Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-03

by she school
song Hear our song of Glad Thanks
giving
Exercise Thanksgiving Feast,
by several children
Song-s'The First Thanksgiving.
Recitation-"G randma's Pies.
Song-ssThe Chinaman,
by Miss Marguerite room
Exercise Thanksgiving joys
by the school
Motion Song-.Five Little Squirrels"
Exercise The Rabbtt,' by she children.
Duet-MarioD Lodge and Louisa Jordan
Dialogue "A Thanksgiving Wish. !"
Song I'll Thanksgiving is Hele,o Heigho,
by the school
Reoitation-"A Grandmother Of Long ago.
by Anna Cook
Song--"G Geometry, by she school
Monologue-Ma Lodge.
Song-ssA Child's Thanks
by fifteen children
Exercise Four Little Puritan Maids,''
by Anna Wright, Jennie Henrie, Minnie
Henry, Louise Jordan.
Matron Song Exercises by she school.
Exercise-s'We are Thankful
by II chiIdren
Chorus Sunny Southland"
by 8 children of she school,
Address -Reys. Clark.
Solo, Jack-O Lantern"
Alice Donaldson.
Recitation--Jennie Henry
Song-''Oger she River and shrough she
Woods, by the school
Address Principal Warren Marts.
Part Song Jack and Me at Grandma's,'
by the school
Address-Mr. Robert A. Jester.
Good bye Song, by the school.
L. G. GRANFIELD,
E. NJ GRANFIELD,
Teachers.
Clifton Clifford was operated on for blood
poison on last Friday. He seems TO be in
hard luck, as he was 20 have graduated this
term.
One of our enterprising young men, MFR.
Joseph injury, will start a truck boat this
coming season out Of Wood bury creek stop
ping as both bridges. His boat, which is
being bulls by Benjamin Bramell in Paul's
ship yard, is about ready to take her dip in
the water, and has been named "Wistoria. y
and has a twelve horse power gasoline en-
CINE. II any farmers wish to consult with
Mr.. Murfy he will gladly give any infor-
nation desired, and the name Murry alone
means satisfaction guaranteed
The boys had good time at the ball on
Thanksgiving eve. The music was said to
be she best ever produced in this town for
such an occasion.
George N Armstrong and bis friend OF
Trenton, spent Friday as the home of Mr.
Armstrong; parents.
Eddie Henry was rendered surprise on
Saturday evening in honor of his 18th
birthday, at the home Of his parents Eddie
has been learning his trade under his
brother Brookfeld, of Burlington.
Paperbanger William Kirkbride & Son
have just finished papering the home Of
William D. Turner
Mrs. Joseph Murray lost many jars Of
fruit, by the hanging shelf giving away.
VIM. Hurley and wife, and Hopkins
Murray and wife took trip to Bowers
Beach last week. Mr.. Murray will bring
back load of corn.
John SomeFs and wife of Gibbstown, cele-
brated their cd wedding anniversary on
Thanksgiving Day.
John Wohlrab has started an upholster-
ing business in his new and up-to-date
building on the corner Washington and
Monroe street, Joseph F. Lock wood will be
his assistant.
Did you take notice of those great big
boys, some over 81, that refused 80 esther
pay their admission or leave she ball at the
show of Uncle Toms Cabin. Il IS up 30
bis Borough TO give all legitimate shows
police protection The manager stated that
in all his travels be had never bad such an
experience before. and still we want the
good shows to come this way. And all this
was done for ten cents
Frank Yocius foreigner living in one of
the double houses on Jefferson street west
OF Delaware, left about tws weeks ago for
Philadelphia, to purchase stove and other
articles, and has failed TO return to his
family consisting Of his wife and two chill
dren, one only two weeks old, the other
about one year. The mans friends have
been trying to find him They went
through she hospitals and jails of Camden,
but were unable TO locate him. The Phil
adelphia papers have taken the matter up
and are aiding.
Miss Alice Adams0n was home from
Swarthmore College over the holidays
Mrs. Walter Devault is reported on she
sick list
Charles Bacon has the contract 80 do she
plumbing on the High School building at
Woodbury.. This Borough can furnish any
thing that man may want in the line Of
mechanics.
Mrs. Eddie E. Miller and daughter
Mary are spending few days at Rogers
ford, Pa, the guest Of Mrs. Miller's grand
father, Abner Cleayer.
Captain George Lodge and mate, james
G. HuFfi, returned on Saturday from Leip-
sic, Delaware, with nine hundred bushels
Of corn for "Joe" Bailey.
Miss A. Mattson has been engaged as
night operator in the telephone office, Miss
leopard being compelled to attend her
mother who Is quite SICK
The building Of the gas plant has been a
great help to this place. as men here were
given employment at 10 cents per hour,