Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-27
THoRoFARE.

last
sunday morning by the Rev. John M.
Hunt. in Wilkins hall. The New Church
Is on she way, but is still the church Of the
future.
However, as proof that we still live, the
young come from almost everywhere to
Thorofare TO be made happy for life; and
on last Wednesday, August nineteenth,
nineteen hundred and eight Miss Mabel B.
Stevens and Mr.. George F. Marsh, both Of
Paulsboro, were married by the Rev. Isaac
L. Fowler at his home in Thorofare. They
have the best wishes of their friends.
The Block Social held by the Sunday
school class of Mrs. Mary Low, on the
corner OF Main and Church streets. on last
Saturday night, was another grand Thoro-
fare success The night was warm and the
ice cream went off like hot shot; in fact
much more might have been sold. Toll
was taken from passing vehicles by two
pretty girls arrayed ia the national colors;
aprons, aud cakes brought a good price and
bananas candy, and peanuts met with
their just reward. Thirty eight dollars
was cleared, and turned over TO the church
building fund The class had pledged
twenty five dollars.
The public school will open on next
Monday, August thirly-frst, with bright
prospects for a successful school year. Mrs
Emma F. Gill, the principal, had many
difficulties to overcome last year which will
not present themselves this, and with better
conditions at the beginning, better work
will, undoubtedly be accomplished, though
the people were well satisfied with the re-
suits lass year.
The Rey. T. Keith Cherry. pastor OF the
Orthodox Street NJ. E. Church. in Phil
adelphia, and Miss katherine Faunce, of
Philadelphia, were guests over Sunday Of
Mrs. Rudmann.
Miss Florence Mcbride and Russell Nc
Bride. Of Bridesburg, Pa, were visitors
oyer Sunday in the home Of Warren Rambo
and wife.
Mabel and Elwood Rambo are spending
week in the home of their uncle, Daniel
Mcbride, in Bridesburg, Pa.
Hugh E. Rowland from Cardiff Mary
land, the only brother of the late John
Roland, has been in Thorofare week with
Mrs. j. E. Roland.
Royal R. Richards has bought home in
Woodbury., and his very desirable property
in Thorofare is for sale or rent. The house
is new, well arranged, and has modern i'm
prevements.
Mrs Olivia Butler, from Philadelphia
will spend month with Mrs. ]. E. Row
land
Lewis Higgins and wife from @ il:oa,
were guests OF Isaac c. Low and wife several
days last week.
Miss Grace Faunce, from Philadelphia, is
spending week with Miss Katie Finger
Mrs. Julia S. leopard, Frederick Chip
penhauer and wife, Edward Ross and wife.
and Lawrence, all from Moorestown, visited
Charles B Leonard last week.
Miss Louisa Reimer, from Philadelphia,
visited Joseph Benton and wife over Sun
day.
Miss Nellie Grigg. from Flemin gton, will
spend two weeks with Miss Laura DeHart
Miss Kizzie Wilkins is spending two
weeks wish Mrs. Gland Y. Gucrin, in AS
huFg Park.
Mrs. Horace w Stevens aad grandson
Charles Treen, from Atlantic City, Daniel
Laughlin, wife and Ella, from Woodbury.,
spent few days with Mrs Mary Richards
last week.
Jeau Cline and wife, from Philadelphia,
we're guests over Sunday of Philip Cline
and wife.
William S. Morris aud wife from Phila-
delphia, are spending several days with Ed
ward E. Morris and wife.
fH The fifty dollar forfeit game of baseball
1 between Thorofare and National Park will
51be played at Woodbury., on September fifth
Samuel Porch and wife from Gibbsboro,
were guests over Sunday of Mr.. George W.
Porch.
Dravton Wamsley, from Vineland, is
spending two weeks in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Il. Robb.
William P. Gibbs was an over Sunday
visitor 10 the home Of Robert E. Gibbs.
Mrs. C. Morris Kruse and Glenace, from
PALMYRA, visited Mrs. Lillian Rogers this
week.
Harrison Chew has just finished beau
tiful veranda 80 the new house OF Mr.. Lu-
ther Chew on Wenonah avenue, in Mantua.
Il. Fay Babcock, OF Woodbury., visited
Charles Babcock and family last week.
4. r. Byron, of Philadelphia, is spend
ing two weeks in the home OF Robert E.
Gibbs and wife.
Messrs. n A. DsHart, Jr., and Richard
Wilkins are enjoying the salt sea oreezes at
Ocean City for week.
Mrs, James Unlisted and Violet, from
pauIsboro. spent few days last week with
Mrs. Harry Hinman.
Mrs. Edward M. Heiser, and Isaac Fowl
er Heiser are in Philadelphia for week.
Mrs. Hannah Treen, from Philadelphia,
visited Mrs. ). E. Rowland over Sunday.
GRANGE NEWS.
The following was the literary program at
she Grange on Monday night of this week:
saschooi Days. was sung with enthusiasm
by she young people; the accompaniment
was ulaved by Miss Mary Gibbs. In
school Days. was well read by Mrs. Chas.
Fl. Thomas ssWhittier's School Days.
read by Miss Anna Thomas, was good also.
nAre You Sincere" was charmingly sung
by Miss May Gibbs. Leaving the Farm"
was q good reading by Miss Lizzie Clement.
Neasrs Elmer Clement and William Yonk-