Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-23
pIIAfAN GROYE.

The break in the torrid spell is well
come change
A fine song service was held at Summit
Park ON Sunday evening
Among the many good features Of w. G.
T. day We're the exercises given by the
children
Mrs Annie Haines, Of Marlton, was the
guest Of relatives over Sunday
Mrs Valette, formerly Of this place, now
Of Delaware, spent last week with old
friends
w. A. Downer has been entertaining
evangelist Dalbow.
Daniel Carter has purchased the cottage
corner Of Tenth and South avenues.
Undertaken Wolf, of Mulliea HUI, fire.
quently comes into town with his stylish
turnout
Nearly all Of the people from the sur
rounding county who cottage here have
returned.
Mr.. Moss is having an addition built to
the place occupied by Mr. Shoemaker
Mrs A. H. Rihl and Mrs. Harry Rulon
are spending several days near shomokin,
Penna
Miss Name Clifton Of Salem, spent two
days last week with Elmer Sayre and
family.
The NJ P church and Smday-school
picnicked at Wildwood to-day Thursday.
We wonder where DR.. Slaughter got that
belt when he concluded to join the shirt
waist contingent, or possibly it is two
spliced together
S. II. Thompson vacated his cottage on
Friday, and Rev. DR. Marshall, of Broad
way church, Camden, is occupying it while
enjoying season OF recreation.
Mrs. Strawsberger and Miss Mammie
Horn, of Weissport Penna., were guests Of
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Lodge last week
DR.. H. H Carr received telegram on
Saturday evening stating that the after
moons storms had wrought sad havoc on
his Burlington county farm
A large crowd attended the lawn social
given on Friday evening for the benefit Of
the children's fund of the North American
Between seventy and eighty dollars were
realized for the fund
The two evangelists new to the camp
meeting, Rev. Strouse aud DeAIaris, made
very favorable impressions A rousing
send of was given Mr. Strouse upon his
departure Mr. DeMaris remained until
the close of the services.
The closing exercises of the camp meeting
were UNUSUAL interesting this year In the
absence Of DR.. Ballard, Rev H. NJ Brown
declared the meetings closed and pronounc-
ed the benediction
Rev. A. Downer gave dinner on Thurs
day TO several Of the camp meeting workers
Among those present were: Dr. Gilmou
and family, Rev Harry Lopez and family,
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, Mrs Lidie Kenney, and
Miss Clara Boyd
The NJ. E. church improvements are
finished, and the building ready for occu-
pancy. The church and parsonage have
been painted, the interior Of the church
tinted and decorated, new carpet has been
purchased, also handsome new antique
oak Mason & Hamlin organ
An entertainment for the benefit of
the band will be given at Sum
init Park tomorrow, Friday evening The
band has kindly given their services at
various times during the season, and the
people trust that snug sum will be real
lied for the boys
Only about six hundred and fifty dollars
were subscribed toward the thousand asked
for by the Association to pay for the re-
modelled Auditorium. If dollars were not
forthcoming, pennies evidently were during
the progress of the meetings, as about four
teen thousand We're given in the various
collections.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H Comey returned from
their tour around the world on Friday
Many of the flags in their section of the
town were flung to the breeze in honor Of
their return, and many friends were ready
to greet them In their entire journey
they think they found no country to COM
pare with the United States, and, of course,
no spot so dear as home
Special services were held in the Audi
torium by the local church on Saturday
evening and throughout Sunday Rev D.
C. Cobb, of Wenonah, preached on Satur-
day evening and Rev W. L. Peterson
Sunday morning and evening The Sum
day-school session was very interesting. No
sessions are held during the camp meeting
and Mrs. Fisher discussed the lesson Of
August 5, Mr.. Patton that of August H.
and Rev DIR. Marshall that of August 10
The infant department was held in the
church