Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-10
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William Carney.
Mrs. Plume has been entertaining her
mother and sister from Marlton.
Mr.. Roland Flitcraft, Of Pittsgrove, and
Miss Bertha Meade, OF Jefferson, called on
Mr. J. F Ballinger and family on Sunday
afternoon
Mr.. John Stewart and family, Of Glass
boro, called on Mr.. H. D. Shute and wife,
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Allie Shelyir, Of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with relatives in this place.
Mr. William Carter and friend, Of Wood
bury, spent Sunday as the guests Of Mr.. Ira
Coles and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. BraziIla Vanderslice and
grandson, Of Mt. Royal, spent Thursday
with William Allen and family.
Mt Vernon Council No. 81 will be re-
presented in the National District Meeting
by their Guards and the Fidelity Fife and
Drum Corps, on Monday evening, Septem-
Der IA, at Philadelphia, this being the fif-
teenth anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Evans were honored
by party Of their friends on September
/ 1st.
Miss Lidia Miller, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Norton Woodruff
W. S. Dilks and family have returned
home after summers outing at Ocean
City and Pitman Grove.
Mr.. Norton Woodruff has taken charge
OF Mr.. S. L. Pancoast s,business during his
stay among the mountains.
Joseph Bishop has been appointed mail
carrier for route No commencing on Sep
TENDER Is.
Mr.. George Shea and Miss May Neale
spent Saturday afternoon at Willow Grove
The Primary election of Harrison Town
ship was held last Tuesday afternoon and
evening. The result was as follows, only
SO votes out Of 4SO being polled: Delegate
to Republican Assembly, Council, f. T.
Ireland, w. w. Justice County Conyen-
ton, A. j. Nicholas, Eli Heritage. Dele
gate to Democratic County Convention,
Edw. Z. Stratton. Delegate TO Prohibition
County Convention Jacob H. Mounce.
Mr.. Joseph White and family spent Sun
day evening the guest of Mr.. Rulon and
family at Swedesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Shute spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Stretch of near Evan.
Miss Mable III. Brown is visiting her
aunt Mrs Fayette Richman, at Elmer
Mrs. William Allen is visiting her
daughter Anna in Camden
Mrs. Warren Hewitt of Woodstown spent
Sunday afternoon in this place.
i Mr.. Washington Warner and family Of
Clayton spent Saturday evening and Sun
day with their parents in this place.
Miss Mary Simmons. and neice, Alice
Atkinson, spent Tuesday with her sister in
Clayton.
II Mr.. F. G. Pidgeon and Mr.. w. Dubois
spent Wednesday fishing at Angelsea.
Mr.. William Shute has been suffering
with an attack of asthmus.
Mrs John w. Scott, has been visiting
her daughter Mrs Washington Warner,
at Clayton.
Mr.. Clarkson Pidgeon spent from Friday
until Sunday with relatives in Philadel
phia.
George and Lille White returned home
from Philadelphia on Friday.
Mr. Young, of Philadelphia, spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with Mr.. Charles Full
lerton.
Mr.. James Bill, Of New York, spent
Sunday with his mother Mrs. r. Bill, on
North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thomas, of Cam.
den, spent Saturday afternoon and Sunday
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
Allen.
The residence of Beniaman Pancoast was
a scene of large gathering of friends, on
Thursday afternoon, in honor Of his 18th
: birthday. Mr.. Pancoast was in an adjoin-
| ing field thinking some one wished to see
him on business he came to the house and
! ON seeing about forty friends and relatives
. it would be putting it mildly to say he
was surprised. A very enjoyable time was
had by all present. About five O'Clock
they all proceeded to the dining room
where the tables fairly groaned under good
things, all present partaking of them pro
lfusely Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Pancoast, Mrs Thomas Hewes
and son, of Bridgeton Mrs John Taylor
and son, Of Chesterfield; Mr.. and Mrs Al
bert Owens, of 8Iickleton; Floral Owens
Marion Owens, Master Herman Owens
Sara Owens, Jessie Owens, Albert Owen
Jr., Louie Pancoast, Benjamin Pancoast,
j., the Misses Beulah and Hannah Pan
coast, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Borton, Mr.
and Mrs. George Gaunt and son Webber,
Mr.. John Gaunt, Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Ridgeway, Mr.. and Mrs.. Willard Parker
Mrs. Debbie Smith, Mrs George Tomk in:
and daughters Mary and Emma. About nint
o'clock adjourned to their homes well
pleased pronouncing the party an entire
success and WISHING Mr.. Pancoast many
happy returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnathan Iredell, Mrs
Kate Faner, Rebecca Ridgeway, Miss
Katie Nolan of New York, William Ire
dell, Miss Louie Pancoast, spent Friday
evening last with Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Pan
coast. The evening was spent very pleas
Iantly Miss Nolan and Mrs. Pancoast rem.
ldering some fine music on the piano.
Miss Beitha Hood favored the company
with some selections on the mouth organ
accompanied by Mrs. Pancoast on the
piano The folks adjourned to their homes
about eleven O'Clock having enjoyed de-
lightful evening.
i Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shafer, Mr.. Charles
Shafer, Miss Florence Goger, Ethel and
, Master BERTHE Shafer, summer residents OF
Pitman Grove, spent Monday afternoon
/ with Mr.. and Mrs. CLARK Panc0ast. After
tea the evening was spent in some fine in
strumental and vocal music by Mr.. Charles
Shafer, Mrs. Shafer, Miss Goger, Mrs. Pan
coast, Mrs. Charles Fullerton and Bertha
J, Hood. Everybody pronounced the evening
one of the most pleasant they ever spent
!; promising to come soon again.
Has Sold Pile of cnamberlains Cough
Remedy.
I have sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for more than twenty years and it has given
entire satisfaction. / have sold pile of ii
and can recommend it highly.
MCKINNEY, Linton, Iowa. You will find
this remedy a good frind when troubled
with a cough or cold. 1t always affords
quick relief and is pleasant to take Fol
! sale by A. S. Marshall, Woodbury.; w. G.
Finkeni, Mullica Hill. 9-3-1m.
] rheumatism Cured