Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-04-13

Mrs. Clara Stout and little daughter Ar
line, formerly of Brooklyn, are spending
some time with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Howard Reeder.
Mrs. Mary Glover, who has been spend
ing the winter with her son in Camden, has
returned and is with her sister, Mrs. Hey
wood
Rev. James Moore, the presiding elder Of
Camden district, preached an excellent ser
mon in the NJ. E. Church last Sunday
a large congregation.
Mrs. Harriet, wife Of Presmuel d. Hughes,
of Camden, and daughter of the late David
Brown, Of our village, was buried in Egg
lington cemetery on Monday afternoon. She
had been sick for quite long while with
consumption. She leaves husband and
three daughters to mourn her loss. The
friends of Mr.. Hughes sympathize with him
in bis loss.
Rev. DR.. George H. Neal, Of Broadway
Church, Camden, was guest of Rev. J. r.
Vannatta on Monday afternoon.
What might have been a serious fire al
the home Of Nathan P Hoffman took place
on Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Hoffman built
fire in the wood stove, and the fire went
up the pipe through the floor, and having
some tin around the pipe. The tin got SO
hot that the woodwork around the pipe was
set afre. The carpet on the second floor
was burned some, but by prompt work the
damage was not much.
Ivy Browning and family return to their
home at the Highlands this week. They
have been spending several weeks with
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Vannatta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kircher, of Mt.
Royal, entertained as Sunday guests Mrs.
Eugene Sailor and sons Earl and ROLAND,
of Pottstown, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Reu-
ben Wiley, of Grenloch.
Mrs. Jos. Osmund. of Bordentown, and
Mrs. Clara Adams, of Glassboro, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Mrs. ]. D. Hoff-
man.
Mrs Will Underwood and Mrs E. Harris
Kitchener, of Frankfort, Pa, spent part of
last week with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Livezey.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sweeten, who have
been spending the winter at Mt Royal with
Clinton Green moved all their goods
there on Saturday from Woodbury., and
will make it their home for time.
Albert Hoffman is confined to the house
with bad cold, bordering on pneumonia.
His many friends wish for speedy re-
covery.
Miss Charlotte Ashcraft, of Swedesbero,
is staying some time with the family of
Frank Durham.
Isaac NJ. Haines is very sick with pneu-
monia.
The ''Thimble Club met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunbar on last
Friday evening. Games of different kinds
were played and tea was served at late
hour. a number of the guests sang and
played some very choice selections on the
piano. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Haines, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Haines,
of Mickleton; Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Reeves,
Edward Steward and wife, Isaac T. Haines
and wife, Joseph T. Sickler and wife, Chas.
Steward and wife, Frank Durham, wife
and family, Miss Price, George Weatherby
and wife, Edmund Weatherby and wife,
j. a. 0'Brien and wife, the Misses o. Brien,
Charles Hughes and wife, DIR. Charles T.
Haines and wife. Mrs. Scott Green and lady
friend and son Frank, Miss Bay Hinchman,
Misses Adams and Kate Shoemaker.
Mrs. George Magin gave party at her
home in Mt. Royal on Saturday evening,
April sth. Those present were: George
Magin and wife, Charles Gum and wife,
George Hendrickson and wife, Mrs. Hughes,
Mrs. George Bell, Mrs. Frank Hollis, Fl. A.
Craig, John B. Leyengood and wife, Earl
Magin Miss Sadie Magin, William Allen,
Jack Allen, Miss Sadie and Clara Gould,
Miss Ethel Strohm, Miss Frances Kern.
Mrs. Charles Kern, Miss Amanda Dyke,
Miss Mamie Hughes, Misses Laura and
Mary Hollis, Joe Hollis, Jr., Charles Dyke,
Edward Dyke, Edward Gum, John Bell,
j. Hendrickson, Mt. Royal Miss May
DAYS., Ralph Dull, Charles Schriber Phila;
John Magin and wife, Mickleton; Miss
Ethel Pedrick, Pedricktown; William Pass
water, Mr. and Mrs. Passwater, Jesse Pass
water, Goldie Passwater, Bertha Roman,
Christiana Roman, Mark Hoffman, George
w. Magin, Charles Coins, Nathan McCol-
lister, Charles Knobb, Oscar Jones, Swedes-
boro; Miss Bertha Davis, Harry Davis, Geo.
Marsh, Benghin Days, Hannah Davis, Ruth
Davis, Archie Davis, Paulsboro; Mr. Frank
Magin, Joseph Magin, Mrs. L. Magin,
Mullica Hill Refreshments were served
and all spent very pleasant evening.
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