Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-17

Mrs. Hall, who has for number of
years held the position in the dry goods
departments at Moore Bros. Store, has re-
signed and will move to Pitman late in the
Spring. Miss Weseott, of Millville, has
been secured by that Co. TO fill the vacancy.
and she is now learning her duties with
them.
Rev. G. F. Fisher preached in the Metho-
dist Church on Sunday in the absence Of
the Rev. Mr.. Clifford, who was attending the
Conference in Trenton.
The fair and supper held by the ladies Of
the Presbyterian Church in the Town Hall
on Saturday evening was success from
every standpoint Practically everything
was disposed OF early in the evening and
the affair brought to an early termination
for want of things to sell, The ladies
cleared $3.50.
Mr.. Chas. Davis and Miss Lizzie Rouse,
Of Phila, spent Sunday with Mr.. John
Rouse. a.
AZ she Congregational meeting held on
Thursday evening in the Presbyterian
Church unanimous call was made to the
Rev. Mr. Nelson, Of the Oxford PresbyteF-
ian Church, Of Phila. Mr.. Nelson and
wife will be here on next Sunday.
Miss Rena Smallwood. of Millville, has
been visiting Miss Elsie Rouse.
Mr. Chas Cestill has gone into the ce-
ment business
Mr.. Chris. G. Beck is teaching school at
Cecil in the lower end of the county.
BENZ. Lawson, who is rking in Rich
wood, Va, visited his folks here last week
Wilson Trout, who has been quite i'll, is
improving.
Constructor Downs is making preparations
to start the new home of John Farley, on
High street.
Mrs. John Sayres and son. of Camden,
are visiting VIM. Sayres and family.
A baby boy was born TO Councilman
Chas Farley and wife on the night of Mr..
Earley's election.
Stokes Chew will give up glass blowing
and move on a farm at Cape May Court
house.
Mrs N. ". Getsinger has returned to her
home here after an extended stay in Bridge
ton
Nat Shreves has moved into house va
Gated by Park Nelson next door to Pierces
store.
A serious accident was ayerted early one
morning last week as the home Mrs Julia
Winner in the Silver Building Mrs VIM
ner was preparing breakfast when the gas
oline stove went mp Theo Kier heard the
calls of Mrs. Winner, and got the stove out
of the house with pitch fork he luckily
brought along.
Miss Ida Lawson has returned after an
extended visit ID New York City.
The new officers, Of the Methodist Sunday
Sehoo are as follows: Supt. ]. 8. Fisher;
Asst Supt., G. FL Chew; End Asst, Edw.
Sparks; Sec'y., Henry DooIy; Asst Sec'y.,
q A. Sparks; Treas, Geo Chew. Se'y. and
Treas. Harry Trims; Librarians, VIM Staul-
cup, RUGBY Hall, and Willie Farley.
The new council will be organized on
Friday. evening The body will be tie
politically giving deciding note to Mayor
Nichols
Miss George Page is visiting her aunt in
Cape May.
Louis Loeb, who has been working in
Millville, has returned to this place having
secured position at Moore Bros.
Miss Eva Smith has been quite i'll at her
home on High st.
Rufus Fisher, a former Clayton boy, but
now resident Of California sent several
boxes Of oranges so relatives here.
The Rev. Eli Gifted has been returned
by the Conference, for another year
A bright new dag, has been flung to the
wind at the Academy.
Miss Alice Davis, formerly of this town,
bat now Of Orange, N. J., is visiting Miss
Nellie English.
The Janvier Glassworks began opera
tions the early part Of she week new
switch will be run into the yard from the
w. j. & s. r. r.