Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-09-28
EAST GREENWICH.


| in the NJ e. Church at Clarksboro,
on Sunday last most inspiring and
impressive sermon, his text being
taken from the 9th chapter of Acts.
and the 18th verse: And when the
South wind blew softly supposing that
they had obtained their purpose loos-
| ing thence they sailed close by Crete. =
His theme was the shipwreck of Paul,
showing Gods people that it was bet
ter to remain where God had placed
them in this world than to seek for
other pleasures and at last make ship
wreck of faith.
Mr.. Walter Manning, of Clarksboro,
who was removed from his home to a
Philadelphia hospital last week. died
there on Sunday morning last. Mr..
Manning has resided at Clarksboro for
long time, living alone and earning
a living doing jobs of tin roofing and
other work of that kind and will be
greatly missed in the community. He
leaves a son who lives in the northern
part of the State.
Word has been received here that
Mr.. Mortimer c.. Costill and wife, for
merly of Mt. Royal, who have been
some months in Hot Springs, So Da-
!, kota, have gone farther West and are
now located at Sheridan, Wyoming,
which they say is a much finer coun-
Il try than Dakota, and better prospects,
| it being a centre of railroads and
plenty of work there and better farm
ing country.
Mr.. James Magill is erecting a
small building on his lot at Mt Royal
for the purpose of installing gas
engine which he will use for putting
water in his new house and many
other purposes for which gas engine
can be used.
Mr.. James Hill, of Camden, was in
our village on Saturday looking af-
ter the interests of his property here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brelsford
entertained his brother and wife, of
Philadelphia on Sunday last at their
home in Mt. Royal.
Mr.. Robert Eldridge and son Har-
old, Mr. Thomas Borden and son
Thomas, and Vim. Livezey and A. F..
Hoffman attended the Trenton Fair on
Wednesday last.
Mrs. E. Harris Michner, of East
Side, Camden, spent Wednesday with
her mother, Elma Livezey, at Mount
Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Jaggard and
daughter Ida, of Grenloch, were week
end visitors with their parents at the
NJ. E. parsonage, Clarksboro.
Don't forget the oyster supper to
be given by the ladies of the Baptist
Church at Mt. Royal on Friday and
Saturday evening next in the base
ment of the church, for the building
fund. Come one, come all.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walter of
Clarksboro, spent over Sunday with
our former ticket agent, Mr.. E. H.
McCarty, at his home in Newfield.
A large number of the young peo-
pie of our village and several of the
older ones attended the corner stone
laying of the new High School at
Woodbury. on Saturday afternoon and
listened to the fine address given by
Governor Wilson, which was greatly
enjoyed by all that head it from this
place
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kircher had
a delightful automobile trip on We'd
nesday last when they motored to
Millville to visit relatives there, COW
ering about 80 miles before their re-
turn
The topic for the Epworth League
service in the NJ e. Church on Sun
day evening, October 1st: christian
Stewardship" A well rounded life.
and will be in charge of Mrs. Lidie
Hoffman. Come hear what will be
said ON this subject.
Mr.. John Owen, former resident
of our community, now living at
Thorofare, has accepted a position in
Camden, in the pork business, with
Mr.. Presmuel Hughes, brother of our
townsman, Mr. G. G.. Hughes. He
will again resume farming in the
spring.
Il The work of cutting down and grad
Eng the hill beyond Jarret's dam, near
the new bridge recently built there is
being pushed rapidly forward and it
|Sis hoped to soon have fine road with
Very little hill. which will be greatly
appreciated by the farmers over that
way. re
The Ladies Aid of the German
Church of Clarksboro, will have ice
cream, cake and coffee for sale We'd
nesday evening. Oct 4. Everybody
welcome.
Married, Reeves Shaw, on Wednes-
day, September 20, 1911, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. Clarks-
boro, by the Rev w. Herbert Burk.
rector of, the Washington Memorial
Chapel, Valley Forge, Mr. Thomas
Earle Reeves and Miss Edna Veazey
Shaw.
Mrs. George Walter lost her hand
bag while going from her home to the
depot at Clarksboro on Saturday, the
10Th Of September. The bag contain
ed pocket book with some money
between one and two dollars, and her
gold glasses and a package of medi-
cine. # any one finds the same Mrs.
Walter would be very glad to receive
her glasses and would give the money
as reward for the return of them,
and many thanks.
Tho odsoes,