Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-10-02
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

w III. u1dltuS, vi UuC 1850 Ndi01 uQ0
moved to Wilcox, Penna.
Mr.. Milton Hillman and family moved
to Wilmington, Del, Tuesday.
Miss Frances Wilkins has returned from
her interesting trip to Boston.
VIM H. Barker, of Woodstown, paid
the DEMOCRAT office social visit last
Monday.
The many friends of Mr.. VIM. Hillman
will be glad to know he is on fair way to
recovery.
Mr.. Lyman Kice, of German Valley,
spent Monday with his friends, Prof.
Frey and wife.
Robert Roxby has gone to Amber, Pa,
to take charge of one of the Union News
Company's branches.
Mr.. Joseph Sauns, of Hampton Roads,
Vir, is visiting Mrs. Rebecca Porch, of
North Broad street.
Miss Frances Allen, of Frankfort, has
been visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. K. Allen.
Mrs. Oren Horner and children, of Cam
den, have been visiting Mrs. VIM. M.
Carter, of Broad street.
Mrs. William Smith, of Clayton, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Best, of Centre street.
Miss Katie Rachor, student of St.
Mary's Hall, Burlington, has returned go
complete her course of study.
Mr.. Edward Cossaboon, of Walnut street,
left yesterday for Falls Creek, Pa, where
he will work during the winter.
Miss Allie Kester, of Melville, Pa, and
Miss Anna Kester, of Phila., were over
Sunday guests of Mrs. Ewes, of Oak street.
Mr.. Chandler and family have returned
to their pleasant home on Delaware street
after spending the entire summer at Penns-
grove.
Mrs Thomas L. Ogden and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Ogden Mayer, of Denver,
Col, are visiting Mrs. Samuel Hopkins, on
Cooper street.
Mrs. Charles Picard and daughters,
Martha and Emma, of Broad street, are
making a pleasant sojourn in New York
with friends.
Prof Samuel H. Tallman has rented the
Hanthorn house on Curtis avenue, now
occupied by Charles Ridgway. Mr.. Ridg-
way moves to Phila. this week.
Arthur Herbert, of Colima, Mexico,
is visiting his sisters, the Misses Herbert,
of Cooper street. Mr.. Herbert was city
surveyor of Woodbury. many years ago.
Mr. Whitall Bethel who has been camp
ing at Beasley's Point all summer, returned
home Saturday, and resumed his duties at
the Woodbury. Glass Works on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Redfeld returned
to their Atlantic City home on Monday
after spending two weeks vacation with
| friends and relatives in Woodbury. and
Philadelphia.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Y.
L. NJ c., was held Monday evening at the
home of Miss Jennie L. Garron, 40 Della
ware street. The topic discussed was
''Korea." A very interesting program
was enjoyed by many members OF the
circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Skirrow, of Tor
onto, Canada; Mrs. E. G.. Ayars and son,
of Seeley, and Miss Reba Fullerton, of
| Wilmington, Del, were over Sunday
guests Of Mrs. Idella leopard, of North
Broad street.
! Invitations are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Louisa Gertrude Baines,
Youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Andrew
| L. Baines, to Joseph W., elderst son OF
Judge and Mrs. John S. Jessup, in the
| Presbyterian Church, this city, at noon on
| Saturday, October IL. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessup will reside at Mt. Vernon, New
York.
A Pleasant Social.
On Tuesday evening, Sept. %, Mrs. VIM.
Nichol, of Jefferson, received visit from a
number of friends which was an entire sur
prise to her, in honor of her birthday
anniversary. Those present were VIM.
Niehol and wife, Rev. D. E. Clair and wife
Hiram D. Shute and wife, VIM. Allen and
wife, Edward Beale and wife, VIM. Mad
lclff and wife, John Frazier and wife, VIM
Jenkins and wife, Brazilla Vanderslioe and
wife, Andrew Nichol and wife, DR.. and
Mrs H. Ii. Carr, Joseph Owen and wife,
Oscar Owen and wife, VIM. Fox and wife
Misses May Ecret, Addie Stratton, SUI
Stratton, Lou Pancoast, Mrs. Elmirs
Evans, Daisy Dennem, Alfred Vanderslice,
Mrs. Kate Nichol, Miss Nellie Uncles, Jacol
Tomlin, Thomas Billips, Rev. Petit, Misse
Carrie Batten Sarah Schock, Laura Beale
Beatrice Madciff, Olive Madciff, Maste
Oscar Jenkins, Willard Clair, Mr.. L. B
Weldy, and wife, B. F. Ogden and wife
Mrs Mary Watson, Miss Phebe Wander
slice Miss Mary Vanderslice, Mrs. Maurict
, Weldy, of Camden. A delightful socia
hour was closed with the enjoyment of
handsome collation.. The departing guest
J expressed their appreciation Of the occasion
and the wish that their young host ant
hostess might live to see many more &C
casions as pleasing.
! For the benefit of those desiring TO al
/, | tend the National Encampment, Unio
!: Veteran Legion at Chicago, Illinois, Oct
! 8 to IL, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell excursion tickets to Chicag
5 and return, from all stations on its line:
+ on October s. 6, and 7, good to return III
!, til October 1S, inclusive, at rate OF sing
fare for the round trip, plus $I.00.