Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-05
CADORA

John Richards, Jr., is confined to the
house with chieken-pox.
Hanson Cade and family were visitors IN
Mantua on Sunday.
James Carson spent Thanksgiving Day
at Blackwood
Miss Eshe Mills spent Friday and Sat-
urday with her aunt, Mrs. Richards
Mrs Benjamin Murphy is able TO be out
again after having been housed in with
tonsilitis.
George Watson and family were guests
of Rev. J. L. Watson, Of Erial, on Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Mr.. aud MIS-. Benjamin Cade and daugh-
ter Emily, were visitors at Henry Keans on
Sunday.
Mrs Henry Keau and Miss Reba Let's
on Friday.
Walter eide and sister Emily attended
the carnival at Aicyon Park skating rink on
"Wednesday evening.
Benjamin Murphy is having a partly en-
closed shed erected on the back part of his
house Clege Carter is doing the work
Dayid Applebee had very sick horse on
Thursday DR.. Hplings was ia attend
ance.
Benjamin Cade and Henry Kean killed
hogs on Monday.
Miss Emma Shoch is able to sit up at
short intervals through she day.
Benjamin Murphy and family were guests
of John Cassiday, OF Redwood, on Sun
day.
John Schoch and sons, r ,bert and David,
spent Friday, Saturday and Sunday in
Medford. Mr.. Shoch had public sale of
horses and mules there on Saturday.
Mrs. G. W. Parker and grandchildren, of
Pitman, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chew, of
Glassboro, were callers in this place on
Thanksgiving Day.
|. Doctors Dufield, Luffbary, Slaughter
and Hllegas have all been attending pa
tients in this place the past two weeks.
Mr.. Clayton Eastlack has been supply
ing our residents with some very fine
celery.
| The home of Benjamin Cade was merry
Epace on Thanksgiving Day, due to the fact
/ that it was Mrs Cade's ffty-eighth birth
I day, and her children/and friends deter
mining to give her genuiue surprise. But
much 80 our surprise she prepared royal
dinner, and INVITED the children home for
that day. But every body went just the
same taking well filed basket with them,
and handsome rocker for Mrs Cade to
enjoy at her leisure. She also received an
apron, towels, handkerchiefs, and post
cards, Mr.. Cade shared this surprise also
when the children all came TO him well
laden with Union leader, ibis fayorite)
smoking tobacco. He received twenty-six
papers, pipe and pound box Of tobacco.
At noon the table fairly groaned beneath
its load, bat before long the partakers were
gr0aning beneath their loads, especially the
fellow who ate two pieces Of pie and tried
to put the third piece under his foot while
he asked for the fourth. His wife begged
us TO be careful what we put in the paper
about it, as it was her husband. Since it
is her request, Mrs. Cade says we need not
sell his name. just say is was her son.
Mothers pies always do taste good y Nine
large pies were readily disposed of. We
will just add that Mrs. Richards knows
how so cut pie to make them hold out
when the number is getting limited. Had
she been given the position at the first
table, the partakers would NOT have been
so 'pie-ous, (" and Mrs. Cadets cellar shelf
SO empty. Her pie cutting aud amusing
speeches made much mirth for the happy
crowd. frye Of the party spent the day
cunning, and captured eight rabbits Ia
she afternoon Messrs. Hanson Cade and
Charles Alien weighed forty-four ont OF the
fifey present whose weights amounted to
5355 pounds. Mr. Carson came 10 the
evening aud be and his niece, Miss Fisher,
afforded.the crowd much fun with their
comic dress as well as actions. Forty seven
ate supper, after which they were royalty
entertained by Mr.. Richards and bis phono-
graph. The guests departed about half
past niue p m., wishing Mr.. and Mrs
Cade many such surprises. Mr. and Mrs
Murphy we're unable to be present on ac-
count Of sickness, but where mos slighted
when dinner arrived Ali who would like
80 enjoy one of these occasions, buy lob OF
| Mr. Cade and become resident Of Cadora,
and you will not be slighted.