Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-10
BLAcKwooD.
Mr.. and Mrs.c.C. Stevenson are sojourn
ing at Atlantic City.

MT ana nfs.C.C- Stevenson are solDufh'
ing at Atlantic City
Newkirk n. Wentz is still very i'll at tht
residence of his m ,ther, his daughter,
GLADYS has come up from Greenwich Piers
to be with her father Mrs. Wentz. is
dividing her time between their Greenwich
home and B ackwood.
Mrs. Abbie Williams has had as her guest
her son Marshall of Pittsburgh. When he
returned home his mother accompanied him
on visit. Her daughter, Mrs. Fowler
Kline, of Wenorah, is staying at the home
stead during her absence.
Mrs T. s. Wentx entertained Thimble
Club No. 1. at her home last Wednesday
afternoon.
| The stork has paid another flying visit
to Biaokwood. Ii left fine baby boy al
the Presbyterian Manse.
In compliance with the suggestion OF
President Roosevelt in regard to his ''Com-
mission on Country Life'' meeting OF the
/, farmers was held at she school house on the
evening Of the 5th The meeting was full
of interest.
The fire house has been moved from
Main street 80 Cleveland avenue. A cement
floor has been placed in the engine room
and two chemical extingulshers have been
purchased. At she annual meeting for she
election of officers on December 1st, the
| following offices were fiIIed:- Nathan s..
Vanneman, president; Charles G. Stevenson,
vice president; Cornelius G. Hagerman
secretary; Joseph E. Mathis, treasurer;
George p Wood, chief.
The work in connection with the addi-
tion of another floor so Livermore hall { DIR.
LeFever's Sanitarium has began and this
will give some much needed room.
Miss Viola M. Hagerman entertai ned her
class on Tuesday evening, the Ssh. The
members of the class are Misses Edna W.
Heating, Margaret Whi5ehead Linda Coles,
Cnarlotse Foster, Bessie Canning, Pau
line Huff, Irene Baker, Lizzie Montgom
cry, Hazel TomblesOn, Jessie Kelsey, Effie
Shubert, Catherine Sleeter, G. Schumacher,
games and discussion as 10 class organ
ization, a pleasant evening was closed by
the serving of refreshments.
The Sunday-school of she Presbyterian
Church will have their entertainments on
Christmas Eve. The music and carols are
very good this year, fully up TO their usual
standard. The Red and Blue contest In
this Sunday school was renewed last Sun
day under another firm The Blues won
in numbers, and now the contest is for az
tendance of the new scholars Last Sun
day Reds 20 per cent. Blues per cent.
Miss Elfreth OF Haddonfeld. an officer of
the w. c. T. U. presented and unveiled in
she principals room of the school house a
picture OF Miss Frances Willard on Tuesday
last. She gave an interesting talk in the
Methodist parsonage in the evening.
Mr.. Daniel Hagons, of Grand View Farm,
who is at Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia,
where he has been operated upon for can
Ger, is said to be doing well.
The Ladies' Aid, OF she Presbyterian
Church will give anosher OF their we'll
known suppers on the evening of the 18th
The body Of Mrs. Dickinson Moore, the
wife Of former pastor OF the Methodist
Church bere, who died in Savannah, Ga,
at the home OF q daughter, was brought to
Blackwood for burial services on Saturday
morning. Interment was made at Bethel
Cemetery, HuIffyiIle.