Gloucester County Democrat., 1904-09-01
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visiting Mrs. VIM. III. Hannold, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs William Dilks have return
ed from a pleasant stay at Sea Isle City.
Mrs B. G. Clark spent part Of last
week with her daughter, Mrs Edmund
Burk, OF Phila.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hannold and
son Leland, who have been spending two
weeks at Cape May, are expected home this
week.
Mrs. Henry Salisbury and little daughter
Maria have been spending week at Ocean
City.
Mrs. Howard Hancock and daughter, of
Paulsboro have been visiting relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Long and children,
OF Millville, are spending week with
relatives here.
Robinson G. Smith is spending vacation
with his aunt at Windsor, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Chard have been
visiting relatives in Millyille.
Edgar Dilks is enjoying Atlantic City
for few days.
Geo. NJ Ashton spent over-sunday at
Cape May
Mine Host, Benz. C. Clark, is spending
two months at Atlantic City, hoping there
by to escape hay fever.
Mrs. Amos G. Hurf is spending some
time at Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Ford and daugh-
ter Helen have been spending week at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. VIM. E. Black and daughter Merle
have been spending few days in New
York.
Mrs. B. R. Moffett visited her son, L. B.
Moffett, in Phila. last week.
Mrs. B. G. Clark and grandson Percy Nc
Collister, haye gone for stay of weeks
at Atlantic City.
Mayor and Mrs w. H. Mccullough
entertained on Sunday Thomas M. Nc
Cullough and wife, of Glassboro VIM. III.
Mccullough Jr., Of Salem, and Miss Anna
Ludlow, of Camden.
Mrs. Charles Payne and son, Master Ray
mond, Mrs. Louis Barford and Mrs. Mayme
Lindsay, Of Phila., spent part of this week
with Geo. Kaybrick and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis c. Green, of West
vile, have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Batten, parents of Mrs. Green.
Mrs. A. c. Morris and son are visiting
friends at Riverton.
Mrs. Albertus Parker and daughter, Miss
Marian, of Blue Anchor, and Miss Edna
Hall, of Paulsboro have been visiting Mrs.
Elizabeth Fish.
Aaron II. Hurtf is reported as in very
poor health at Atlantic City.
Prof and Mrs. A. Fl. Manderback, of
Fox Chase, Pa, have geen the guests of
VIM. H. Cozens and family
Miss Laura A. Weatherby spent Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. McIntire, in Phila.
Mrs. Sarah Young and daughters enter
tanned Mrs. Charles CAM and Miss Eta
Crawford, of Woodlyn, and Mrs. Lizzie
Tacy and son Harry, of North Crammer
Hill last week.
Former Assemblyman, James J. David
son, has removed his family to w. Phila.
Dayid and Ralph Bassett have gone on a
two months trip to California and other
points in the West.
Antoine Frederick has removed his fam
ily to Rogers Ford, Pa, where he will blow
glass the coming season.
Mrs. G. Frank Moore and daughter. Miss
Elsie, are spending few days at Atlantic
City.
Our PUBIC sch0ols VIII open Sept. 18th.
Tine Electric Light Co. has placed an adj
ditional light on Park Ave, and also moved
a light on Mill street to bring it within the
borough limits.
At the personal request of Mayor Nc
Cullough the Electric Light Co. has placed
Light over the door of the fire house.
On Tuesday afternoon, August 23d, a
pleasant party from Swedesboro and yicin-
ity, spent delightful time at Poreh's mill
pond. The young people formed rowing
party and spent the afternoon on the pond.
while the older ones INDUCED in playing
pit and finch. A bountiful supper had
been provided which the party enjoyed in
the grove near the pond In the evening
Miss Laura Lippincott and Miss Verna Bo!-
ton entertained the afternoon party of
young people at the pleasant home Of Mr..
Nathan w. Lippincott where they were
joined by anumber of young gentlemen.
The party enjoyed the fine moonlight even
ing in playing games on the lawn, after
which refreshments were served which were
enjoyed by all.
Miss Nellie G.. Turner, of Camden, has
been spending ten days with her cousin.
Miss Laura S. Lippincott.
Mrs T. A. Lloyd and daughter Verna. of
Palmyra, are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Sithens.
Mrs Mary Turner and Gideon Turner. of
Camden, are spending some time with
Nathan w. Lippincott and family.