Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-01-21
WEsTvILLE-NEWBOLD


A Union Evangelstic campaign was be-
gun il the NJ P Church on Monday even
ling, 18Th. inst under the direction of
Pastors Patton and Martin. On Tuesday
evening the Rev. Mr.. Fulloway, Of Moores-
town, N j.. gave an interesting address TO
an interested; audience. On Wednesday
evening an enjoyable prayer service was
we'll attended. Tonight Rev. Mr.. Biavan.
Of Camden N. J 5, will he present, and on
Friday evening Rev M. B snnett, Of Phila
Pa will ofieiate. IT the meetings prove
successful they will BE- continued in the
Baptist Church every evening next week
when there will be an extra effort to Sc
cure other evangelists. The outl0ok looks
very bright. Everyone is invited to
attend.
The sauer kraut supper, gwen by the
Ladies Energetic O NJ Lodge Oh Satur-
day evening was we'll attended
Mr.. Edward Kurtz. who has been work
ing at Berlin, Md, during the past Sum
mer, contemplates an extended trip to the
fruit section Of California
The thermometer has several times this
week registered below zero.
Mr.. Chas Redfield, an euterprising
young man of our town has entered upon
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up residence with his grandfather at South
WestviIle, N j.
Miss Avis Hunter has recovered of the
chicken pnx
Skating at the Cove, is the great
attraction inst at present for many Of our
young people
| Mr. Edgar Browns valuable horse slip
ped on the ice and received sprained
ankle.
Mr. Ephraim Cox has sold the beautiful
near Monroevilie, n j.
Jos w PRATT, Jr., is preparing his we'll
drilling 10 schine for she Summer work.
Tne owners Of the w shingt n Ptrk ice
house have harvested IL inch ice which is
Of The best quality for ears
| Mr.. Chas Redtia d, who was struck by
the Cape May express about four weeks
ago. has full y recovered, aud is able to
attend to his duties at the farm He had
indeed a miraculous escape, the only injury
received being broken nose.
The sympathy Of the community is ex-
tended to Mr. Kincaid ami CHI ldren who
mourn the lnss Of a wife and mother, she
! having died from she effects Of fall down
the stair steps at her hume.
| Our residents aud patrons Of the riilroad
still shake aud shiver these extreme cold
/ mornings and evenings, waiting for the
4 trains, under the ice covered, unprotected
death desing platform which bespeaks of
/ the selfish inhuman treatment of the COM
| pany whom we NEST certainly patronize.
While we have suffered many winters and
have almost given up hope we still insist
and hope that this evil will be Iemedied.
/ A surprise party was given to MISS Eth
VI Krk, of Newbold, on Satuld4y even
ing, 10Th. inst Among those pre-e It were
Misses May Silly, Aida Beasley,
E ma Pratt, V-nice Smith, Mn CONWAY,
Lillian aid Edith Kirk, Of Westv lie; Mr
Walter Moore and Mr. Arthur Lyons, OF
Wenonah, Mr.. Robert Dunn and sister, of
Pnila Mr. jams Baker, M. Arthur Cit
Ter aud Mr. Walter Dougbtlo, of South
WeStvlIe, Mr. Harry Rambo aud Mr.. Syd-
ney Ackrr~on, of Gloucester The house
was very handsomely decorated wi the
national colors After the amusenents If
the evening, refreshments were served aud
The young people repaired to their homes
after spending very eni .yable time