Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-16
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Miss Matte Headly, Of Woodbury.
spent over Sunday with her sister
Mrs Ella Vanaman.
Mrs. Anna M. Black, who has beer
with her son Walter in West Philadel
phia, has returned to spend the sum
mer with her children here.
Detective H. G. Garrison and wife
have returned to their home here after
an absence of several weeks.
Miss Florence G. Pither spent over
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Vincent
Sharp, in Camden.
Miss Caroline Crane, of Kane, Pa,
has come to spend some time with her
sister Mrs. Clayton Eastlacl1.
Leroy Rogers, of Washington, D. G.,
made flying visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. T. Rogers on Sunday.
George G. Jones and his mother,
Mrs. Anna Jones have been making a
trip to Washington, D. c., and also Wis
tied the jamestown Exposition.
William M. Walters spent Sunday
with his son Clifford in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Buzby, OF
Camden, We're over-Sunday guests OF
/. Fl. Weatherby and daughter.
Mrs. Joseph F. Heritage entertained
on last Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Heritage, of Mickleton, and on Sunday
she entertained Mr. James Summerill
and Miss Mary Lambert, of Woods
town and Mr.. and Mrs. Alley Shute,
of near Swedesboro.
The members of the local GlassbloW-
ers' Union attended the Methodist
Church in body on Sunday morning
and listened to an appropriate sermon
by Pastor Provost.
Mrs. William Packard, of Elmer,
who is i'll at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Frederick Weber. is not improv-
ing.
Mrs. Charles Bachman passed safely
through an operation for the removal
of a tumor at the Howard Hospital,
Philadelphia, on Monday. Her friends
hope she may make a speedy recoy-
cry.
The heavy frost of last Saturday
and Sunday nights proved very de
.structive to many Of the tomato fields
lin this neighborhood, especially to
|those that were sheltered from the
wind. while those that were in the
Ropen did not suffer so much
Some farmers are blowing up theil
fields and will plant them in corn and
citrons. The financial loss is great
Sweet potato fields, also, were a good
deal injured. ~
The Woolwich Board of Education
I has under consideration plans for q
hnew twelve room school house drawn
My Chas. r. Peddle, architect. The
|plans call for building 80 feet from
by 122 feet deep, with all modern con
yeniences. It remains to be seer
whether the board will adopt these OF
some other plans, and whether the PEG
pIe will vote the money to build the
house. One thing is certain, new
school house has got to come and Il
we do not build it, the State will ~
Three members of Viola Lodge, K
of p. George Craft, Hugh Mccullough
and Samuel Shroler attended the Ply
THAN State Jubilee at the Academy O
Music, Philadelphia, on last Thursday
evening. They report a grand time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Ridgway an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Rebecca Thompson and William
Welsh Talnan on Thursday, May 9th
bv Rev. J. o. McIlhenny, of Woodbury.
After a brief wedding trip the happy
couple returned to take possession O
their new and elegantly Furnished
home on Main street They have the
CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes of
host of friends.
Mr.. Sebastian Loux, whom we men
toned last week as being very i'll, die(
on Monday in his sixty-seventh year
He was a native of Germany, but came
to make his home here when a young
man, and was highly respected by al
who knew him. He leaves a wife
four sons and two daughters. His
funeral took place on Thursday morn
ing at st. Josephs Church and inter
ment was made in st. Joseph's Gene
terry.
The Ethical Culture Society, of New
York. having engaged Mr.. Leslie Willis
Sprague. the committee for Universit.
Extension work in Swedesboro, an
nounce that in Mr. Sprague's place
they have engaged Louis Umfreyill'
| Wilkinson, B. A., of England, to give
course of six lectures. Heroes of LIB
erty and Revolution; LIST, Joan Q
Arc, Religious Patriotism in the Mid
| die Ages; I'd, Oliver Cromwell, Rebel
| lion in Name of Law and Conscience
Sd, George Washington, the Birth 0
the United States; 4th, Napoleon Bon
aparte, France, Revolutionary AM
Imperial: 9Th. Giuseppe Mazzini, Ital,
and Austrian Despotism; 9Th, Abraham
Lincoln, Slavery and Republicanism
| The lectures will begin on Octobe
9Th.
Accidents.