Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-20
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her eighth birthday by entertaining a
number of her friends at her home on
last Saturday afternoon. The guests
enjoyed themselves in playing the
games in which children delight and
all did ample justice to the delicious
refreshments. Miss Thelma received
some very nice presents. Toward ev'
ening her guests departed to their
several homes wishing Thelma many
more such happy birthdays.
Mrs. Frank Paullin, of Bridgeton,
who has been spending several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Robert Eldridge,
returned home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Norcross and
children, of Camden, are spending this
week with their parents, Rev. and
Mrs. j. r. Vannatta.
Mr.. Mahlon Costil will move this
week to large farm in North Wood
bury.
Mr.. James Albert Wolf, former
resident of our village was buried
from st. Peters Episcopal Church on
Wednesday Of this week. Mr.. Wolf
and family had lived in our village
for number of years until few
years ago he moved to Camden. He
leaves a widow and two daughters,
Mrs. Joseph Graw and Mrs. Ferd. Ka-
del. The family have the sympathy
of large circle of relatives and
friends in this great trial. Interment
at Eglington.
Mr. William H. Hoffman was elected
as delegate to attend the lay confer.
ence at Millville in March and Rev
J. R. Vannatta as alternate.
Mr.. A. F. Hoffman made a flying
trip to Amber, Pa, on Monday.
Mrs. Harry Jaggard, of Camden
spent Wednesday of this week with
her parents, Rev and Mrs. j. R. Van
malta.
The funeral of Mrs. Georg
lama Cant, nee Batten, wife
of John Cant, was held in Hurff
vile church on Monday morning last
Mrs. Cant was an honored member Of
Jefferson NJ. E. Church, having conse
Grated her life to a Saviour in her ear
ly childhood, and the representative
from her church and home community
at the funeral speak of the high es
TEEN in which she was held by all
Rev. J. r. Vannatta, her pastor, assist
ed Rev Golf, her husbands pastor, Of
Hurffville church, in the services. The
floral pieces representing the affec
ton of family and friends were mag
nificent.
Mr.. Herman Myers and family, Of
Woodbury. and Miss Emily Pliky, VIM
Myers and VIM. Pohlig, of Philadel
phia, were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. Albert Herzog.
Miss Amy Haines has been spend
ing sometime with her sister, Mrs
Geo. Ham at Chester, Pa.
Misses Alga and Florence Egger, o.
| Philadelphia, spent Wednesday witt
Miss Anna Geitz.
Mr.. and Mrs John Pool and family
were Sunday guests at Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Burdens.
Mr.. Jos. Martin, of Mickleton, has
accepted position with l. T. Haines
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durham and
family were Sunday guests at Woods
town
Miss Ethel Haines spent Sunday
with Miss Eba Heritage at Ceilings
wood.
Miss Grace Weatherby, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Weatherby
who has the chicken pox, is doing
nicely at this writing.
Mr.. Geo. Herzog was given quite {
surprise at his home on Saturday ev
ening. The guests were: Mr.. ane
Mrs. A. Herzog, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Her
i zog, Mr.. and Mrs.H. Myers, MrandMrs
C.Mihlbach. Mr. and Mrs. G.. Burdens
Mr.. and Mrs H. Doermann, Mr. ane
Mrs. Reese De Vault, Misses Emile
Pliky, Rose Muilter, Emma Koentopp
Sadie and May Magin, Katie ant
Mamie Fritz, Rose Mihlbach, Mary
Mihlbach. Minnie Mihlbach, Ethe
Testing, Martha Miller, Bertha Miller
Emma Miller, Elsie Herzog, Marths
Herzog, Emile Herzog, Lizzie Schoa
ner, Frieda Myers, Margaret Myers
! Geo. Herzog, VIM. Pohlig; Oscar Her
zog, VIM. Myers, Chas Mihlbach
Fred Hoelle, Chas. Doermann, Jos
Magin, Louis Schooner, Chris. Miller
Louis Mihlbach, Everett Resting, AL
bert SIMMER, Fred Mosbrucker, Ar
mold Milhhach, Karl Herzog, Walter
Myers and Joseph Mihlbach. At {
late hour the guests were invited tx
the dining room where the table o.
good things was spread for then
when the jolly crowd returned to theil