Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-03-04

ALREADY zone so. Inc 1rlonQS VINO
came to grace the evening were the
Misses Verona R. Hammell, Martha
Heritage, Kizzie Wilkins, Ella F.
Banks, Mabel and Lizzie Clement, Yer
ma Davis, Florence Hillegass, Margar-
eta Truncer, Margaretta and Mary
Low, Anna Carter, Maud E. Dawson,
!. Allie Anghenbaugh, Lydia D. Sharp,
Edna V. Dilks, Nellie Grim, Sadie E.
Borton, Edna James, Marion and Mar
tie Armbruster, Annie Thomas, Sue
and Rebecca Colby, Ethel Shuster,
Laura DeHart, Julia DeEIart, Florence
Heritage. Sarah Feltman, Anna l.. Es-
tell, Beulah E. Taylor, E. Margaret
Granfield, Beulah Kircher, Francis
McGill, Eva Clement, Addie T. Leach,
Mae Gibbs, Clara Zahn, Sadie Tired
way, Helen M. Travis, Mary Lodge,
Mary E. Crispin, Mary Budd, Title
E. Platt, Elizabeth T. Rambo, Ruth
d. Haines, Laura Budd, Mary E. Nor
ris, Edna NJ. Bowers, Sidney S. Tho
mas, Hettie Windish,. Elizabeth Leon
ard, Laura and Adelaide Hannold; the
Messrs. Charles C. Thompson, Jos.
K. Wilkins, Harry Krin, James G.
Clement, Charles Wagner, Richard
Wilkins, Edgar Thompson, Chas. A.
Bilm, Harry C. Low, Robert w. Den
mis-, ]. Owen Carter, Royal R. Rich
Sharp, J. Harold Borton, Ronald S.
Morley, Harry Feltman, Jesse Mullen,
Jr., Ebert S. Starr, Harry C. Platt,
Harry Stetser, Elmer Haines, James
Carter, Howard Joyce, Byron Day,
VIM. H. Grim, E. R. Dobbs, Frank
Pote, Rob't H. Wilson, Edward Morris
Carlton Green, VIM. A. Mullen, Frank
D. Rambo, w. Leslie Gibbs, VIM. P.
Abdill, Alonzo P. Rambo, Joseph E.
Porch, Champion Colby, Chas. B. Leo
nard, Jr., Walter Leonard, Frank Bru
ner, Harry Wndish, Lewis D. Clement,
Ralph Lodge, John M. Hannold, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel B. Heritage, Mrs.
John w. Tredway, Mrs. Ellis C. Reed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Eastlack, Mr. and
Clay w. Reesman, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Blaine Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Carl B.
Wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs Carl G. Hers
chel, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Colby,
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank T. Eastlack, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis K. Wilkins, and Ruth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander L. Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. F. Armbruster, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. H. Babcock, Mrs. Annie
de H. Thompson. There were guests
from Philadelphia, Camden, Merchant
Vile, Mount Holly, Westville, Wood
bury, Bridgeton, Mickleton, Mullica
Hill, Clarksboro, Pitman Grove, Pauls
boro, Salem and Ocean Grove.
Grange News.
AT the Grange here on Monday
night about forty were present, and
the meeting was an interesting one.
The literary program was as follows:
The question, Which is better the
education of twenty-five years ago or
that of to-day?" was answered by
Brother Jesse Mullen in favor of that
of twenty-five years ago. He made
good points, and some parts of his
little speech was very laughable.
Brother Elmer Clement spoke well
| in favor of the education of to-day,
and made good points also. Sister
Bella Carter read Book Larnin" in
entertaining fashion A duet was
sung by sisters Mae Gibbs and Flor
ence Babcock Sister Emma Finger
gave good reading.
| What is the most important work
to be done on the farm during the
month of March?" was answered by
number of the brothers as follows:
The most important is to get plants
started, and the ground ready for the
! planting, and other things too num-
erous to mention, among them spray
ing and to get the white potatoes
planted.
The lecturer, Mrs. Annie H. Thomas
read good paper upon sThe care of
Winter Vegetables" Brother Charles
H. Babcock sang You May Look and
You May Listen, but MUM is the
! Word to the pleasure of all. Broth
ers Chas. H. Budd and Champion
Colby got off some good jokes.
Can a. Mother Forget?, was sung
with good effect by Sister Mary Budd
and Ida Heritage. Brother Thos. e.
Budd asked the sisters how he could
get along well without work. The
answer was, ITO dig a deep well. =
'She was happy till she met YOU
was sung by Sister Mary Budd.
Next Monday evening the brothers
will discuss ideas in farming, and the
/ sisters ideas for helps in the house.
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| Be sure to attend M. P. Newton's
horse sale March 9Th. Seventy-five
/ head Of the finest horses ever offerad