Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Bachman and daugh-
| ter Edith, Of Swedesboro, were oyer sun
day visitors at she home OF BenJaman
Stanton on Railroad ave.
VIM. Zane, wife and son Levi, Of Penns-
grove. were Sunday guests with Sllas
Jaquett and wife.
Miss Emma Fry, Of Philadelphia spent
over Sunday with her grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Straub.
j. Thompson Gill and wife, Of Swedes-
boro, spent Sunday with his brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gill.
Mr.. Eli G. Schmidt, of Doylestown, Pa,
is clerking in w. j. Helms store. He
seems to be we'll liked and is young man
of experience in store business and comes
highly recommended.
Miss Eva M. Truitt has been spending
sometime with her friend Miss Durell, OF
Reading, Pa, who has been very i'll with
oongested lungs or threatened pneumonia.
The latest fish story / have heard is like
this; father and two sons went fishing,
and they all caught fish as they thought,
when 10 and behold the three hooks had
caught one and the same fish at the same
time Now this is fact
Miss Edna Shoemaker has been at home
for the last week suffering with heavy
cold and sore throat. She returned to
West Chester Normal School on Monday
last.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dayis has moved to Phil
adelphia with her daughter, Mrs. VIM
West.
Now the snow is gone the farmers haye
started in with renewed energy making
sweet potato beds and spotting out toma-
toes.
There will be several houses newly
painted this spring. Mr.. Ely has the con-
tract for quite number, and he is all right
] don't think this is an advertising
column, but Mr.. w J. Helms comes with
an item like this A house to rent adjoin-
ing his store, desirable location and nice
home; heater, bath, and range in the kit
chen. House contains rooms; moderate
terms to right party.
VIM. Risler moved to Repaupo on Mon
day last, TO start farming. Success to him.
Mr. Frank Holdcraft was taken very SER
iousIy i'll last Sunday morning with gall
trouble, and was great sufferer; but we
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this writing.
The Board Of Education Of Logan Town
ship reoranized on Saturday evening, Mar.
24th, when the following officers were cleo
ted:-John Magin, President; VIM. H.
Moore, District clerk.
Mrs. Hannah Howey has some very
choice roses, that she is selling at bargain;
they are nice size haying been in the lawn
for two summers.
Mrs. Hannah James, Of Smyrna. Del,
widow OF the late Thomas James, formerly
of this place, was buried from her home in
Smyrna on Wednesday last. Mrs. James
was the owner Of some property here and
had some fine building lots that we pre-
sume will now be sold. Mrs. VIM. Spring
er and Mrs. Chas. Holdcraft attended the
funeral.
At the last Logan township board meet
ing held in Bridgeport, Saturday March "a,
Miss Rose Robinson was elected one of the
teachers at Bridgeport. The Board is en-
deayoring to secure male teacher with
experience, as principal here. There are
two vacancies here yet, and other vacancies
in the township.
The M. E. Sunday school reorganized
last Sunday by eleeting the following Of
fcers for the ensuing year: Supt., S.
Lewis KiIle; secretary, Mr.. Chas. Vickery;
treasurer, Miss Ida Clark; librarian, Mr..
Chas. Risler; assistant librarian, George
Ashton; pianist, Mrs. Emily w. Helms;
assistant, Miss Mary Hager; supt. of prim-
airy school, Miss Elizabeth Moore.