Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-29
MicKLETON.

Thanks, Mr.. Editor, for your editorial in
last issue emphasizing the justice of our APP
peal for purchase OF toll road between
Woodbury. and Swedesboro, if such can be
can be done at reasonable price. 4 Your
many friends in this section appreciate
highly your support in this move.
The County Board of Chosen Freeholders,
with coach and four were welcome visitors
on Saturday They halted in front of
William 3. Hoffman's lawn, left the coach
and listened to brief speeches from some OF
our citizens.
Annie B. Powell, Of Newton Square, Pa.
visited her mother Charlotte E. Burrongh
last week.
William Roberts, Of Norristown, Pa,
was the guest Of relatives here on Sunday.
Milton W. Buzby made business trip
to Atlantic City this week.
Georgianna Burrough left on Wednesday
to spend few days with Owen Powell and
family at Newtown Square Pa.
Mary Owen is improving her property by
the addition OF two bay windows on the
south side Of her house. Henry Lippincott
of Mullica Hill is making the improve
ment.
Prot. J. Wilmer Pancoast Of George
School, Pa, with an associate professor,
started last week for Ithaca N. Y, where
they will take up Cornell University sum-
mer work which commences July sixth.
Prof. Pancoastts. especial course will be
mathematics. They expect to walk the en-
tire distance, stopping en-route at Buck
Hill Falls, Pa, the Friends summer re-
sort.
The Young Friends Association will be
held at the Meeting House, Seyenth-day
evening, the first, at 7.30 o'clock. All
cordially invited. Among the numbers on
the program win be discussion as to
(which is the stronger factor in promoting
peace, Love Of peace, or fear OF War ~
Leaders in the discussion, J. Omar Herr
tage and Anna ]. Peaslee. A sketch Of the
life of Miles Standish will be read. and she
closing chapter Of his courtship The We'd
ding Day
An interesting meeting OF the Young
Peoples Temperance Organization was
held at the home Of VIM. H. Hoffman on
Tuesday evening, there was a good attend
ance Of members, and all were well pleased
to have present visitors from Panlsboro
Y. Alice Brown read an article on the
Boys Club Of Chicago as a means Of
forming right habits and securing indus
trial training. Hannah L. Peaslee read a
report Of work done in this State through
Flower Mission department.; in this Amos
J. Peaslee read: ssAl Forms of License
Failure, ''it has not regulated the traffic
because every law framed for this purpose
is openly violated. A committee was APP
pointed to arrange for a picnic at Lincoln
Park about to be opened at a temperance
resort. All who heard Mrs. Cora E. Sc
berry last Winter were interested in the
announcement that she would give a
Fourth of July Grafton in True Liberty
in Bacon Academy yard, Woodstown at
three .. m. She is fine elocutionist, and
will also give two popular Rotations. Mrs.
Seberry has many Gloucester county adj
mirers, and it is hoped they may be able to
attend An article in a recent issue Of
the GLOUCESTER COUNTY DEMOCRAT by
Dr.. Clifford, Harmful Affects Of Cigaretts"
was favorably commented upon, and both
editor and writer commended for its publ
cation. The adjourned to meet the last
Tuesday evening in July at the home OF
Eleanor and Isaac Davidson, Mt. Royal.