Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-06-30
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At a meeting of the Brotherhood of An
drew and Philip in the Presbyterian lee
ture room on Wednesday evening, % inst.
Mr. A. w Taylor was taken in active
membership, after which the following Off
GERS were elected: President, Mr.. f. Fl.
Bateman; vice president, Mr.. c. G. Hager-
man; Secretary, Mr.. t. 6. Jennings; treas
urer, Mr. ]. L. Chew.
The hours of service at the Presbyterian
Church for the Summer months will be,
Sunday School, Gas a. m. morning wor-
ship, 1915 a. NJ. brotherhood Of Andrew
and Philip, 7.15 p. M; evening worship,
/ 7.45 p. m. The Y. P. S. G. E. and J. S.
G. E. discontinue until after the warm
weather.
Miss Florence E.. Shaffer, Of Camden,
has been spending few days with Mrs.
Samuel Jaggard.
Mr.. Jacob Hensel and wife, Of Camden,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
James Kircher.
Mrs. Monroe and daughter, Evelyn, Of
Camden, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. NJ. E. Rudderow.
Mr. Joseph Garwood, who was to build a
few houses on Central avenue, for some
unknown reason has discontinued his oper-
alton and it is said he has gone to ST.
Louis Exposition to resume his former
July Goth.
Tonawanda Tribe of Red Men No. 104
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: Prophet, VIM. Toeble; Sachem,S
G. Godfrey; Senior Sycamore, Walter G..
Ward; Junior Sycamore, Walter Beetle.
| The Presbyterian Sunday School will
hold thar anuro1 ,,ior.so (Nrav, 1oa1, L
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
will hold their annual picnic at Alcyon
Park July 18th.
position there.
The Bellmawr base ball club and Black
wood A. A. played ball Saturday afternoon
on the Bellnawr ground The score was
to in favor of Bellwawr.
The Maple Field Club (Blackwood Jrs. J
played the Glendore Jr. B. B. C. last Sat
urday on the Blackwood ground The
score was II to favor Maple F. c. They
want games with all uniform teams 16 and
under. Address Mr. Harry North, Black
wood, N. J.
Z. Frank Pine has commenced rebuild
ing his saw mill which was destroyed by
fire several months ago.
The Blackwood Grange had as their guest
on Saturday the Haddonfeld and Berlin
Grange. After receiving twelve new mem
bers, they served cake, ice cream, and
Strawberries.
Good Intent dam has been repaired. The
dam at Good Intent Lake, Blackwood,
which gave away week ago, has been re-
paired, and the lake is almost filled up to
its former level County officer, Fred
| Voigt, says that he can hear the fish jump
ing over the dam up into the lake again
after having been forced out by the breaks
OF last week. Mr.. Voigt is one of the boat
house enthusiasts who have their head
quarters along the banks of the picturesque
lake and stream.
The BIackwood Building and Loan Asso-
citation meets on the second Monday of each
month; first series opens Monday, July IL;
shares protected by life insurance so as to
mature in event of death or cancel mort
gage given to the Association.
The Methodist Sunday-school will hold
their annual excursion at Alcyon Park on
July IA, 1904,
Miss A. Rudderow and Miss O. Kercher
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. E. l..
Ford, OF Woodbury..
Miss Willmina Kercher is spending a
week with her aunt, Mrs. Honsel, Camden.
DR.. R. W. Brace, son of Rev. F. B.
Brace, has started to work on the surgical
staff of the Pennsylvania Hospital, Phila.
E. Charles Jaggard has discontinued
working in the wood departments Of Bate
mans Manufacturing Company, and now
holds position in Phila.