Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-17
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Mr. 6. g. Holdcralt IS On she siok list.

Mr.. g. G. Holdcraft is on the sick list.
Rey Reeves is holding extra services In
the church every evening except Saturday.
Mrs. Lewis Sharp was the recipient Of
many pretty birthday post cards, and some
useful gifts on Friday last, it being her
birthday.
4 Daffodils are peepipg through the ground,
ERnd our sister Changers tell us they are eat
H5ng scullions. surely this is funny winter.
Every man holding an Office or resbo1g
sible position where hurry-up call is nec-
essary should have telephone. People will
not wait in this day Of hurry and rush.
Mr.. Silas Jaquett caught a fine mink on
Tuesday. Silas is trapper In every sense
of the word.
Mrs. Phebe Corson spent Tuesday in
Paulsboro, the guest OF her niece, Mrs. DIR.
Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallace, of Swedes-
boro were visitors in town last Thursday,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Given.
The Buckborn family Of Phila was down
oyer Sunday at their summer cottage, the
s'White Swan
There was dance in the Hall last Satur-
day evening, and notwithstanding the heavy
fog, several Of the younger set wended their
way to the hall, where all had good time.
Mrs. John Schloar is reported as being
sick, almost unto pneumonia. Her friends
and neighbors hope for her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Hannah g. Helms received many
souvenir post cards and lines cf memento
from her many friends on Monday last, it
being her S3rd birthday. She is enjoying
her usual health and just now bids fair to
see many more birthdays. May such be her
happy lot.
Mrs. Kate Robinson, who has been an in
valid for many months, we are glad to note
now seems on the road TO recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Fred, of Pedricktown,
spent Sunday last with Mrs. Fred's sister.
Mrs. John Ruscher
n. J. State Worthy Master CIV. Gauns,
visited Bridgeport Grange No. 80, P. Of II.
Tuesday evening, Jan. l, and installed the
following officers: w. M, John Vnlker
OYerseer, Levi Jones; Lecturer, Susie E.
Justice; Steward, Henry Hager; Assistant
Steward, Chas. B. Vickery; Chaplain, Lizzie
Hager; Treasurer, Jacob A. Shiveler; Secre-
tary, S. Lewis Kille; Gate Keeper, Samuel
H. Leap; Ceres, Anna Holdcraft; Pomona,
Clara Il. Moore; Flora, Alice ]. Folker;
Lady Assistant Steward, Ella Fl. Vickery.
Mr.. VIM. Moore, who has been on the
sick list is now able to be around the house
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cooper. of Florida,
have been visiting Mr.. Cooper's sister, Mrs.
VIM. Cooke.
There was little excitement here on
Monday morning, when it was learned that
a thief had been in VIM. p Risler's house
near Repaupo, while William and his wife
were away on Sunday afternoon, and had
taken a ladies valuable gold watch, one pair
gold cuff buttons, pair Of bracelets and $40
in cash. The telephones were all working
the case, and the man was located at the
powder works where he is known as Will
mer Calfont (alias Chance. He was
arrested and brought before Squire Truitt.
He had the pocket book, but had paid his
board on Sunday night with the ten dollar
bill He wonld not tell where the jewelry
was; however, be was landed in the county
jail. He was better dressed than the aver
age laboring man, and presented very
genteel appearance. 1t is claimed that his
home is in Salem, N. J.