Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-21
EAST GREENWICH.
Pastors Reception.

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daily invited to attend the reception
to be given to their pastor, the Rev.
~. r. Vannatta, on his return for the
9Th year on Friday evening, March
22nd, at the parsonage-By Order of
Committee of Arrangements.
Mr.. | :. n. Davidson, Jr., of Mt.
Royal, who is employed with the Col
onial Trust Co., of Philadelphia, at
| tended the annual banquet of the
Philadelphia chapter of American In
stitute of Banking on Saturday even
ing last.
Mr. Albert Meyers, of Philadelphia,
/ spent Sunday with his brothers, John
and George Meyers, in Mt. Royal.
Mrs. Harry Murphy, of Elmer, was
a recent guest at the home of her
sister, Mrs. George Vanhook, in Mt.
Royal.
The recent heavy rains have flooded
most of the cellars in our village and
Presidents are at loss as to how to
reach many things that they need that
are kept there, some having water to
the depth of three feet The prob
lem seems to be to get at the gas
meters.
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at their pretty new summer bungalow
in Mt. Royal,
Mrs. Joseph B.. Owen, of CIarks-
boro, spent Monday with friends in
Merchantville.
Rev. l.. R. L. Davis attended a
meeting of the Episcopal Convention
4 held in Trenton this week
Miss Florence Keim, who is spend
ing the winter in Newfield, spent the
day with friends in Mt. Royal this
week.
Mrs. P A. Anderson, of Newbold,
was guest of Mrs. Jos. B. Owen on
Thursday last.
The Epworth League had charge of
the Sunday evening services in the NJ.
p. Church and in the absence of the
| leader, Mrs. J. R. Vannatta, the top
is, Tran gression as Rebellion Against
Love, was in charge of the First
! Vice-president, and all took part in
making it an interesting and helpful
service.
Mr.. Jacob Wagner, who sold his
fine home in Mt. Royal and moved to
4 Clarksboro few months ago, has
built very nice house in Paulsboro
and moved there on Thursday of last
week.
Mr.. King, the road boss, sent his
teams down from Philadelphia on
Monday last to the hotel in Mt. Roy
al and work has commenced on our
new road again on the filling in the
washouts and the grading and getting
ready for the top when the warmer
weather shall have come.
The topic for the Epworth League
service on Sunday evening, March
"a, will be ''The Quality of Gods For
/ gIveness, and Mrs Thomas GoodchiId
will be the leader.
Mrs. Stacy Suite, of Clarksboro.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Thomas Dav-
! idson in Swedesboro.
Mr. Frank Canning, son of Consta-
Bile Canning, of Clarksboro. who was
so seriously injured from falling from
a trolley car in Camden several weeks
ago, is SO far recovered as to be able
4 to come to his home last week, and
it is hoped that he may be entirely re-
stored to his usual health very soon.
l. H. Davidson, ST., had charge of
the Sabbath morning services in the
Clarksboro N. E. Church, the pastor
/ being absent. He took for his SUBJ
| Ject, The parable of the wheat and
the tares, and made most helpful
and heart to heart talk which was
much appreciated and greatly enjoy
ed by all present
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Walter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Seigel Denton attended
/ service at the Jefferson NJ. e. Church
on Sunday afternoon, and Mr.. Walter
mad charge of the services in the alb
sence of the pastor.
i Mrs. Wesley Duffield, of Clarksboro.
spent over Sunday with her parents,
at Clayton.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoffman. of
lAiickleton, entertained their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hoffman, and their
daughter, Bessie, at tea on Sunday af-
ternoon.
! Mrs Edward Shaw entertained the
Ladies' Thimble Club at her home,
near Clarksboro, on Wednesday of
last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McIlvaine,
OF Camden, We're over Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Weatherby,
at their home, in Clarksboro.
Mrs. Robert Shoemaker spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Ellis
Brown, in Philadelphia. who has been
very sick for some time past. Her
many friends. here hope for her a
4 speedy recovery
Mr.. A. F. Hoffman spent over Sun
day at Asbury Park attending the NJ !.
E.. Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will H. Hoffman en-
| tertained Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Clement,
OF Thorofare, at tea on Saturday after
noon last
The Passion Hall given in Clark S
hall on Saturday evening, in moving
4 pictures, was very slimly attended,
very few caring to avail themselves
OF the privilege of going to see it.
/ Charles Jones has accepted the POI
sition as farmer and all other work
at the Gloucester County Farm, in
the place of Samuel Allen, who recent
/ ly left and removed to Cape May
county
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