Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-03-05
M1CKLETON,

Efchler's and Madras sale on the
twenty-seventh was well attended.
Martha White came home from the
Williamson School on the twenty
NINTH returning on the second
Mr. Daniel Pine, of Woodbury., was
a visitor in our village on the twenty
eighth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall, of Black
wood, called on Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
r. Adams last week
Friends here are quite generally at
tending their Quarterly Meeting at
Woodstown today, the fifth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burleigh t. Packer
were given a surprise serenade by
about forty OF their friends last Sat
urday evening.
Mr., Walter L. Tomlin gave Mrs.
Tomlin a surprise on the first ami
versary Of their marriage, Friday
evening, the twenty eighth, by invit-
ing few friends. The evening was
much enjoyed by all; among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sithens, of woodbury.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Hendrickson, Of Wenonah;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hendrickson, Mr.
| and Mrs. Jesse Haines, Mr. and Mrs.
| James Dawson, Mr. and Mrs Edgar
Haines, Mr. and Mrs James Hoffman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Redrow, Mr. Sam
uel Haines and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Shaw.
The Grange Hall was packed the
evening of the twenty-seventh for the
home talent entertainment, THE
Elopement Of Ellen" The characters
were taken by Mr.. Charles F. Herit-
age, Miss Cora A. Dawson, Mr. Will
liam G. Dawson, Mr.. Clarence Hertz
age, Miss Mary H. Rulon, Miss Eliza
beth Moore, and Mr.. Charles Dorr-
mann. All sustained their parts well
and must have given much time to the
preparation of the play which was
greatly enjoyed by the large audience.
Chalkley Matlack, OF Moorestown,
spoke most entertainiingly on Birds"
at the Friends School on Sixth-day
afternoon, the 2Sth. The public school
teachers and children were present by
invitation. The speaker is a lover and
close observer Of nature and has a
characteristic way OF putting things
| that insures the attention of children.
His charts with eolored plates Of his
own sketching were excellent. A
book entitled Birds of Valley and
Field" by Florence A. Merriam was
highly recommended.
Members here are reminded that the
next meeting of the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union viii be held
at the home of Mrs Annie N. Dale on
Wednesday the eleventh at two-thirty;
an interesting program has been ar
ranged.
"Our immigration Problem" is the
subject presented by the literary COM
mittee of the Young Friends Associa-
tion for the meeting on Seventh-day
evening, the seventh, at seven-thirty
| o'clock. Some Of the topics to be pre-
scented are, What Are the Present
immigration Laws and Restrictions ~
3fWhat More Could be Done to Fix
clude the Undesirable?" "How Can we
Get the Better Glass so Distributed
Among Us That They Will Become
Good American Citizens?" These
questions are assigned to Gideon
Peaslee, Benjamin Heritage and Theo
dore Brown. Eta Carter Packer will
give a reading on the japanese as
servants; others not mentioned have
parts in the program All, whether
members Of the Association or not
are cordially welcomed at these meet.
ings.
Milton W. Buzby, of Philadelphia
called on relatives here on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding, of Philadel-
phia, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Myers on Sunday.