Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-06-25
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Mrs. Charles Kern, son William and
daughter Frances attended the commence
ment exercises Of the Phila. Conservatory
OF Music at the musical fund hall on Tues
day evening of last week.
James Budd was agreeably surprised on
last Thursday evening by few of his rela-
tives and friends calling to remind him
that be had reached the sixty-sixth mile
stone OF bis life. And it was reminder as
be had nos thought Of it until they called
his attention TO it. Those present were:-
Mr. and Mrs. James Budd, mother and
daughter, Z. K. Wilkins, wife and daugh-
ter Ruth, Charles Wilkins and wife, Aaron
Windish, vile and daughter Alice, 7. E.
Budd and wife all Of Thorofare; Joseph
Carter and wife, of Mickleton; Jos. Ridg-
way and wife, c. G. Hughes and wife, Miss
Rae Hinchman, Mrs. Gertrude Burk, /. 7.
Haines and wife, Herman Lopez and wife,
Mrs. Robert Shoemaker and Miss Emma
Davis. Sociability and good cheer relgned
while soma OF the ladies withdrew to the
dining room and spread a table with cakes
of various kinds and designs, among which
was birthday cake presented by friend,
iced .'1e42. James Budd, 1905" which at
tracted general attention and admiration.
Many beautiful flowers artistically arranged
added beauty and taste to the table. After
all she guests had partaken of refreshments
and spent some time in music and singing,
they departed for their homes.
Lloyd Vannetta spent Saturday and Sun
day as the guest of his sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Jaggard at Garden Lake
Mrs. Henry Dole OF Camden spent few
days last week with her brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Coleman.
In the absence of the pastor, Rev. j. R.
Vannatta of the NJ. E. Church, Mrs. /. H.
Davidson had charge Of the morning service
and in the evening 30 church was hello, an
opportunity was given to attend the Child
ren's Day services in the Baptist Church Of
which quite a number took the advantage
to attend. The program was we'll rendered
and all enjoyed being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoffman attended
the commencement exercises at the West
Chester Normal School last Wednesday and
Thursday, when their daughter Miss Bessie
graduated.
Mrs. Samuel Stewart of Chestnut Hill
was the guest Of her daughters, Mr.an Mrs.
Sedgwick Hartman and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown last week.
E. c. Shaw lost fine horse last Thurs
day.
The Ri. Rev. John scarborough Bishop
Of New Jersey visited ST. Peters P. E.
Church last Wednesday evening.
William Hoffman has freshened and
frightened up his home in our village by a
coat Of paint
The Philadelphia Henriestas base ball
team defeated the Mt Royal team on last
Saturday afternoon on the Clarksboro
grounds by a score Of Is to 3.
John Granfeld was operated upon last
Saturday afternoon for appendicitis at the
Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia. The oper-
alton was successful and he is doing as we'll
as can be expected.
The Misses Lydia and Margaret Granfeld
are at Nyack- Hudson for the sum-
mer. 70
! The Mickleton and Clarksboro stores will
close every evening excepting Saturdays at
p M, commencing June 29sh.
w. Ell. Sibbits Of Philadelphia, spent Sum-
day here as the guest Of Miss Celine Fl.
Reward.
George Burdens and wife attended the
Commercial Mems Banquet at Knights
Park, Collingswood, last Saturday.
The Sewing Circle OF the NJ. E. Church
win hold the last social Of the season next
Tuesday evening, June 80, at the home OF
Isaac H. Davidson, Jr. Members and hus-
bands are invited
Miss Eva Hill, of Pittsburg, is with her
sister, Mrs. Margaret Smith.