Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-26
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Mrs. H. V. Mulvery, Of Camden, spent a
few days among friends in the village last
week
Howard and Margaret Stetser celebrated
their fifth birthday by spending the day
with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Smith, near Mantua Grove, last
Thursday.
Miss Eliza Grandield has closed her
school at Mt. Pleasant, near Blackwood,
and is home for the Summer
Rev. J. R. Vannatta's subject for next
Sunday evening will be IA mask Of prec-
ious things
Mrs. Joshua Haines has inherited near ly
thirty Thousand dollars by the death of her
brother, Mr.. Charles Batten, of Swedesboro.
Several workers Of the w. c. T. U. from
this place attended the Spring Institute at
Pitman Grove last Thursday.
Rev. J. r. yannatta will make the adj
dress at the cemetery here on Decoration
day.
DIR. Harry O'Brien of Cooper Hospital
spent Sunday with his parents, Rev. j. Il.
and Mrs. O'Brien.
Mr. Robert EIdridge spent several days
among friends and relatives at Pitman
Grove and Clayton last week.
Dr. Charles and Mrs. Haines, Miss Agnes
Haines and Miss Nettie Smith, attended
the graduating exercises of Burton Haines
of the Hahnemann College at the Academy
of Music last Saturday afternoon. The
students graduated in caps and gown. Hon.
James NJ. Beck was the speaker.
All the schools in the township will
close on June TO-
The position of principal Of the school in
our village has been given to Miss Price, of
Virginia.
The ''Yu viii meet at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Heritage, near Swedes-
boro, on Tuesday evening, May 81. All
are welcome.
Children's Day services of the Methodist
Church will be held on the second Sunday
in June.
Mr. and Mrs William Hunsberger and
daughter Mildred, Of Philadelphia, were
over-Sunday guests at the home of Joseph
Owen.
Mrs. Robert Shoemaker is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Clarkson
Coles, of Philadelphia.
The Ladies' Guild, of ST. Peters Church,
held a picnic in Mrs. William Bunnnig's
cottage at Pitman Grove on Wednesday.
Following is the program Of the entertain
ment at Mickleton next Saturday evening
PART I.
Piano solo, selected, Mrs. II. w. Miller.
Recitation, selected, Mr.. Jos. R. More
land
Violin solo, Hearts and Flowers T.
d. 10bani, Miss Leona p Scott.
Recitation, "The Three Lovers Miss
Jesse r. Brown
Vocal duet, Mary and Marie, . the
Misses Grandfield.
Recitation, selected, Mrs. Martie B.
Heritage
Anna R. Cox.
Piano solo, sod valse,, GODDARD, Miss
Elizabeth Hustled
PART II.
Violin solo, "Air De Ballet, Emile
Morhange, Miss L. P. Scott.
Vocal solo, IA Song from Heaven, y r.
Fl. Couaa, Miss M. Grandfield
Recitation, selected, Mr.. Moreland
tDeoA oOiO5 SCiSOOAOu, WI haJ uohu
Crane.
Recitation, '.The squirrels Rooster, . Miss
Lydia G. Grandfeld
Vocal duet, "The Wood birds Song
Misses A. R. Cox and A. E. Dubois.
Piano solo, selected, Miss E. Hustled.
Freezing Mother-in-law, A farce in
one act
CHARACTERS.
Mr.. Whatmuff, Mr.. Henry Dorman.
Mrs. Whatmuff, This wife,, Miss Mary
John.
Emily, their daughter), Miss Cora
Dawson.
Ferdinand Swift, (their nephew), Mr..
Charley Brown.
Walter Litherland, (Emily's suitor), Mr..
Omar Heritage.
Piano solo, selected, Mrs H. W. Miller