Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-08-06
THoRoFARE.

Our last was Peach Festival" It is
true there were no peaches, but, what's in
a name, anyhow There were pretty girls,
and Pretty as a peach;" and, She's
peach, were familiar quotations before the
evening was over Many Of US had not
heard these little pleasantries before, but
we could not have enjoyed them more had
they been household words. We all ate our
ice cream in soberness of spirit, and said as
little about peaches as possible. There was
some very good music We noticed duet
upon the piano by the Misses May and
Alice Gibbs which we thought particularly
pretty, and we'll rendered. There were not
so many present as is usual in our enter
tainments, but King Midas came, and
turned all the ice cream and cake into gold !;
and this gives the Epworth League foun-
dation stone. with which to begin that new
church. 1t is small one, it is true; but
even a little stone may serve to fill crack,
and to make wall solid. And, is not this
| failure of the peach crop a good thing :?
Later on, when the sun shall feel in the
mood, and shine every day, peaches will
have become an assured fact in the market,
and another ''Peach Festival in which
peaches will manifest real presence, be a
possibility for the Epworth League. /
have no doubt that King Midas would
come also, and that foundation stone would
present increased proportions
The Thorofare delegation, to the Junior
Ep"olsh League ns'lly' uo:u az . iOn.on l.'s'
~, thursday, Weno iol on Dill y ui ~ nuS.
Inc cnu,oneS VI I"nuen, "1:.iai,.sVomn .
hion"oou, oia ar Aepulo, ons' n4 - 80 80
.eplesehueu Anoiolaio we 4ii. A rl " 60
M ~ One upon ,n' ..,.u AZ a.aro;sas
NV " % an noMne Wt;I,.;ss and
ltaiiy n; a. D1nlal aon %i;ao CHS fror,
T u,o nalSoe' 10y sn. 20 uan,,u
IIa :, :, 51'ns - 1 ~
az ana M Wao,.;a CHS -
T ~. oa a1so rao;tad stayeb;o,s Amen j,
Th;s I;t4la e-;rI has ,rondarfrI talent and
sha 9 Ala ~ h;d s,' har l;abt mndar bnsbel
on on tl;s - ocoas; ;S M re andianca showed
baortn onnrac;ot;on 80 her effort Dr I
w Marshall President Of PENNINGTON
Seminary made the sneech Of the dav and
was followed, in five minutes speech to
the JUNIORS, by Mr.. Mason, President of the
District Epworth League. After the exer-
cises were over, Alcyon Park finished the
enloyments OF the day
vi HodbUtUdJy u1y pNCApy -AAuA1 uAAoo
Mary S. Ganghorn, of Mantua Grove, and
Mr. Calvin Cunningham, of Paulsboro,
were married by the Rev. Isaac Il. FoWler,
IN lhoroiare.
Wilkins Bros. have given the contract
for the building of their new store, to Mr..
william Lacey, contractor ana Dulloef' VI
hicnWood. Inc new STORE Is TO De placed
on the site OF tne ola one, Wlen tne eAcep-
ehav va ip 1S g. Sn0U ,;l, a oeS
eo ne s0oio plPoe s "l.l ~ M
~ go WI an a s " Iii 49, 40 40 SGT III
GAOenO a0aoss Oue iiono Va az ~ Iii 10
"a. lo sa ~ VbE LII ~ ~ iii h. oox'eo
| feet, will have a good stage, and two anti
rooms, and will hold every convenience.
The building will be of wood, and, it is
expected, will be finished by November.
The work will begin at once. Wilkins
Bros. will make every effort to have their
building a credit to the town as well as to
themselves.
Mrs Abb;a Tatom with her three charm
;n@ ,- a,randcb;Idrer ;s v;sit;ng in the home
~ NJ Fdnard 7 Todoe and Mr. William
.o1aa
NT ~, WENT. r:..,o
their daughter Miss Wilma Ruth Little, of
Philadelphia. are spending week with
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Rowlands.
Mics Al;co porLor hos ro+nr,ed from, her
vacation oa, ri tr;r to Read;na Do and NAV he
fonnd 81 ior old rost p Wilsins Pros
storo " ~ W p' $500
a
;n@ e COZ eth J' frianJs 81 her old home in
Msntna ~ : $3.50 - 40 O'
~ " W 1000 r g
nro .d, to ON rnarkst last weelr and Mr. Tobn
Pr;a@s tool 50o bas Sic. of Tomatoes in two
daTs from ON the he G ,' farm and vet farm,
or: all th;O a bod vear in Tborofara
80 0'''- '-.-' : ''u , o''- - : -'- N
| Mr.. II. A. DeHart Is making an unusu-
ally fine exhibit OF wagons this year at
AIcyoh FarK' MS famous cu5,unuer she,V-
.ngs are theIe, Vi course, pup eleIe ale aisO
lalnily carriages, SURVEYS pugeies. luep "s-
elte fun7a-oouU, 60, etc. ne uaisy VI que
Goilecelon ~ new low, unuel shelsing
~ Treasures oniy i've a9eD llon 'no slopn ~
~ que eop ial' anu VIII cally as muon S az
congratulated upon this new achievement
of his, since it will lesson labor for the
farmer, and weight for the horses.
No.. "a L.. a., 1oh.
Nv ueU,se neeu, why W. Mo'Ho VIZ 49,
ni's'i aaln seno W .no tsoo p pan
,ialkes VI nlohuay u .lis wen, loo , ooe
AC'S VI pAoou0o' Anlo 10 0nC iesi ss0oo ioeu