Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-08-21


been renewing acquaintances in this city.
VIM. McDevitt is substituting for police
man Dubois, who is enjoying two weeks
vacation.
Mr.. Samuel Carey and family expect tC
return to their home in Massillon, Ohio, to
day.
Mrs. Eayes has returned from few
weeks visit with relatives at Williamsport,
Pa.
Mrs. E. Horan and daughter Dora, of N
Broad street, are visiting friends in Cam
den
Clarence Batten and family are taking 9
two weeks outing along the New Jersey
coast.
Mrs. Benjamin R. Carpenter is enjoying
visit with her daughter at Pleasantville,
N. ].
Mrs. John Callan, of n. Broad street,
has returned after spending week at At
lantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scheon and children,
of Phila., were over Sunday guests of Geo.
r. Mankin.'
Miss Emma Sailor, of Massillon, Ohio,
has been the guest of Miss Mabel Borden
for several weeks.
Mrs VIM. Gebhardsbauer has returned
from very pleasant visit with her father
in Port Norris.
Mrs. James Skill, of National Park, spent
Friday with Mrs. Nimrod w. Chew, oi
Smallwood Place.
Master Harold Mankin, of Chestnut St.,
is spending week with his aunt, Mrs. l..
Scheon, of Phila.
Mr.. Robert p. Dilks is on a fifteen days
vacation, visiting relatives in Atlantic City,
Ocean City and South Seaville.
Miss Margaret Wilson, of Bridgeton, n.
| j., is visiting her cousin, Jennie L.
Garron, AZ Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Underwood enter
tanned their nieces, Misses Mary and
Blanhe Underwood, over Sunday.
Edward Hillman and daughter Viola and
sister Rena left to-day for Ocean City, where
they will spend some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Peddle of Della
ware street, have returned from pleasant
sojourn at Cape May.
Mr.. Arthur Downs and family, from
Clayton, were guests of Mrs. Ernest Red
field, of Delaware street.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi B. Hughes and chill
dren, of Millville, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Cossaboon the past week.
Miss Anna Kinzel, of Phila., has re-
turned home after few days. visit with
her friend, Miss Bella Lambert.
Mrs. Lawrence Lawson and daughter
Ethel, of Gloucester, are visiting Mrs.
Harry Mankin, of Chestnut street.
Miss Florence Murphy, of Delaware ST.,
has returned from months visit with her
aunt, Mrs. John McClernan, at Cape May.
Mrs. Walter Patterson, who is spending
the summer at Atlantic City, has been
Joined by her husband for few days visit
Miss Alice Weatherby is spending part of
her vacation with Geo. G. Weatherby,
keeper of the Aims House, at Clarksboro.
Mrs Jacob H. Bibo and children who
stopped in New York City after a two
weeks visit with friends in Maine, have
returned home.
Master VIM. Wilmer, son of Water Supt.
Samuel E. Wilmer, is spending some time
with his uncle, Rev. R. J. Patterson, at
Pleasantville, N. J.
Mr.. Jennie A. Livezey, of Doylestown,
Penna., is spending her annual vacation
with her brother-in-law, L. V. Garron, AZ
Delaware street.
Miss Pauline Leutsch, of Camden, and
Miss Sadie Manahan, of Phila., were guests
of Miss Mary E. Garrett, of Smallwood
Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schulz, formerly of this
city, but now residing in Atlantic City,
have been visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Kate Krauss and sister, Mrs. Ed
ward hamburg, of Phila., have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Rice, the past week.
VIM. F. Bouhl and wife, of Pennington,
have been visiting Mrs. Boubl's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Prehl, this week.
Mrs. A. F. Oliver, of Williamstown, and
Master E. Wallace Schlecht, of Philadel-
phia, are visiting their aunt Mrs. D. P.
Stanger, of High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Dell have as their
guests Mrs. A. L. Terry, Mrs. D. r. Gard
ner and Miss Helen Gardner, all of Wood
bury. Washington, N. j. Star.
Mr.. B. Sheppard and family of Indiana,
and Mrs. Bessie Vogeding, of Quinton, are
visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
II. Dopson.
dren, of Millville, and Edward Hillman, of
ttt q UDC SuCoto Va w LII.
Hillman, of N. Broad streed.
VIM. Il. Pedrick, a former Gloucester
county boy, now of Atlantic City, has our
thanks for copy of book entitled "Emi-
nent Respectability, of which he is author.
Gloucester County Sunday-school work.
ers are anticipating big time at Alcyon
Park to-day, when the first annual picnic
will be held. The resort has been given
over to the schools for the day.
The camping party consisting of John H.
Garrett, ''Ben'' Smith, of Woodbury.;
Arthur Pearson, Benjamin Ayres, Lynwood
Brooks of Bridgeton, had very good time
along the Ocean City beach.
Rev. George w. Tomson, of the Presby-
terian Church, is taking his annual mcnth's
vacation. He is accompanied by Mrs
Tomson, and they will spend portion of
their vacation at Dingmarl's Ferry, Penna.,
and then go to hsbury Park.
Capt Joseph Yard, editor of the Mon
mouth Democrat, of Freeland, N. j., and
VIM. G. Dilkes, of Milhurst, spent Sunday
with Thomas C. Dilkes, at Mantua. On
Monday morning the DEMOCRAT Office was
honored by a call from these old friends.
Mr.. S. Lewis Moore, of Swedesboro, N.
j., has accepted position as bookkeeper
for the Chelsea National Bank, Atlantic
City, n. J. Mr.. Moore secured this posi-
tion through the influence of Peirce School,
from which institution he was graduate
short time ago.
The double house belonging to Edward
Henry on Smallwood place, is being fresh
ened by new coat of paint
The L. o. r. C. of this city will hold a
musical on Monday evening at their room,
Prehl Hall. All are invited.
Mr. Harry Wheeler, Of Barnsboro asks
us to correct the statement in our last issue
that the age of Hazel Wheeler, awarded the
prize for being the largest baby in the baby
show at Washington Park, was nine
months Hazel was only six (6) months
old on Tuesday, the 18th inst, and her
weight was 263 pounds.
School days will soon be here again.
Are the children ready? If not, come here,
look over our stock and get what is needed.
Dresses for children, 8 yrs. up to 10 yrs,
50c.; aprons, 25c up to 75c.; blouses and
Jackets, 25c We have a stocking for boys,
25c., its hummer Ginghams for dresses,
blouses and jackets, &c. and 10c. yard. We
have Just received a new lot of pocketbooks
and chatelain bags. These will interest
the ladies. Come in and look at them
YOU do not have to buy. The Misses