Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-26
ALMONEssON


About FIVE hundred people visited our
park last Sunday Proprietor Bozorth was
taxed TO the utmost 20 provide foE the
crowd, which be did 10 his satisfactory
manner
Among the recent arrivals at tho Tan are
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q, Matthias, Mr. J. II
Meyers, Mr.. P. ID. Platt. Mr. J. Eiotz and
Mr.. K. Vuenger. all Of Philadelphia.
Last Saturday the Grace PresbyteEiaa
Sunday school CT Twenty second and
Federal streets picgnieked at our pats
Five crowded carloads came down during
the day. a game of base ball, foot race
by tive small girls, Misses Ruth Hitzel-
berger and Emma Schaeffsr. The prize a
silver Misunderstanding Won by the latter
and 8 swimming match across the lake,
constituted the amnsementa al went
well until on the return trip st nine o'clock
when the usual mishap occurred in front
of Mr.. David Sagirs' where the third car
jumped the track, and 10 the midst of the
excitement four of the lady passengers
tainted. They were cared for By the kind
ness Of Mr.. Sagris Conductor Andrew
Herd ran the two miles to the telephone
office in Woodbury., arriving at which he
fell unconscious on the floor from exhaus-
ton. For twenty minutes Dr. Brewer
worked hard to revive him. About 10 30
p m. the wrecker came down, the car was
soon on the track, but the excuFaionisle
were in a different frame Of mind than
they were in the morning when they came.
We noticed the smiling eountenance of
MI John Kenneday, former honored
citizen of this place, in our village last
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. K. were down to
visit their daughter, Mrs. IT, s. Eastlack,
who still lies in critical condition.
Our boarding houses have been very
slow in filling up this Summer. Fully
month has been lost, the cool Spring being
assigned as the cause. At the Hitzelberger
house Mr.. John Christman, policeman
Sixth Ward, Philadelphia, wife and family,
Mr.. Jos. Small and wife, George Brandt,
Harry Bittelick. Girard College. Mr.. John
Smith and sister, are quartered fer the
Summer
Lsst Sunday Nj. and Mrs William
Mcbride and daughter arrived at the
Warwick House, and last Monday after
noon Misses Ada Sake Lillian Fell and
Miss Eayre, all Of Philadelphia, arrived for
a two weeks scjourn.
Another picnic at our park next Satur-
day from Philadelphia. Every Saturday
evening there will be hop at the Inn.
The sultry weather of the past week has
brought many guests to the Inn, where
they always find a cool breeze, and under
the management of Mr.. L D. Bozsrth ii
Is always pleasant and homelike-
Mr.. J. Harry Reynolds, prominent
Philadelphian, has returned home, after
sojourning at Lake View Farm for o week.
Mr.. Melvin Heiss, of New York, spent
Friday with his aunt, Mrs. Ed Davis.
Mrs John Gresham and daughter Helen,
Of Phila., are stopping at the Barber house
for six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac McGraw and daugh-
ter returned to their BridgetoD home after
spending a week with Mr. II Z Handle
and family.
Lieut. Dale B. Lelar visited friends at
Oak Farm Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Ocean Wescott is contemplating an
extended visit to Ph@nixYilIe, Pa.
Miss Marion Muller is quite i'll at this
writing.
Warden a. w. Muller took a merry
party down the river one day last week in
his sail boat Marion They visited all
the parks, stopping at Billingsport for sup
per. On their return they exercised their
vocal chords, receiving many salntes from
passing boats. Among the party were
Capt. A. w. Muller, Misses Eta Handle,
Marion Muller and Anna Muller, Messrs
j. Harry Reynolds and Howard Bradford