Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-04-21
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Through the kindness, of Mrs Joseph
+ r. Moore we have been permitted to read
letters from her brother Mr.. Joseph Kille.
of Englewood, Colorado, suburb OF
Denver. Mr.. Kille was Gloucester
county boy, and well known to many OF
/ the readers of the DEMOCRAT. He has
lived in Colorado a number of years and
has become identified with the best in
terests of that growing state; and es-
pecially with those of his own locality
and in his letters he speaks of an excit-
ing local political campaign through
which they have just passed, andthat in the
election, the party of law and order, and
good government, won outsoyer the lager
beer saloon men, and the keepers of the
gambling joints, and with just pride says,
Now we have beautiful town of sub
,iban homes, and a fit place to raise our
boys and girls"
Mr.. l<ille's friends will be glad to
know he is prospecting financially; and
that he holds several positions of re-
sponsibility and trust i'll Englewood.
Rev. Walter T. Leally has recovered
from his recent severe illness and was
able to hold the services in his church
on Sunday morning.
Former postmaster J. Davidson
will not remove to Wildwood but will
occupy B. d .Kille's house on Mill st.
Mr. Chas. Weber and his sons Aug
ust Weber and Charles Weber, Jr.,
of Bfidgeton were guests Of Frederick
and Louis Webber and their families on
Sunday
Mrs. Sarah Beckett is spending some
time with her daughter Mrs. Harry
Black at Sharptown
Mrs. James Batten has been visiting
her daughter Mrs Louis c. Green at
Westville
Miss Florence 6. Pither has gone to
spend a week with her aunt Mrs Vim
cent Sharp at Camden
VIM. r. Pointsett, has been entertain
ing his brother Emmor Pointsett of Pas
sadena, Cal
Mrs. Joseph r Mitchell of Phoenix
Wilt, Pa, is spending some time with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. H.
Brown.
Mrs. Sue Smith and daughter, Luz
ellie. have returned to their home, after
spending the winter in florida.
Engineer Frank Parker is all smiles.
The stork visited his home on Monday
night, and left fine boy.
John A. Dix Post, G. A. R. has en-
gagged Hon. John Younglove of Eliza
beth, as its Memorial Day orator.
John Fogg, a deaf mute residing here
suffered a stroke of paralysis last week.
Osceola Lodge No. Is I. 0. O. F. will
attend services III the Methodist church
on next Sunday morning.
Hugh Mccullough represented pride
Of Diamond Council, Daughters of
Liberty" at the State Council at Tren-
ton this week
Mr. and Mrs John Toole, of Wood
bury visited their mother Mrs. Toole,
here this week.
Mayor w. H. Mccullough attended
the meeting of the Odd Fellows Home
Association at Trenton last week
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church will
give an entertainment at the parsonage,
Thursday evening, April 20, consisting
of music, recitations, dialogues, etc The
admission will be 10 cents and potato.
The Woolwich Fire Company hope for
a full house at their entertainment in
Guests Hall, on Friday evening Bene-
fit of the fire bell fund.
This is real March weather, with hard
frost nearly every morning.
We omitted to mention last week the
regular annual meeting of Trinity Epis-
copal church held on Easter Tuesday.
Officers elected on that occasion were !:
Senior Warden, Isaac III. Vanneman; ;
Junior Warden, William c. Kirby; Yes
try, Samuel B. Gaskell, Alex B. Hewes,
John R. Gill, Henry w. Mitchell. George
T. Mitchell, VIM Rode and Geo. Rode.
Delegates to Diocesan Convention which
meets in Elizabeth in May, l. H. Vanne-
man, A. B. Hewes and John r. Gill.
Mr. Augustus Sparks, having COM
pleted his work for the gas company
at Tuckerton, is spending a little time
here, but expects to be sent to Pleasant
vile IN the very near future.
The Gloucester county Pomona Grange
No g. P. of H., held its spring meeting
in the Grange Hall here on Wednesday
afternoon. The program arranged by
the literary committee was as follows
Address of welcome by Samuel L. Hor-
llidll, icSpOllSc by DCuidu Olckucill I,
music by the Grange; Question, "How
Can Parents Make Farm Life More
Pleasant For Their Children" Fannie
Lippincott, Walter Heritage and Bella
Carter Recitation, Mary c. Moore I;
Singing, by George H. Homer; CUES
ton, AS Farmers Incomes are Derived
from the sale of their Products, should
not more Attention be given to the sale
thereof" George w F. Gaunt, John c.
Heritage, Joseph NJ. Sithens. Song by
w Chew, Recitation. Henry Howey,
Music by the Misses Alice and May
Gibbs, of Thorofare, Question, Gould
a Life Insurance Company be Organized
and Operated by the Grange with Adj
vantage to its Members, If so in what
way?" Joseph T. Carter, Lewis M Nor
gan and Thomas Borton
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