Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-09-04

visit in Maine.
Woodward Marcus, of Atlantic City,
spent a few hours with his friends in the
''DemOcrat" Office last Friday.
Elijah Heritage, who has been sick with
intermltten feYer, has been ordered to
Port Norris by his physician.
NJ, Ware Scott last Sunday rounded out
thirty years as Superintendent of the First
Baptist Sunday school.
Miss Cora sharpley, of Dare street, has
returned home after weeks stay with
friends at Atlantic City.
Miss Katherine Hendrickson, of Camden,
was an over-sunday guest of Miss Elizabeth
Allen, of Oak street.
Miss Stella Dopson has returned home
after spending some time with friends at
Atlantic City.
John Prickett, of Daretown, is visiting
his cousin, Arthur Handle, of Red Bank
Ave.
Mr.. 1saao Wilkinson and daughter, Miss
Lulu, Of Camdeh, were guests of Mrs. Harry
Giogger, of North Broad street, on Sunday.
Inspector Dawson of the Board of Health
has returned from visit with Frank Lip
pineott at Sharptown.
Mrs Ernest Redfield and children are
spending few days with Joseph Dawson,
at Monr9e.
G. Heber keas and family, OF Hopkins
street. are spending ten days in the Blue
Mountains,
Z. z. Mclntre, Of Bridgeton, will manage
the Woodbury. Glass Works this coming
season.
Mrs. Furey and son. of Davis street, have
gone to Bay Cove, Maryland, for few
weeks.
Landlord Rachor, wife and daughter,
spent Sunday with NJ. w. Newton at the
Columbia Hotel, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Idella leopard and daughter, Miss
Viola, areilvisiting relatives and friends at
Woodbury. and Bridgeton.
Messrs. John Dehner and William Fl.
Clark spent Labor day with friends in Della
ware.
Mr.. Lewis Sparks, of Walnut street, is
attending the reunion services of the 18th
n. ], Vol. AT Swedeshoro to-day.
Miss Eta Roun, Of Clayton, has returned
to her home after spending d few days with
ucE dullb MIS- NJeOISe OdlIOll.
Mr.. Robert Carroll and Miss Ida Harper,
of Phila., were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George K. Carroll, on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Brick, of Fox Chase, is visit
North Bf6rd street, y '' * NV
Mr. Howard Allen, Of Rhila., was visit
ing his uncle, Mr.. George K. Carroll on
Labor Qav.
Mrs. George 4. Carroll and children are
spending few days with friends at Mill
vile.
The wife and daughter Helen, of DR.. T.
Earle Budd, of Orange, N. j., are visiting
Sam'l r. Budd, of Cooper street.
Mr.. Joseph Peacock, formerly of this
city, but now of Camden, was renewing
acquaintance here on Sunday.
Miss E. Gertrude Hart, of Bethel, Conn,
has been employed to teach the new fifth
grade room to be opened il Green's Block.
Vim. II. puAleld's new residence on
Holryd Place is about completed, and he
expects to move in about the last of the
week.
Mr. Edward Allen and sister, Miss Ger
trude, of Frankfort, were visiting their
parents, MIA. K. Allen, of Oak street, on
Sunday.
County Collector Geo. E. Pierson was in
attendance at the field day exercises of the
Knights of Pythias at Long Branch, on
Monday.
Rev. Frank Moore and family are home
from fodr weeks vacation IN New York
State, speht principally at skiltoh Lodge,
Big Moose.
Miss Marian Ware, who completed her
studies at Nilleryille, Penna., in June, has
accepted her first appointment at Brewns-
burg, Pa:
Elizabeth, will occupy the Lupton property
on Centre street. Miss Stradling is the
principal Of the West End school.
c. M. Garrett is attending the annual
session OF the State Council 0. U. A. NJ at
Washington. N. J. Mr. Garrett is mem
Der of the State Council Finance Committee
J,hnH Garrett has returned to William
son School after spending month with his
parents on Smallwood Place. He expects
to finish his studies on March neKs.
our genial expressman, Jacob H. Hen
erickson, has been running the express
business fifteen years last Saturday, sue
ceeding his father, Henry j. Hendrickson.
Miss Margaret Wilson, of Bridgeton, N.
j., has returned home after spending her
annual vacation with her cousin, Miss
Jennie L. Garron, Of Delaware sSreet.
Attorney Ernest Redfeld is one of the
Representatives from woodbury. Council,
No 81, to the State Council O. u "A. M.
which meets in Washington, N. j., this
week.
Invitations are out for the marriage
ceremony Of Miss Martha Stokes Eoote
and Mr.. Howard Samuel HAWTHORN, to take
PLACE in the Presbyterian Church on Sep
tember II, at 4 p. N.
Joseph S. Taggart and 2. F. Dell, Jr.,
who have had cottage at Atlantic City for
the past five weeks, brought their families
up on the first. Mr.. T. is much improved
in health:
Miss Laura HeHart, of Thorofare, who
has been attending the Woodbury. Gram
mar and High Schools for several years,
will take course in the Friends Central
High School, of Phila., this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hillman and chill
dren, of Indiana, who have been visiting
relatives at Glassboro, will spend the rest
of their vacation with Mr.. Hillman's
father, VIM Hillman, Of North Broad St.
John w. Thompson, Jr.. one of grocer
Stokes clerks, is on his annual vacation, a
part of which he is spending at Washing
tom H. j., being a. representative from
Woodbury. Council, No. 81, to the State
Council o. U. A. NJ; he will also visit
Delaware Water Gap, Portland and Bangor,
Penna.