Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-07-27
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Miss Lena Willig and little son Clarence,
have been spending a few days at Atlantic
City.
Mrs James Crowley and little son, Of
Clayton, haye been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Madara
Miss Florence G. Pither is visiting friends
at Glassboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Hannold. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Ashton, were over
Sunday guests of DIR. aud Mrs. J.. P. Chees-
man at Elmer.
Mrs. johanna Flircraft, Of Warrington,
Salem county, has been visiting her son,
Clement Flitcraft. here.
Miss Josephine Hildebrand spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs John Poole, at
Mickleton
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Snyder, Of Camden.
spent Sunday with William Snyder and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulford Abbott, of Glass
boro, were guests Of Editor and Mrs Geo.
| w. Pither on Sunday.
| VIM Fl. Mccullough, Jr.. and wife, Of
Sa EN-, and Miss Annie Kirk, Of Camden,
were Sunday guests Of Mayor and Mrs. W..
! H. Mccullough.
| Jacob S. Ware spent Sunday and Mon
day with relatives at Monroeyille.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weber and son
Christian, haye gone to spent some time
with relatives at Bridgeton aud Bacon's
Neck, Cumberland county.
Mrs. Joseph B. Mitchell, of Phoenixyille,
Penn, is Wishing her father, MI. VIM. H.
Brown, here
Miss Elsie Moore is spending week
with her friend, Miss Stella Laughlin, III
Philadelphia.
Captain and Mrs. Edward Eastlack left
on Wednesday for a stay Of a few days at
Atlantic City.
Detective H C. Garrison arrested on
Monday Clement Branin, charged with the
larceny of money from his employer, Al
bert Bahman near Mickleton. He was
given hearing here and committed to jail.
The change from the torrid heat Of last
week has been most delightful, and thor
oughly appreciated. Mr.. Weather wise
man, says we are to have no more hot
nights, and no more extreme heat through
the days. We shall see.
! The shipment Of tomatoes still continues
heavy, and prices haye advanced since the
| first days of last week, when they only
brought 25 to 80 cents per crate. On We'd
nesday they brought 40 cents, and on Fri
| day so TO so cents per crate. On Saturday
%. 900 crates were shipped at As to SO cents
with ST for Acmes. On Monday they were
40 to so cents per crate, Acmes rs to so
cents. On Tuesday 40 cents, with large
shipment. The shipment OF tomatoes this
year up to Thursday, July 30, was 100, 600,
and IL, 600 small baskets, as against $780,
600 crates up to the corresponding date last
year.
Mrs. Frances HoIdcraft, of Camden, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. R. Moffett.
Miss Gertrude Golf, daughter of Mrs
Harriet e Croft, was taken to the Hahne-
mann Hospital on Tuesday afternoon of last
week, suffering with appendicitis. She
passed through successful operation, and
has since been making very satisfactory inn
proyement, which her friends hope may
continue. She was one Of the recent grad
yates of the State Normal School at West
Chester, Pa.
The Methodist Sunday-schoo will picnic
at Lincoln Park on Wednesday, August 2.
The Sunday school of St Joseph's
Church will hold its annual picnic in Mitch
Tells Woods, on Tuesday, August Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Batten, Of Will
mington, Delaware, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles N. Batten, last week.
| Pride of Diamond Council, No. 49,
Daughters of Liberty, has elected the
| following officers. Jr ex-councilor, Mary
q. Young; associate jr. ex-councilor, Mat
ltie Norman; councillor, Carrie zippler;
associate councillor, Hugh Mccullough, vice
councillor, Hannah r. Mitchell; associate
vice coupcilor, Lydia Rapp; associate sec
lretary, Nellie B. Titus; guide, Sadie
Young; inside guard, Maggie Ore; outside
guard, /. NJ. Leap.
George Eastlack and family are at At
iantic City for the months Of July and Aug
The fine rains of the last few days have
been of immense benefit to the farmers, and
have practically saved the corn crop.
| Mrs Alfred A. Bradshaw, met with a
serious accident on Tuesday While cutting
cabbage with machine foIIher large flock of
ducks, her right hand was caught among the
knives and the middle finger cut completely
off between the first and second joints. Two
! other fingers were badly cut, but DR.. Buzby
the attending physician has hopes Of saving
them
Miss Geraldine Buzby, is spending this
at Lansdowne, Pa.
| Mrs. Moses Batten, has returned from a
stay of ten days at New Hope, Pa, greatly
improved in health.
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