Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-06-28
Personal.

Mrs. Fennimore is visiting her daughter
in Baltimore.
Jos. Morgan and family have gone to
Lake HOpatcong.
Mrs Capt. Barber is on the Pacific,
bound for Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. E j. Frey are in North
Jersey for few days.
Miss Sara D Lsdd is visiting Mr.. Lscy's
family at Roanoke, Va.
Mrs Joseph R Newton will spend the
torrid months at Barnegat
Mrs L O. VOORHEES, is going to Boston
next week to visit her daughter.
DanI W Brown. of Wenonah, is going
to the Democratic National Convention.
Mrs. S. p Comley and children are going
TO spend July and August at Atlantic City.
Policeman Osbourne will enter the en-
ploy of the Prudential Insurance Company
July 2.
Ex- Postmaster Dell arrived home last
week after two months business trip in
Georgia.
Mrs Henry Pratley sailed on Monday
for Scotland, her native home, for few
months.
A. s. Sithen and wife. of Philadelphia,
will spend July and August at Mrs
Morgan's
Clarence Nichols has been advanced
from collector to a special agent for the
Prudential
Mrs. Anna NJ. Anderson, of Hagerstown,
Nd, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. Fl.
Swackhamer.
Mrs. ]. M. C. sitley entertained the
Colonial Danes. OF Philadelphia, last Fri
day afternoon.
W. W. Marcus, of Woodbury.. will attend
the Democratic National Convention at
Kansas City.
Mics Sue Roe will leave for Germany to-
morrow to study the language of that
country for year.
James Sweeten, of Pedricktown, is going
to attend the Democratic National C0nven-
ton at Kansas City.
Chas. j. Jordan has accepted a position
in Pittsburg, and will move his family
there in few weeks.
Miss johanna White has gone to Harvey
Cedars for the Summer Mrs. Inskeep has
taken the Reading house.
Misses Hannah w. Mitchell and Sue 81
G. Kerr, teachers at the West End school,
will spend the month of July near Scrsn-
ton, Pa, and August at Ocean City.
Ticket agent Prickett, at the Woodbury.
station, has accepted position with the
Whitneys at Glassboro. He is one of the
most competent and obliging representa-
tiyes the P. R. R. has had in their office
here for years.
A. S. Marshall returned on Monday
afternoon from foreign jaunt covering
two months. during which he visited Spain,
Italy and France. He came direct from
Parsley rail TO Cherbourg, and thence to
New York on the st. Paul. He has en-
countered cool weather during the entire
trip, excepting two days in Paris.
Serious Runaway Accident.
Councilman BalteD, and daughter. Mrs
John PiersoD, and little child narrowly es-
capped a very serious and perhaps fatal acct
dent this Thursday morning. Having an
errand at Blasins Piano Works. he took his
daughter and grandchild along, arriving
there he drove around back of the works
to be away from the railroad, but quite for
fot the switch entering the yard. Leas-
ing Mrs. Pierson in the wagon he entered
the works, and happening to glance out of
the windaw he saw car approaching the
horse, which became frightened and started
out of the yard. MIR. Batten succeeded in
one line but was unable to main
tain his hold and was thrown under the
wagon, which passed over him. badly in
uring his back. The horse ran up the
track, throwing both occupants ont. but it
is thought not injuring them seriously. All
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