Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-28
WENONAH.

HKeepers' Cooperative Association OF
|lGloucester County will be held in the
#iire house every Thursday evening. n
Miss Mae Donamead, of Clinton Ave,
has been entertaining the Misses Belle
Malmesbury, of Camden, and Dorothea
Wick, of Overlook.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellison Turner cele-
lbrated their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. William Cattell, on Mantua ave.
After a bountiful dinner was served,
the guests spent delightful evening
in singing and in "reminiscences, and
the guests on departing wished Mr.
and Mrs. Turner many more such an
niversaries.
Mrs. Harry Viereck and Mrs. En-
ma Gaunt spent Monday visiting rela-
tives in Mickleton
Mr. William J Dawson has been ap
pointed by Governor Wilson to the
Board of Managers of the New Jersey
State Institution for the Feeble-Mind-
ed Women. OF the seven members
of the Board of Managers, five are
from North Jersey and two from So.
Jersey.
Mrs. William Spedden entertained
the Mothers Class on Monday evening
The table from which refreshments
were served was decorated with green
flags and every thing else was in keep
ing with st. Patrick's.
The lecture given by DR.. Poole un-
der the auspices of the Wenonah Ma
sonic Club in the w. M. A. gym,
drew crowded house in spite of the
rainy weather. DR.. Poole was also at
his best, while the realistic slides and
moving pictures were the best ever
seen of China.
Prof. Thomas Mulvey, of the w NJ
a., will give a series of illustrated
lectures in the gymn. of the w. NJ. A.
ON Paris. This Saturday evening
will be first and large crowd is sure
eloquent speaker and has travelled a
great deal in Europe.
Mr.. Frank w Clement is the au-
thorized New Jersey Curtis repre-
sentative for THE Country Gentle
man, The Ladies' Home Journal
and THE Saturday Evening Post" and
all orders will receive. prompt atten-
ton.
The box social to be given by the
members of Mantua Grange No. 80 P
of H. will be held on April Sth, in
stead of April LIST, as announced last
week. All members are requested to
note the change and be present
A sad drowning took place on Sat
urday afternoon, when the three-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Re-
Ian was accidentally drowned in cul-
vert by the w. NJ A. field. With
other companions he had wandered
away from home and when the culvert
was reached little Robert lay down
on the bridge to rest and fell in. His
companions were too small to help
him, and by the time they told his
mother and help was secured it was
too late to save the child. His par
ents could not give up hope and for
hours everything known was tried to
bring the boy back but to no avail
He was a pretty, bright boy and low
ed by every one who knew him, and
his parents have the heartfelt sympa-
thy of the entire community His fu-
neral took place on Wednesday at 3
o'clock. -Four boy friends acted as
pall-bearers, and interment was made
Fat Wenonah Cemetery.
A reception will be held in the rec
reation room of the NJ. E. Church on
Thursday evening. (to-night) to well
come Rev. and Mrs. Lawrenson Cor
rell back by the Ladies Aid Society
of the Church. All members of the
church are requested to be present
The boys base ball team will unite
with the w. NJ. A. and give a min
strel show. This will take the place
of the annual minstrel show given by
the cadets.
Do not forget the oyster Shippers ITO
be given by the firemen in Noblitt's-
Hall on Saturday evening. Help the
firemen and thereby protect your
property. Ice cream and cake will be
included in the supper.
The Wenonah Improvement Assoc
citation will meet on Saturday evening
and it is hoped that cleaning up day
will be voted on. Last year it was on
April 18th, and forty-three cart loads
of rubbish were collected and disposed
of.