Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-08-28
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Miss Nettle Angle Is spending week AZ
Atlantic City.
Mrs. E. F. Dell and son Frank are at
Atlantic City for few days.
F. P. Dell, of Washington, N. j., spent
Sunday with his brother, E. F. Dell.
James Park and wife have been visiting
relatives in Williamstown.
]. Frank Bremen and family will return
home from New Hampshire to-day.
Michael Swigert, of Jacksonville, is on
the broad Atlantic bound for the fatherland.
Miss Iva Collins, of Pitman Grove, is
spending week with Miss Anna Rcdfield.
Mrs. Fay Babcock and son have been
visiting friends in Paulsboro the past week.
A number of Woodbury. people enjoyed
the meetings of Malaga camp last Sunday.
Miss Clara Pierson is spending week
with VIM. Richman's family at Daretown.
Mr.. Elwood Mankins, of Mullica Hill,
was visiting relatives in this city Monday,
Mr.. VIM. r. Dopson picked mess Of
in his garden last Friday.
Mrs. A. Shaffer and son, of Green street,
are visiting her daughter at Atlantic City
Miss Jennie Mathers and Messrs. Bert
and James Park spent Sunday at Malaga.
Assistant postmaster M. Ware Scott is on
his vacation.
Pastor Wendall has returned from his
vacation, visiting at Quinton and Alloway.
VIM. S. Conner has returned from At
lantic City, and is able to be about the
house.
Mr.. Edward Wescott, of Washington,
was visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary Wes-
colt, of North Broad street on Sunday.
Miss Hannah Wismer, of Lahaska, Penn,
has been the guest of Miss Marian Ware
for few days.
'Gus" B. Pierson is spending his vaca-
ton with Geo. G. Green, Jr., at Lake
Hopatcong.
Jacob C. Heaton, R. Pedrick and Ed
ward Wilson spent Wednesday along the
creek fishing.
George Pettijohn enjoyed visit from
his brother, who resides in Philada, last
Sunday.
U. S. Attorney and Mrs. d. o. Watkins
have returned from a trip to the White
Mountains.
Mrs Mary Bake, Mrs. Mary Hawn and
daughters, of Baltimore, Md, were guests
of Mrs W. T. Furry, Davis street.
Miss Marion Stokes returned from Moore's
Island where she has been visiting for
several weeks.
Clarence Dell and Herbert Brown have
home after few days outing at
Pennsville.
VIM. A. Stiles and daughter Mabel, are
now enjoying their newly equipped home
on Delaware street.
Mrs. F. R. Kenworthy, and daughter
of Hunter street, have returned
from their European trip.
Mr.. Frederick Wachter, of Oak street,
number of his friends from
Phila. and Camden ON Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. La Dow and daughter
have been spending few weeks with
Charles F. Clark, of Canton, N. ].
Misses Anna and Mae Reeves, and Lillian
and Gertrude Bennett returned from their
outing in Maine early this week.
A party of our young people enjoyed a
very delightful moon light row on
Almonesson Lake last Thursday night.
John Barber, of Washington, D. c., and
Louis Smith, of North Woodbury., sailed
last Friday for two weeks in and around
Boston.
Sisters Margaret and Ignaitus, of st.
Joseph's convent, Washington, Georgia, are
guests of Miss Hattie Kirby.
Prof Fox, of Clayton, is seriously i'll.
If not recovered when schools open, County
Eldridge will take his place
Mrs Walter A. Woolley, who has been
5he guest of her parents at Claremons, N.
a., for the past ten weeks, returned home
asst Saturday.
Mrs Joseph Hendrickson and daughters,
Misses Katherine and Florence, of Cam
len, have been visiting relatives and
friends of this city.
Master Horace and Raymond Burke have
home after spending very pleas
INT summer with their grandparents at
Cape May Court House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mankin and chill
lren, of Chestnut street, are spending
lew days with Mrs. Mankin's uncle, Mr..
Levi B. Hughes, of Millville.
Mr.. John H. Carpenter and family, of
Oak street, have returned after spending
some time with postmaster Gardner and
wife at Aura.
Chelsea for the balance of August and
and will return to their Pop
lar avenue home about October 1st.
Rev. Howard Thompson and wife, of
Allegheny, Penna., are spending few days
with friends in our city Mr. Thompson
preached in Christ Church last Sunday
evening
Mr.. Harry Umbrine, formerly of this
city, but now of Atlantic City, spent Sun
lay with relatives here. Mr.. Umbrine's
wife and children have been spending a
few weeks here also.
Mr.. R. S. Newman, Secretary Of the
New York shipbuilding plant since its
has resigned, and connected
himself with a steel corporation in New
York. To the regret of many, he will
leave Woodbury. for his new field of labor.
Willie Hammel, son of Mrs. Lieut. S. P.
Comfy, was stricken with typhoid fever
last week, while at Atlantic City, and re-
moved to the hospital in that city, where
he is receiving every attention. Late re-
ports are to the effect that his condition is
favorable.
Prof. Marstellar, supervising principal of
Monroe township schools, has accepted a
similar position at Pleasantville, Atlantic
county. The Board of Education of Monroe
township, by vote Of to 1, refused to
accept his resignation, and Prof. M. finds
himself between two propos itions.
Our Public Schools.