Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-13
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Miss Maggie Donald. of Philadelphia, i
| SPENDING a vacation of two or three week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs job
Donald.
Miss Name ConoIey, OF Cape May Cour
House, has been spending few days witt
J. G. Du Bots and family.
The Misses Annie and Fannie Young. 0
Philadelphia, have been visiting thei
counsins, Laura and Name Weatherby.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mayhem are spend
ing vacation of ten days with relatives
at Port Elizabeth.
Mrs. VIM. E Black is entertaing hel
friend, Miss Clara Summerill, at Salem.
Henry Weatherby, of Millville, has beer
visiting bis aunt, Mrs. Samuel Salisbury.
Mrs James Toole, has been spending q
few days with undertaken George Blake
and family in Camden.
Frank Dickinson. Jr., and Miss Heller
Wallace, of Camden, are the guests Of Mrs
Elizabeth Howell.
Evangelist George L. Barker, who has
been spending several months in the West
is it at home for the Summer.
Mrs. Samuel A. Croft, is visiting her son
William A. Sailer, in Philadelphia.
Rev. Father Petri, of Atlantic City, has
been the guest Of Rey. Walter T. Leahy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Stratton and
Master Harry Bacon, of Philadelphia, have
been visiting John Meley and family.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Morgan, and daugh-
ter Emma, of Woodstown, have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Meley parents
of Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs. Elizabeth Layton, and daughter
Miss Hannah, of Pennsgrove, have been
the guests of Postmaster Davidson and
other relatives here
Miss Reba Moore has been entertaining
her friends. Miss Hattie Peterson and
Nettie Moore, OF Millyille.
Mrs. Jacob Guest, of Windsor, is visit
ing relatives here.
Rev. John q Lloyd and wife are attend
ing the camp meeting at Summit Grove
Pennsylvania.
Miss Amanda Wilson win act as vice
principal of the Hammonton public school
during the next school year.
Mrs. William McAyoy attended the
funeral of her cousin. Mr.. Michael Can
field in Philadelphia on Monday.
Trinity Episcopal Sunday school held its
annual picnic at Lincoln Park on We'd
nesday of this week The NJ. E. school
will go TO National Park on the goth.
Mr. and Mrs. William Longacre will
spend next week with Mrs. Longacre's
parents at Vineland
Mrs. j. H. Tharp and Miss Mabel
Tharp, of Mantua, have been visiting old
friends here.
Mrs. Theresa TrimnelI and children, of
Malaga, have been spending a few days
with Mrs. Mary E. Black
Miss Amanda johnson has been spend
ing week with her sister, Mrs. John Dn-
Bots, at Woodstown.
Mrs. j. A. James, and son Clifford, have
been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs David
Howell, at Moorestown.
franklin Flitcraft, of Woodstown, has
been in our town arranging for an excursion
on the Delaware Shore Road and Wood
bury up the Hudson river on August II,
and return the same day. Objects of
interest on the route will be the BROOKLYN
DtiuECs OaobiC 0nA0Ony buO DdttCfy, tn6
Statue of Liberty. To those who have
never had view of the magnificent seen.
cry of the Hudson, with its renowned
Palisades, Highlands, West Point, New
burg, Tarrytown, and other historic points,
the trip will be one most eDj yabie A
three decked iron steamer has been charter
ed for the occasion.
Since our last writing we have been
favored with heavy rains, the one Of Satur-
day afternoon thoroughly wet the ground,
and did great amount of good in this
region.
Four Thousand and over three hundred
crates of tomatoes were shipped from this
station on Monday, at from rs to so cents
per crate, while many were sent by boat
The monthly meeting OF the Woman 3
Foreign Mission Society of the M. E
church, was held at the residence of Mrs
John F. Meley on Monday evening, and
took the form of a lawn social. The
grounds were prettiiy lighted with Chinese
lanters. Light refreshments were served
The regular monthly meeting of the
Epworth Leagne was held on Monday
evening, and a delegate elected to attend
the rally at Pitman Grove.