been living in Phila.
for some time, moved in his new house at
Mt. Royal on Tuesday.
James Magill has moved from Mt Royal
into me OF William Hoffman's houses in
Clarksboro.
MissAlice Brown has returned from ten
days visit to Newark and New York.
Miss Eliza Brown, Of Paulsboro, is max
ing an extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kircher, who will
spend the Winter in Camden, entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert DObbs and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas J. Stratton on Saturday.
Clement Bruner, of Mt. Royal, is pre-
pairing to move on the farm of John Kerns
at Mantua Grove. Mr.. Keans will discon-
tinue farming.
Daniel Brereton, Of Lewes. Delaware,
and Miss Ellen Duffield, of Phila., have
been the guests of H. g. Green.
William Price. the barber, has discon-
tinued his business and will move away.
Rev. Mr.. Abbott, Of Mt. Royal Baptist
Church, preached very eloquent sermon
on Sunday evening from the text, In
everything give thanks, for this is the will
of God concerning yau.o In the near future
Professor Clark, of Crozier, will lecture in
the church upon China and its customs
Thomas J. Stratton has beautified the in
terror Of his home by making extensive inn
proyements and alterations.
The Y. w. G. 7. u. met at the home Of
L 7. Haines on Tuesday evening Miss
Goodwin gave an excellent talk ON her
recent trip to Europe. She said many good
things, AMI one was that the women in
Holland are treated like the American:
women. The State Y conference was an
nonnced to meet at Merchantville on Fri
day, Nov. 81. Omer Heritage and
Amos Peas ee gave debate on tobacco in
which they both said that there were no
health properties at all in tobacco Refresh
ments were served.