Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-14
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Barusboro Academy, Principals room,
Mrs. Eta Wolf percentage of attendance,
95 those not absent or tardy, Is Minnie
Miller, Violet Tomlin, Halle Murdoek.
Blanche Gardiner, Emily Applebee, Eta
Madara, Marion Gardiner, Ray Kirkbride,
Emma Kammerer, Willie Miller, Harold
Kirkbride, Cav jackson, Howard Lafferty,
Harry Reeves, Frank McFarlane. Those
having 100 in department. are: Minnie
Miller, Blanche Gardiner, Emily Applebee,
Marion Gardiner, Emma Kammerer, Harry
Reeves those who received 80 per cent. aud
over in test are 8 Violet Tomlin, so !:
Emily Applebee, SO Minnie Miller, SO /;
Frank McFarlane, 81 Eta Madsra, 81 !:
Emma Kammerer, So Blanch Gardiner, "a
Howard Lafferty, 95 Harry Reeves, 95.;
intermediate room, Miss Irene Shute teach
er percentage OF attendance, 81 those aot
absent nor tardy, II Harriet, Anna and
John Iessup, Ernest Landel, Samuel Kan
merer. Martha jackson, James Rulings,
Harold Skinner, Lily Stetser, Melvin Kirk
bride, Margaret Hsadiey those who re-
ceived 80 per cent. and over in test are S ;
Stanley Goodwin, 80 ; Melvin Kirkbride,
90 Gladys Petit 95 B; William Hoffman,
90 Joseph Hoffman, CO. Miss Shute and
Mrs Eta Wolfe wish to thank their many
friends and pupils for the numerous and
beautifulcards that they received from them
on the 10Th and 18th Of the past month
Gunners say game is scarce around these
parts
Postmaster David Kirkbride ran rusfy
nail into his foot last Friday aud since bten
bed fast.
The Light question that bothered our
local politicians ia the MT election ie-
suited with IS votes against the propositi. n
of lighting the streets Of Mantua and this.
pace
The gas lamp that stood on the c6raer
near the post Office has been removed
The ecoon chase Of lass Thursday nig t
came in due form, and the coon has been off,
e er since
There is to be musical held at the home
OF Richard NJ Huff November 10th, given
by their daughter, Miss Louetta NJ Hurff
and her pupils, and few friends. A free
will Offering will be taken at the door for
she benefit OF the Barnsboro M. E. Church
choir Everybody is welcome. Commence
ing at Z. so sharp A violinist from Phila-
delphia and a reader from Woodbury. expect
80 assist
On Thursday afternoon of last week the
local branch of the W. G. T. e. held its
regular semi-monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. Joseph Shuster. The meeting was
opened and presided over by the president,
Mrs Florence Dilks, and after routine
business was transacted, the members dis
cussed the advisability OF haYing literary
contest for a silver medal, the successful
contestant being entitled to compete for a
gold medal given by the State organization.
A very pleasant and enjoyable evening
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branch of the w. c. T. o., was held at
she home OF Mrs Sadie Dilks on Saturday
evening. Nov. q Miss Emma Rulon,
County Superintendent of Christian Citi-
zenship, gave very interesting and in
structiye talk on the progress of the moye-
xnent, and the folioging program was well
rendered: Recitation, my body is
temple, = Willard Rulings; recitation, Not
~ Gladys Pettet; recitation, New Re-
cults, y Mrs Florence Dilks; reading, "The
fence or the ambulance, Miss Clara Echirs;
reading, "a brave boy" Mrs. C.G. Wurst;
xeading, Christian citizenship" Mrs. May
me Pettet; solo, Mrs. Mayme Pettet.
On Sunday evening, NOV. "a, the W. G.
e. U. will have charge OF the services In
she M. K. Church; they have accepted the
invitation extended them by the Epworth
League to do so.
4 surprise party was rendered Leon Tom
lin en- Monday evening last by bis many
young friends, il being in commemoration Of
his 2ist birthday. After enjoying very
pleasant evening they all departed for home
wishing him much happiness and many
more happy birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs George SINISTER were visit
ing relatives al Cadora on Sunday last