Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-06-10
MICKLETON.


visited his Heritage cousins on the
sixth.
Amos J. Peaslee, of New York, was
an over Sunday visitor with the
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerre Haines entertain
ed as week end guests their children,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Redrow, of We
nonah, and Mrs. Edward Joyce and
little son Haines. of Lansdown, Pa.
Miss Sara D. Draper of Phila.. re-
Gently spent several days with friends
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wiley enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Chew, of Woodbury..
A number of Friends here are at
tending their Quarterly Meeting at
Salem to-day.
Our ice cream merchant, John c..
Heritage, had orders for four hum
dred quarts of ice cream on Saturday.
Edgar Haines has fine crop of
beets and is receiving good prices.
Friends here have received invita-
tions from Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Hoffman to the eighteenth birthday
anniversary of their daughter, Miss
Bessie, on Saturday evening, the nine
teenth.
A fine program for Saturday after
noon, the 9Th, Childrens Day for our
Grange, was arranged by Flora, Miss
Martha Heritage. She was assisted
in drilling the children by Mrs. Ed
gar Haines, Miss Cora, A. Dawson and
Mrs. Lulu Clark Haines. The follow
/ ing program did credit to the children
and those having the exercises in
charge: Opening address by Flora,
Miss Martha Heritage; Welcome Song,
by over forty young people; Welcome
by seven boys: Recitation, "A Little
Speech" by Alberta Heritage. Reel
tation, Ballad of the Little Hats by
Alonzo Reed; Song, by Lulu Clark
Haines; Recitation, by Alvin Shute;
An exercise by three girls, Three
Little Blossoms" Music, by Lizzie
Doerrmann; Recitation, by Lois Herr
tage; Recitation, by Rebecca Green;
Motion song, by six girls; Recitation,
by William Deorrmann, entitled AN
Auto Idol;" Hat drill, by fourteen
boys" Recitation. Tommy buttons
Awful Future by ALE Owen; Song,
Welcome to June" Recitation, when
Papa's Sick by Isabel Cook; Song,
by Lizzie Doerrmann; Music, by Jas.
Dawson; Recitation, Somebody's
Darling" by Mary Magen; Song,
just Some One, by nine boys; Recita-
ton, Boys Rights by George Pool;
Music, by Ella Carter; Daisy Drill, by
ten girls; Recitation, "The Farmers
Wife" by George Fulmer; Duet, Helen
Dobbs and Marion Green; Recitation,
"All Right, by Mary Rulon; Song,
"SIImmar Time !" Recitation nv Mabel
Green; RECITATION, by Hazel Green:
Aiter tne exercises Two hundred ana
nIteeh paftook OF Dounteous refresn-
ments served IN FRIENDS school mouse.
Wliiiam +. Halnes, Win MS usual gen
crosby, lurnisned me strawberries Tor
the ocaslon.
MISS Eilzaoeln moore ana MI. Cna as
IisieI, u Dfiusepufe, were married III
lneir hoine church Weuilesuay al.ef-
noon at Two Q CLOCK. M. ana Mrs.
1eIIe f1aines lepleseneeu Inis coln-
n.lI q. .ne weuulns W.. anu WIS
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a. IaefiIase gave an enJoyapie anu
neip.ui iiCei aiy odldu. One ln1elese-
ing Item stated that tne DOCKS OF :.
Il. MileI, y. Dare not oniy fead III
unlteu state ana Great BrlIaln, Wnere
one mllllon' nve hundred thousand
copies nave been sold, but have been
translated INTO the German, french,
Japanese ana hungarian languages.
IL was stated that there are IN Phlla.l
seven hundred and ffty big brothers,
who through the agency OF the Young
Mems Christian Association are help
ing delinquent boys to better habits
OF life. Upon request Amos ]. Peas
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