Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-02-22
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There was an unusually large turnout at
the regular meeting Of the Ladies Auxil-
iary held in the church on Wednesday
evening After the regular session there
was an entertainments, and refreshments
served An admission fse of FIVE cents was
charged to non-members, everybody report
ed most enjoyable evening well spent
Justice was done to the delicious lemonade
aud cake. Over four dollars was added to
the treasury, and the committees in charge
deserve credit for such a successful event.
The evenings entertainment consisted of
music, Miss Vera N. Hurff; recitations, Bay
Billy, John Pearson; jack, Ruth EldrIdge;
bald headed man, Reba Pharo little girl at
play, Apna Pearson. Music organ solo,
Vera Hurf. Reeitations, Mrs. Britzenhop-
pers troubles, Ruth Eldridge; asleep at the
switch, Anna sherman: Billy pets, Theo-
dore Shaw; mental healing, John Pearson.
Mr. George Goodenough and Miss George
anna Kerns Of near Pitman were quietly
married by Rev. F. L. Jewett at the NJ. E.
parsonage at Pitman Grove on Wednesday,
February 14th.
Charles R. Jones and Ellen S. Campbell,
were married at Giassboro on Thursday by
ReY. j. NJ. Hunting.
The Knights OF Pythias did not attend
church service on Sunday and that service
has been neutrality-suspicious..
On account Of the darkness Of the night
Walter Jones made mistake in the rough
road while returning home on Wednesday
night and in falling received painful cut
under one eye.
Mrs Wesley Taylor, Of Burlington Co.,
is visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. r Q Clark.
Mrs. Oliver Locke and son haYe been
quite sick, but are convaleseent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos G. Bee and Mr.. and
Mrs Brooks Hurf attended the Thorofare
Grange on Monday evening. Be sure You
are on the right (road then go ahead.
Samuel Hook, of Phila, has rented
William B. James property and will move
sas soon as the Pastor vacates.
Charles p. Watson will erect shop next
to Shaw's blacksmith shop where he will
continue his avocation OF paper hanger and
and painter.
Harold Money, who had a hand injured
in cornsheller, is getting along very nice
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BIZ. Allen and R.C. Clark harvested five
inch ice on Friday.
Cutting ice from the pond makes it quite
dangerous for skaters, about falling over
board at night. A boy recently fell in the
chilly water, but was in no immediate
danger of drowning as help was near.
The Grange will confer the third and
fourth degrees on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McNulty were visit
ing James Park and family at Wesbyille on
Saturday.
Byron Clark, and wife of Philada., spent
Sunday with r. G. Clark and family.
Brooks Hurff spent two days in Trenton
this week as Grange delegate in the in
terest of having laws passed providing for
the control Of excessive speed of automo-
biles.
William Tweed and James Jones pur-
chased new horses at Schoch's horse sale on
Monday.
Miss Lavins Wilson still continues to be
quite sick.
Jerry Parsons sprained ankle improves
slowly.
Clarence Watson went to horse sale
with the intention of purchasing a horse
but when he got home II proved TO be
COW.
A very pretty wedding took place at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs William B. James
on Wednesday evening, February 14th, at
8 O'Clock, when their daughter Miss Lou
ella was joined in holy matrimony to Mr.
Charles William Goss, Of Collamer, Pa
Rey. Sherman G. Pitt. of the Central
Methodist Episcopal church, Of Atlantic
City performed the ceremony. The house
was beautiful decorated with flowers and
potted plants and only the family and inn
mediate relatives were present. Miss Es-
tella Pearson, an intimate friend of the
bride, played the wedding march, Miss
Anna Goss, sister of the groom was maid
of honor and William B. James, Jr., BROTH
er Of the bride was best man. The bride
wore beautiful white Brussels net robe
and carried shower bouquet Of white car
nations. The maid-of-honor was charming
IN gown Of white organdie and carried
pink carnations. About one hundred rela-
tives were present and Mrs. Gross received
many beautiful gifts Of cut-glass silyerware
set Of dishes, table linen, counterpanes,
lamps, toilet sets, bric-a-brac, and large
sum Of money. After cougratulation had
been extended the ceremony was concluded
with d reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Goss left
on the To- 30 O'Clock train amid showers Of
of rain and rice for an extended trip in
After She honeymoon they