Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-10-27
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Miss Kate Talman left on Wednes-
day Of last week for a visit to the st.
Louis Exposition, going with a party Of
friends from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Cora Manship and Mrs. Emma
Pippin and son Roland, of Greensboro.
Md, were guests last week of their
aunt Mrs. Edward Eastlack.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo 3. Mitchell return
ed on Monday evening from a delight
full excursion which took in Gettys-
burg, Luray, Old Point Comfort, Nor
folk, Va, Washington and other inter-
esting points
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r. Moffett are spend
ing a week with relatives in Washing
ton, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs F E. vandersloot have
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. j. C.
Davis. and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Da-
Wis, of Baltimore, Md
Mrs. John Zane Of Gloucester CITY.
has been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Howard Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nicholson, of
Pitman Grove were over Sunday
guests of Mr., and Mrs l. A. Denny.
Capt. James Somers and wife, OF Sea
View, Atlantic county, have been visit
ing their daughters, Mrs. NJ B. lancet.
and Mrs VIM. R. Stone
Miss Clementine Cheesman. of FL
lmer visited her grand father. HI. VIM.
H. Hannold last week
/ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mckinley spent
lover Sunday with relatives in Philadel-
Tphia
Mrs Ella Wingate, of Paulsboro, has
been the guest of her brother, Mr.
Philip Parker here.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Chew. of Pit
man Grove, spent over Sunday with
| their mother, Mrs. Mary e. Hildebrand
and family.
Miss Lizzie Spellissy. Of Bridgeport.
has been visiting Mr.. Vim. H. Rieger
and family
/ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cottrell enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Cottrell and children of Glass
| bofo
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Ashton were
lover Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| T. B. Moffett, Of Philadelphia
/ Mrs. Joseph B. Mitchell, of Phoenix
vile, Pa, has been visiting her father,
| Mr. William H Brown
uiSS fALlld I1tStldCh, OI MdAltid, anu
Miss Katie Eastlack, of Mickleton, are
| visiting their aunt, Mrs Edward East
lack
| Mrs. Samuel A. GroiI is spending a
week with her son. VIM A. Sailer at
| Lansdowne. Pa, with relatives in Phil
adelphia. and friends in Camden.
| Miss Emma Locke has returned from
a stay OF two weeks at ST Louis. where
| she visited relatives and also the Expo
sition
Rev and Mrs. S. F. Gaskill, OF Cape
May, are expected home this week
| from their European tour, coming on
| the White Star line steamer Baltic to
New York, where their daughter, Mrs.
Geo. NJ. Ashton. expects to meet them.
| The Trinity Guild will give a Hal
| low cen supper in Lippincott's Hall,
on Saturday evening, which will in
clude fried oysters or chicken salad.
for 25 cents. Go and treat yourself to
a good supper and help the Guild.
The Occur de Lion Temple. Ladies of
the Golden Eagle, served an elegant
supper, in Guests Hail. on Saturday
levening, which added fifty-five dollars
and fourteen cents to the treasury of
the lodge.
Mrs. John K Adams, who has been
confined to her house several weeks,
lis able to be out again.
We are glad to note that Mr. John
H. Zippler is recovering from his Sc
we're accident of two weeks ago.
Rev. James Davis, of Crosier Semi
nary, preached in the Baptist Church
Ion Sunday morning
A new millinery and notion store
will be located in Groff's building, IN
| the near future.
| The Misses Hattie and Elsie Matt
son have been presented with very
handsome Blasius piano, gift from
| their father, Mr. Thomas B. Mattson.
Mrs. Anna G. Smith. widow of the
late John S Smith, died at her home
| here on last Saturday. after an illness
| of twelve months with consumption,
aged fifty-six years. She leaves a
daughter and two sons. besides other
near relatives to mourn her loss. She
was a good mother. a kind friend. and
was highly respected in the commune
| ity. Her funeral took place at her late
nome, on Tuesday and interment was
made in Lake Park cemetery.
Hugh Mccullough represented DIAM
ond Council in the State Council, II.
10. II. A. NJ, at Trenton, this week
Mrs. Maggie r. Smith has been en-
pertaining her son, Joseph B. Smith,
who has a position with the Atlantic
Safe Deposit and Trust Company at
Atlantic City.
The base ball season here is over
and the grand stand has been removed.
Lit is said that the grounds have been
leased for another year. under a new
management.
A great deal Of complaint is being
made about our electric light service
which is poor indeed. Rumor says II
may be poorer yet. and the lights go
out altogether We hope not.
Don't forget the entertainment 70 be
given on Thursday evening, in Guests
Hall, by the Ithaca Conservatory OF
Music Concert Company, Tor the bsne-
LIT Of the Methodist Sunday school,
FIatferine press reports from all over