Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-09-18
PEOPLE You KNOW.

tended trip to Baltimore.
Mr. Thack Cozens is spending two weeks
at Bowers Beach, Delaware.
Mrs. F. V. Myers has returned from a
very pleasant soioun at Atlantic City.
Miss Violet Burk, of Phila., was visit
ing friends in this city, Tuesday.
Mr.. Townsend has moved into John
Davis house, corner Broad and Oak SITS.
Mrs. Mary Sitley, of Westville, was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fitz, OF North
Broad street.
Mr.. Frank Lambert, of Oak street, is on
his vacation, visiting at Pittsburg and
Washington, D. G.
i Mr.. Walter Hendrickson, Of Camden,
spent Sunday with his uncle, Mr.. Jacob
Hendrickson.
Miss Maud Edlebauer, of Oak street,
spent Sunday with Miss Nina Plan, OF
Gloucester.
Stanley TwelIs and Esq, Mankin have
returned from their annual visit to Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Warner Underwood have
returned home from their visit to Belfonte,
Penna.
Squire Mankin will paint the double
brick house being erected on Maple street
by Dey, for VIII Wakeman.
Miss Mabel Babcock has been spending
few days with Miss Rebecca Fletcher, OF
Collingswood.
Miss Mary Jessup has returaed to her
home after spending few weeks at Ocean
City.
Miss Carrie Wescott has returned home
from few days visit with friends at
Atlantic City.
Chas T. Molony and family, of Broad
street, are home from pleasant sojourn at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Broadway have re-
turned home from their pleasant vacation
at Kenebunk Beach, Maine.
VIM. Pancoast, VIM. Albright and
Harry G. Pebble, serve on the U. S. Grand
Jury at Trenton this week.
Mrs Shoemaker, of Pennsgrove, was the
guest of Mrs. Edward Jessup for few
days the past week.
Miss Mary Satterthwaite, of Morris ST.,
entered Georges boarding school at New
town, Penna. yesterday.
Mrs. B. P. Lawrence, of Phila., has
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township this week.
The Kemble NJ. E. Parsonage on Newton
avenue is being freshened by a new coat of
paint by w. H. ID. Geiger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mankin and chill
dren, were guests of Mrs. Fred SchOen, of
Phila, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Annie Bernhardt and son Clarence,
of Washington, are visiting Mrs. Burn
hardt's mother, Mrs. Harper Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Hunt and children,
of Haddonfield, were guests of Mr.. George
Wescott, of North Broad street, Sunday.
Miss Margaret Rogers, recent graduate
of the Friends select school, of Phila., has
entered Mt. Holyoke College, Mass.
Mr. w. E. Speakman, wife and daugh-
ter, have returned from their summer vaca-
ton at Kenneybunk Beach, Maine.
Andrew M. Redfeld, Jr., and wife, of
Atlantic City, are spending few weeks
with Mr. Redfeid's parents on Delaware
street
In Camden, on Sunday, by the Rev. DR..
W. J. Cambron, Mrs. Clarissa Griffiths, of
Spring City, and Mr.. Edward Hillman, Of
this city.
Mrs. Grace Wilson and son Paul, of
Hopkins street, left Woodbury. for Red
Oak Iowa, where they will make their
future home.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Lippincott, Of High
street, Woodbury., announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Sarah, to Mr..
Walter R. Bean.
Mrs. Andrew J. Hendrickson and daugh-
ter, of Atlantic City. have been visiting
Mr.. Thomas Megary of Smallwood Place,
Mrs. Hendrickson's brother.
Leon Anderson, son of Chas. Anderson,
was bitten by dog on the ear. This was
very painful, but we are glad to learn at
this writing that he is improving nicely.
The suit of Joseph M. Warner VS.. Pur-
nell Golday, before Esquire Manzin, re-
suited in a verdict in favor of Warner for
S21 So damages and cost against Golday.
Miss Celesta John, Mr.. John Ewes, of
Melville, Pa, Misses Anna Kester and
Edna Webster, of Phila., were guests of
Mrs. Ewes, of Oak street, last week.
Miss Alice Hollinger, of Maple street,
accompanied her grandmother to England,
leaving on Saturday. In the Spring Miss
Alice will return, making the trip alone.
Col Bourman and family, who have been
living at Reading, Penna., are visiting Mrs.
George K Carroll. The Col. will reside at
National Park during the Winter.
Edgar Baton, of Woodbury. Park, was
arrested upon complaint of Elizabeth Cat
tell for assault and battery. Squire Man
kin bound him over to court with good
security, for $500.
The Y.'s will have a meeting in the
Clarksboro M. E. Church Friday evening at
40 Miss Tinling will deliver an address,
after which a pleasing program will be
rendered All members and friends are
earnestly requested to be present
Walter L. Glover, Hilman G. Mauls-
bury, and Marvin G. Kirkbride, left Phila.
yesterday by steamer for Boston. They
will visit points of interest there, also take
in the sights of Portland, Maine, and will
return on Thursday Of next week.