Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-06-06
WEIN0NAH.


The Gloucester County Poultry AS
sociation will meet in the fire house
this evening at O'Clock. All mem
bers are urged to be present as bust
ness Of Importance will be transacted
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Steward and
| the Misses Linda and Bertha Stew
ard spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Emma Gaunt.
| The Misses Florence Spedden, Mar
ian Kinsler, Elizabeth Mehorter. Della
Mexican, Mary Ogden and Eleanor
Stout were exempt from their exam
(dnations at Woodbury. High School.
The w. G. T.. u. met at the home
of Mrs. Ruth Green's on Monday af-
ternoon.
The Messrs. Correll, Wright and
Poff went on fishing trip one day
last week. Ask them what they
caught.
The final examinations of the We
nonah Military Academy took place
bon Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Eof this week. On Wednesday even
ling there was a combined final meet
ling of the Adelphic and Longfellow
/ Literary Societies in the gymnasium.
On Thursday today morning the
final rifle shooting contest will be
held on the Academy rife range, at
80 o'clock. At 80 O'Clock Glass
Day will be held in the gymnasium.
The base ball game between the Acad
envy and the Cheltenham High School
will be held on the Athletic field at
2.30. In the evening at .15 the an
nual reception and dance by the grad
-uating class will be held in the gym
tnasium. On Friday morning the
Comm encement exercises will be held
Hin the gymnasium at 80. The COM
Epetition drill, manual of arms and
exhibition drill will be held at 2-30
O'Clock In the evening will be the
annual meeting of the Alumni Assoc
citation in Assembly Hall, followed by
reunion and banquet. K 10
The whole eighth grade. of our pub
lie school successfully passed their
final examinations for entrance into
the Woodbury. High School.
The W. M . A. cadets will drill in
the evening at $50 o'clock this week
excepting Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKeighan
have been entertaining Mrs. Ellen
Parks, of Oak Lane, Pa.
Mrs. R H. Gage is somewhat inn
proved but is still in a very weak
state, after suffering most of the win
ter with rheumatism. Her doctor
thinks with perfect rest and proper
nourishment she will soon begin to
regain her usual good health.
Memorial Day was observed very
quietly in our borough. Most every
house had flags out in recognition of
the day, and subdued spirit seemed
to pervade everywhere. The ceme-
terry received its full quota of visitors
and the graves were beautifully dec
GRATED with flowers. Some of the
men were real good and stayed
around the house all day cleaning
the cellar, planting things and fixing
up generally.
Mr. William Greenig and Miss An
ma Krayer ,of our borough are among
the thirty-three graduates of the
Woodbury. High School.
Mr.. David Ross picked a straw
berry off his vines this week that
measured 6 Ia inches in circumfer-
ence.
Curbing is being laid on the north
side of the park.
The musical given in the NJ. p
Church last Tuesday evening was a
great success The entire program
was fine and treat to music lovers.
Mrs. Greene was unable to sing be-
cause of heavy cold and secured the
services of Miss Buchanan, soloist OF
the choir of the First Baptist Church
of Philadelphia.