Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-09-15
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Mr. and Mrs. Longacre have returned
from visit with relatives at Vineland.
Albert G. Ackley and BENJAMIN Wright
spent Sunday at Atlantic City.
Mrs. George Blake, Of Camden, visited
her father, John Toole, on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob S. Ware entertained
on Saturday and Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Christopher Dowdy, OF Franklinviile, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Dolby, Of Glassboro
Miss Florence u. Pither was the guest Of
her cousin, Miss Irene Sharp, in Camden,
last week.
Mrs. Vincent Sharp and two children, of
Camden, are spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. George w. Pither.
William Croft, Of Germantown Pa, has
been guest this week Of his brother 5. A
Croft
Miss Mary Halderman, Of Doylestown,
Pa has been . recent guest Of Mrs. Geo.
". Hanaold
Miss Emma Batten has been enjoying
trip % s.sabr5eht and Newark.
Ctas. D. Lfppineots left on Saturday for
trip through the West which will include
his son, Clarence Lippincott, at Denver,
k'--Ste
l. u Hannold, Of the firm Of W Fl.
Hannoid u Sons Iefs on Saturday for a
trip 70 Bermuda. He viii be away about
ten days
Clifford Walters, Of Cape May, has been
spending week with HE father, VIM. NJ.
Walters, here. His wife joined him on Fri
day. He Is printer and an attache of the
| Star, OF Cape May
Miss Alice Brown, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Brown, il taking course
at the George school, Newtown, Pa.
Harold Headley, son Of B. A. HeadleY,
has entered Pennington Seminary.
B. Frank BuzbY, son 81 DR.. Buzby. is
taking the college preparatory course at the
West Chester normal school.
Mr. and Mrs David 7. Brown have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
James ]. Davidson has resigned as Presi-
dent Of Council. and John NJ. Hunter has
been elected in his place. Mr.. Davidson
has moved to Phila.
The Misses Geraldine Buzby, Gertrude
Croft and Elsie HeadiY returned to West
Chester Normal School on Monday of last
week for the last year Of their course Of
study Miss Bessie Homan, of this place,
Marian Ridgway, Of Muliica Hill, accom-.
panied them, and viii take course at the
Normal.
A pretty wedding took place in Camden
on Wednesday OF last week when Miss Ida
Holman, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Scott
w Holman, of this place, was married to
Andrew E. Biggs, of PhiIa. Rev. Marshall
Owen performed the ceremony. Menay
Riruc oo45rfr7 Of tho cfroop1 ootod hest
man, aud Miss Ethel Taylor, of Swedes-
boro, cousin of the bride was maid OF
honor The young people will reside in
Camden.
Fire Chief, Geo. A. Rode, Hugh AIcCul-
Tough and WiIbert Batten are representing
the Woolwich Fire Dept. at the State Con-
vention of the Fireman's Relief Association
at Atlantic City this week
The only contest in the primary election
here on Tuesday was on delegates to the
County convention. George NJ. Ashton and
James G.. Leap representing the Watkins
faction, and Barclay D. Kille and Geo. A.
Rode, the Loudenslager faction. Louden-
Slayer won.
The official ballot of the Democratic
party for the Borough of Swedesboro was
as follows For delegate to Congressional
convention, VIM. F. Lawrence; county con
vention Daniel Klos.
Miss May Norcross, OF So. Swedesboro,
was taken to Phila hospital on Saturday,
where she underwent a serious operation,
and for a time her condition was critical in
the extreme. Later reports, however, are
that she is slightly improved.
Jacob Mingin employed at the R. R.
station was considerably injured on Mon
day by being caught between freight cars