Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
THoRoFARE.


hall, on last Sunday morning. He dwele
upon the important position which chris
tians occupy, and emphasized the thought
that the life which beoumes the greatest
light is that which is touched by she Di-
vine light. Mrs. M Hunt sang during
the ser vice beautiful solo, O Touch Di-
vine
Prayer meeting was held on Wednesday
night of this week III the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. r Gibbs
A handsome memorial window will be
placed, by the congregation, in the new
church in honor of the Rey. Isaac L. Fow-
Ter, who has served SO long and so faithfully
in our midst, and who is SO closely con-
nected with our happiest ties, and our
deepest sorrows.
The County Pomona Grange viii be held
at Wenonah, in Noblits hall on Monday
afternoon and evening, October 10
The annual rally Of the Junior Epworth
League will take place in Wilkins hall on
Friday afternoon Of this week, October l6
Ii is hoped that all members will be pres
ent. The moshers are invited, and refresh
ments viii be served fLYzII
Messrs. H A DeHart and H A DeHart,
Jr., spent several days last week in New
York City, attending the Carriage Makers
Convention. They also took in some of
the sights of the city, and bad good time.
Mr. DeHart bought some fine buggies and
carriages for the home trade, and looked in
to all the Improvements and inventions ex-
hibited- He is receiving a large number
OF orders for cut-under shelYings.
On next Thursday night will be the
lecture, in Wilkins ball, given by the Rev.
j. Morgan Read, D D. District Snperin-
tendens, upon Peculiar People The leo
ture will be bright an1 witty and full OF
happy Illustrations. 1t will be worth the
admission fee of ten cents to see who is
being his The proceeds will be. for the
building fund Of she new church.
Mr.. Augustus S Trancer moved into his
new store enc day rast week The store is
very attractive, aud pretty arrangement
o. the goods IS bsigs made. Mr.. Trunoer
will add largely to nia stock as ence and
make it to the interest Of his customers to
buy.
The notable social event Of the week has
been the twenty fifth wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Low. on last Sat
urdaY night, October tenth Relatives and
friends we're invited from many places, and
over one hundred attended to extend their
heartiest congratulations. The house was
made gay and bright with autumn foliage,
and roses and other flowers lent their fra
GRANGE and beau Y to the brilliant scene
In the dining room the table was arranged
in a large square, with a pyramid Of fruits
arranged in the center. This
was fianked on each side with rare flowers,
while cut-glass and china dishes filled with
bon- bons, olives, etc, filed the vacant
space. The supper was all that an epicure
could desire, and was elegantly served.
Many beautiful, costly and artistic presents
were received. The guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. j. R. Estell, E. P. Breeze and wife.
Misses F. L. Wilkins, Eliza Wilkins, G. H.
Thomas and wife, 7. S. Davis and wife, j.
s Joyce and wife, w. K Carson, Mss.SB.
Esttll, Miss Mary Carson, from Woodbury. !;
jeremiah Haines and wife, William Rambo
and wife, from Mickleton; Russell Parker
Mary and Sara Parker, from Swedesboro;
G. A. Thompson aud wife. F. M. Stiner
and wife, William Gamer and wife, / N.
Derickson and wife, H. R. Deriekson and
wife, William Smith and wife, A. S. Null
len and wife, R. ]. Gibbs and wife, Mrs
Mary WIlkerson, E. g. Miller and wife, j.
B Lodge and wife, E J. Lodge and wife,
B. B. Shuster and wife, Mrs H. G. Ham
NELL, Miss Verona Hammell, Miss yerna
Davis, H G Low Frances and Anna Low,
Harry Ross, r. E Shuster and wife, from
Panlsboro; Mrs. J. S. Reeves, Mrs. w. E
Collins, Howard Anderson and wife, Mrs.
Charles Zane, Miss Marguerite Zane,
Messrs. w. H. Layer, FL. H Franklin, T.
N. Simon, J E. Parker from Philadelphia;
Mrs A. L Hudson, from Camden; B. F.
Denton and wife, from Trenton; Isaac G.
Low and wife, Margaresta. Mary and Flor
ence Low, L r. Wilkins and wife, Charles
w Wilkins and wife, Aaron WindIsh and
wife, H. A. DeHart and wife, Elmer E
Clement and wife, Thomas w. Wyne and
wife, Charles N. Williams and wife, Wm.
r Gibbs and wife, Robert E. Gibbs aud
wife. G G Leonard and wife, George G.
Leonard and wife, Mrs. Hettie Lodge, VIM.
c. Lodge and wife, Ellis G Reed and wife,
from Thorofare A delightful evening was
spent. and many wishes expressed that Mr..
and Mrs Low might live to celebrate their
fiftieth anniversary.
Miss Clara Zahn spent last week in
Philadelphia with Mrs. Benjamin Dicker-
son, and enjoyed the Founders celebration
The Messrs. Charles Wagner. James Car
ter, Jr, and Edward E. Morris, Jf, will
give a masquerade ball in the town hall on
Saturday night, October a There will be
fine music, and nice people will be there
Refreshments will be for sale. but no strong
drinks. Admission will be twenty-five
cents.
Mrs. Anna Clayton, from Germantown,
and Mrs Perry Price, from West Phila-
delphia, were guests over Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Benton.
REDWOOD.