Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-08-17
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is one OF the first names entered on the
new register at Falls Hotel.
Miss Sarah johnson, of Glassboro, is
visiting Allen johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Kimes Davis, Of West
Phila., are recent arrivals at Falls Hotel
Edward Kurlz and Mrs Christian Kurtz
are making three weeks stay at Broad
kill Beach, Delaware.
Miss Edna Blizzard spent few days last
week at Atlantic City.
Chas, Hilyard and family spent Tuesday
at Bridgeport.
Among the crowds at Pitman Grove on
Sunday were noticed ] Carney, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Hilyard, J. Boyd Avis, John
Avis, Harry Richman, Thomas James and
Miss Bertha Cunard.
John Welsh, of Philadelphia, spent
couple of days with E. Conklin, of High
land Avenue.
John Fl VanHorn and family, of Phla.,
are visiting Jacob S. vanHorn.
Edith Yarrow has returned from plea
SAINT trip among relatives at Alloway.
Burnley Draper who has been seriously
i'll at Cooper Hospital, Camden, has 40 far
AcSVsoteu tunt nc 10 e1pcCtcu uOuc On
Thursday.
Miss Helen POinsett is spending her va
cation at Asbury Park.
Mrs f. w. Lawrence and children. OF
Newark, have been visiting G r Barker.
Alfred H. Earle, of Philadelphia, moved
into the old brick farm house on River
Drive last week.
A number of seats and back -stop have
been erected on the base ball grounds from
a fund collected by popular subscription
David Watkins is spending his vacation
with his sister, Mr.. VIM. Lawrence.
The Newbold base ball club plays the
Swedesboro team at Washington Park on
Wednesday afternoon
G. G. Dempsey and family are spending
August at Ocean City.
Miss H S, Leslie, of Black wood, is visit
ing Mrs r. Barker
Mrs. Wm. D. Hanie has been quite i'll
for several days.
Uncle Johnny Powell valued rela-
tive to most OF the children of the two
villages, is spending the month on the
banks of Lake Martha.
G. a. Richter, of Newbold, while on
Gloucester ferry boat on Sunday, lost
wallet containing checks for considerable
sum, and other valuable papers. A reward
is offered for its return.
The annual excursion Of Prosperity
Lodge, No. 35, / O. NJ, will 90 this yeai
on Wednesday, August 80 to Atlantic
City.
No clue has been discovered as to the
identity Of the miscreant who set fire to
the ware house of z Patterson & Sons on
Sunday morning
Much disar pointment was caused by the
non-appearance of the Germantown team,
scheduled to play Newboid on Saturday
afternoon. A game OF five innings was
played with picked team resulting ID a
victory for the NewboId team
son was born to Ephraim w. Daily on
Monday.
Rev. VIM. Martin is spending two weeks
at Northfield, Mass, where D. L. Moody is
holding his annual meetings.
A reception in honor of P. Aug. Ander-
son was held at his home on River Drive
on Friday evening Those present in
cluded DR.. and Mrs James Hunter, ames
Alex ander, of PhiIa.; the Misses Rohken,
Chas Eassenforder, Frederick Preston
Mrs. bore, Mrs S. Haines, the Messrs
Anderson, Mr. aud Mrs H Mansley, Mr.
and Mrs. John Lynn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorsey Haines, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seche
Mrs E r. leopard and Venice Smith
have returned from short visit to Woods
town and are entertaining Mrs 81. D.
Birmingham, of Bridgeton.
Miss Mamie Small is staying with friends
at Sickleryille.
Nellie Koran, of Woodbury., is visiting
Venice Smith.
The Misses Thackara, of Woodbury., and
Miss Dunn, of Westminster, Md, spent
Monday with Mrs. J. w. Pratt.
George EhrenzeIler and Miss May
Keubel, of Philadelphia, are the guests Of
Samuel Ehrenzeller.
Miss Bessie Rohken spent several days
last week in New York.
w. B. Monroe, W. S. Baxter, and Miss
Cora Roop, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday
with F. G Baxter.
Miss Dunfrey, Of Haddonfeld, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. H. Stanley
Mrs j W. Pratt and daughter, Edna,
friends in Newtown, Pa
H Stanley & Co., have a fine display,
including fifteen wagons and carriages and
a number OF agricultural implement, at the
Farmers Plcnic at Warrington Park.
R A. Kinch had stroke of paralysis on
Tuesday, her right side being seriously
affected
John Avis and Harry Richman are at
Deerfeld.
Mrs. Harry Souder and daughters are
visiting relatives at st. Davids, Pa.
A team shoot with live birds which took
place Friday, the nth, between John R.
Jackson, VIM. D. Hanle, against John,
Steve and Joseph Hanle resulted in the
following score jackson. IS out of rs
VIM. Hanle, 20 out of Is; Steve, IS out of