Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-05-02
ress. was very interesting

B. Belts, B A. Saunders, Rev. Edgar
Campbell, of Swedesboro; Mrs. j c..
Tevss, Mrs. Thackara, Mrs. John
Stewart, Miss Hattie Kirby, Anna H.
| Walton, Mrs. e. S. Townsend, Mrs.
Sarah Bee, Geo. Eldridge, Mrs w .
A. Fisher, Louisa Gaskill, Miss r. B.
Warwick, linen sheet, 1887; Mrs. Sar-
ah Rice, The Misses Potts, Rebecca
and Sarah Nicholson, Mrs. Edw. Dill
Ion, Marion Lawrence, Misses Chew,
Elizabeth Bower, Mrs. Norton, Isa-
bella Long, Belle Weatherby, Mrs w.
Colson, Sallie and Jennie Moore, Mrs.
f. p. Starr, Sarah w. Stokes, Ham
nah R. Bassett, Thos. Loring, Mrs.
j. Andrews, Mrs. S. Thackara, j. G..
Nixon, Mrs. E. Dillon, Mrs. E. l..
Haines, Mrs. J D. Heritage, Mrs.
Frank Bateman, Maria Cement.
Dutch clothes basket by A. Muen-
zenberger.
Wool carders by Ella Taggart.
| Coverlet by J G.. Whitall.
Table cloth, 100 years old, by Mrs.
j.. T. Maxwell.
Homespun coverlet, by T.. G.. Whit
all.
| Chair (174O) by Rev. H. E. Thomp-
SON.
Spinning wheel by A. Muenzenber-
ger.
Sampler, 1909, by Mrs. Abel Glenn
l'ent
Table by J. G.. Whitall.
Large spinning wheel by Mrs. B.
Decker.
Mantilla 1712) by Lucretia Black.
Indian Relics, Etc.
| In this room, the Stone Age of
Gloucester County" was depicted by
the exhibit of DR.. George Laws, of
Paulsboro, his curios having been
found in the townships of w. Dept
ford and Greenwich. There was a
large collection of arrow heads, stone
:, implements and hammers and axes,
some representing the age before the
Indian, the Palaeolithic. Some rare
pottery and mortar and pestle
dredged from the bottom of Mantua
creek were included in his exhibit.
IA pieces of pottery, Moqui and Nav
/ ajo blankets, from the collection of
James GalIaher, former superinten-
dent of the schools of Gloucester Co.,
were shown by Mrs. l.. R. Shuster, of
| Barnsboro.
25 arrow heads found near Bridge
port, were shown by Wm H. Moore.
Stone hatchet and arrow heads by
! D. H. Marshall.
Axe and Edgepelick by R: B. War
wick.
Sickel, dating back to Revolution
ary times, by Mrs. Abel Clement.
Five axes, 5 pestles, ETC., from near
Mt. Royal and Mantua Township, were
among the collection of VIM. S. Hurff
of near Sewell.
Miss Amy Rambo, Miss E. Saunders,
Robt. Mumford and Forrest Cox were
other exhibitors.
Navajo blanket by Matlock Est.
Leather cover by Mrs. c.. C. ,Meigs
Indian relics by David B. Bassett.
Indian moccasins, purses, ETC., were
| in the J. B. Clement collection.
Baskets, moccasins, etc, by Mrs.
Curtis Meigs.
Powder horn by Hattie Kirby.
Deeds, Books and Old Documents.
This room was overfiowing with
rare old papers, ancient bibles, worn
and yellow legal papers and many an
Interesting document. There was a
lease in the middle of the room filled
with books, old papers, etc., while the
IWalls were covered with similar ar
ticles.
| \ VIM. NJ. Carter exhibited a mar
riage certificate dated 1852; M. Ware
Scott showed several pictures of
places in Woodbury. sketched from
memory; w NJ Carter showed deed
dated 100; H. R. Lawrence display
ed bible dated 1891; Rebecca and
Sarah Nicholson had fire bucket
dated 1911 on show.
A bible dated 1890 was noticed
among the collection of J. R. More
land, of Paulsboro; a History of
| France, 1921, by Bertha Twells; an
almanac, 1850, by H. P. Thorn; a
| booklet telling of the African Slave
Trade by Mrs. Dubois; prayer book,
! 1709 by H. R. Lawrence; Life of
John Flavell," 1871, by Miss Stillwell;
lease, 1745, by w. M. Carter; maps
of the u. S. by Miss B. Saunders.
Other exhibitors in this room are:
w. G. Cowgirl, JOS. S. Bee, bible
printed in 1926; Hattie Kirby, The
Howey Family, Mrs. j. NJ. w. Sit
| ley, B. w. Cloud, Mrs. M. B. Lippin-
colt, G. G. Eldridge, Mary A. vii
cox, Misses Potts, E. L. Cloud, j. G..
Whitall, Evalina Shivler.
| A hist of exhibitors as compiled
Saturday night showed that Dr. j..
G.. Halsey, of Swedesboro, had 11S ar
ticles for exhibit; Miss Elizabeth
Saunders, of Woodbury., "a; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Gill, 6S: Mrs. j. S. Bee,
"A; Mrs. J. NJ w. Sitley, 27; Miss
R. B. Warwick, 25; while large
number had a list of articles ranging
! from to 90 Since Saturday night
| however, large number of articles
| have been brought in, so the figures
above given are not, perhaps, entire
| ly accurate.
| You can't afford to be without Con-
keys White Diarrhoea Remedy. It is
positive relief from this disease
which kills thousands of chicks year