Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-06-06
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er and daughter, Miss Clara, Of
Moorestown.
J. Omar Heritage left on the third
on a business trip for the South Jer-
sey Exchange. He expects to be
from home about ten days.
An Italian who was over driving
a horse hired from Daniel Mumford,
and who it was thought might be inn
/ plicated in the murder at Swedesboro
on Saturday night, was arrested just
below our village about noon on Sun
day.
The Grange will hold their chill
dren's Day exercises on Saturday !.
Miss Nellie John has them in training
assisted by Lulu Clark Haines, Mrs.
Walter Owen and Mrs. Edgar Haines.
| These programs are always worth
while the only regret being that the
hall is not larger.
Edwin Pancoast and family, of
Afoorestown, and Cyrus Pancoast were
guests of John and Omar Heritage on
the second.
Elizabeth Engle and her daughter
in-law, Ruth Peaslee Engle. and lit
tie Emma were recently guests OF
Edward and Elizabeth Palmer, at
Langhorn, Pa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Burkett Warrington
were entertained on the second by
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brown, OF
Paulsboro.
The Friends Association on First
day evening was conducted by Benz
c.. Heritage and Elizabeth L. Duell
| The former opened the meeting by
reading from Christian Herald a pre-
sentation of new possibilities for
Decoration Day Annie G. Bradshaw
read from Life of James and Lucretia
Mott. The remainder of the Meeting
was devoted to review of the recent
Yearly Meeting, many present giving
thoughts with which they were most
impressed. A proposed program for
the third Hague Conference sent by
Concord Quarterly Meeting approved
by the Yearly Meeting and directed
to be sent to the Secretary of State
ait Washington, was felt to he espec-
tally important and probably far
reaching in its influence.
Miss Rebecca John, of Woodbury.,
and Miss Ida Underwood, OF Philadel-
phia. recently visited friends here.
John and Hannah A. Heritage and
son BENJAMIN c. attended Friends
| Meeting at Woodbury. on the second
and felt DR.. Jesseft Holmes, OF
Swarthmore College. had helpful
message to the graduating class OF
High School.
Mr.. Burkett Warrington very kind
Nv presented your reporter with
box of handsome wberries OF the
Heritage variety. Twenty-Five filled
the box heaping full; all were per-
fectlv ripe, the largest measuring Z
inches in circumference, the others
about 5 inches. Mr.. Warrington has
five or six choice varieties, but we
think none can be finer than these .
Between forty and fifty of Miss
Nellie Johns young friends gave her
a surprise at the home of j. Omar
and Mary Heritage on the evening
/ of the first. All had very enjoyable
time.
The installation of Freebooter
Haines' electric light plant progress
es finely. The families: Jerre, Edgar
and Samuel Haines now have their
porch lights.
We are thankful to report that Ben
iamin Heritage has been able to take
meals with the family during the past
week.
Several Friends here are attending
their Quarterly Meeting at Salem To-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson left our
village on Saturday with all their
belongings from the home previously
occupied by Priscilla Crispin, where
thew have lived for several months.
Roth Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson were en-
fire strangers to the community, Inc
former has been in Mr.. Eichler,s en-
mloy and so far as we know was
satisfactory workman. Mrs. ROBIN.
son assisted in one of the homes OF
our village before they took MIS-.
| Crispin's house, and gave evidence
If reasonable good training. Both
persons are undoubtedly capaDle q
making an honorable living l1 is
sorrow to know they have proven un-
worthy of the confidence placed III
them by some of our people, espec-
tally do we regret Mrs. MN. Daw-
sons loss of bedding, table linen,
china, etc., that had not been remov-
ed from her mothers home. !.
Martha r. Heritage who is too trail
to leave their home often, took tea
with her son John C. Heritage's TAM
| lily ON the second.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thaleg, OF
Philadelphia, have been visiting MIS-.
Thaleg's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Batten. Mr.. Thaleg enjoys. the
restfulness of our village.
Mrs. AIbbie Warrington entertain
ed on Tuesday Mrs. Owen Pancoast
and little Frances.
The concrete men are improving
Mr.. William Dawson's and Mr.. James
Hoffman's properties.
Edgar Haines is shipping beets.
John G. Heritage is exceedingly
busy manufacturing ice cream. the
quality of his cream seems to be the
only advertising needful.
Elizabeth Lloyd, of Lansdowne, "a.
| is expecting to attend Friends Meet
| ing here on the ninth and address
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