Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
EAST GREEN NWlCH.

sunuy iass peis euiii5inio,' =, Wv ~
,t "a fe,,, Se1nf,,l ma ,,unronrate
es ~ nenS ~ & ~ q ~, Il,
.g,,sat ~ f ~, ~ - S,. an. Il,
f;od He said there were many ways NE
roula draw near Ia God. First in PRAYER:
second. reading His word third. intend
ING the services of the sanctuary; fourth.
the blessed Sabbath day: fifth, the sacra-
ment of the Lords supper
Mr.. John Bell. s.. of Alnlonesson, spent
A few davs visiting relatives in MI. ROYAL
last week Rumor has 1t that he will be
Il resident of our village In the near future.
The Gloucester County Rural Mail Car
riers' Association win meet ut the home of
Rural Carrier, George Walter in Clarks-
boro on saturday evening August loth.
Do not forget the East Greenwich Boys
Club peach festival on saturday evening
August 10th on the base ball diamond, near
Il A scomniete SET of fy screens made by
IsNIr. canning for st. Peters f. b Church
Hgave the conereeation a great deal Of com
Hfort the past few Sundays and will be
Agreatly appreciated when the church Is re-
opened again. C<D
Mr.. John Brosehard is building ma
Echine shop next to his fathers barber shop
In Clarksboro and will open a general re-
pair shop for AUTOMOBILES, bicycles ana
other machines He is also preparing to
take the agency OF an auto hrm. lie Is
iil''enihiss - niuen shih
The Ladies AID OF the N u. Nhufch
met at the home OF Mr.. ana q Mrs. 'eorse
i.awso AT Parkville. on Iuesaay eveii7 i;
ness ,aS fna social lime was eoioyed
nv. -. ,sssas...s,, -, 49,, a,,+
rrluay Win lne lhlra SeM 5srSey i
heiit boys bIis'ue az iarh ~, ,.n
had q most enJoyapie anu Instructive uas.
MS chrles les c9nmeld ana nep danSnsef f Waef
LIN snani rtnrsd,y iast Win
1irsesl 1lrs Ed,,,nnd Rpr If tarfs
''ls. Eu1iiunu puiN' ~ 80 y s'oiO
Mr ana MIS-, efrieS f eot ot With
as spenT lew raSs ''ss "fii
MIS-. "eo' Se "easnei
Miss Laura Koney ds ehtersalniag her
nieee "iau = i,is,u ~ llon
Ebrother-ili law, Mr. Scott Green. IN Snip
PING produce from the 1litrkSooTo sl;ltipil. u,
ne 'opin e,;n Ar,,sI 11th vii be he
Panunsiation af self le1ependepce. the Power
~ Nned md Will ha lad nv Mr. Tleyd
| V.nn.,tts
II
inese VII s,n WHY ~ Nount Rav.
II ~, i'ias u,aitina, the hoat r,
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ir; Josepn Gouge iost sers n'e uihi ~;
ing pofse on Iilursdst! evening, aS MS
son Samuei was arlvihg y 70 fituisporo' i
1t dropped dead Fhe morse had nor seem.
e., eu Neis wei iol soilie lil .iiae p"' "'s no'
enousnt W oe ~ any ua"
| Mrs, Robert Eldridge and Mrs. r. A..
Swedesnoro Q. as the guests OF Mf- ana Mrs
halpn "arter
| Rev. J r. Nannatta officiated at the
/ funeral Of the infant son of Mr. and MIS-
Joseph Zee. at PaulSbofo. on Thursdily-
afternoon, Mrs, zee Is tne olaest a. dahglls :
yer o. VI, anu MIS-. 3ohn h'sih' VI
Miekielon.
Rev. l.. Fs DAVIS mas ieIt Tor a 4
months vacatlon Whlch ne VIII spehu ~
Canada New York; and other places OF
interest.
! Rev. and Mrs. J r. Valtnatta enter
tanned at tea on Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Eldridge and son Harold ana
daughter, Miss X. A. Elgood
The p R. r. base bail team of Phila-
| dephia. played the Mohawks of Clarksboro
on their diamond and We're defeated py
the Mohawks the score beng y TO .
Mr. James Magill has the front of his
store building all eemented and his curb
and cement walks laid which adds greatly
| to his fine store property. Mr.. Edward