Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-31
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n. Bahman.
Miss Anna P. Gill is on two weeks
visit at Holly Beach,
There win be Water Ball at Alcyon
Park on Labor Day.
The Misses Kugler are spending the
week at Pitman Grove.
Clarence Batten and family are spend
ing the week at Salem.
The Clayton Concert Band will play at
Alcyon Park Labor Day.
Mrs. +. M. Hewitt and son Norman,
are at Cape May this week.
Deputy Sheriff Platt and wife are at
Stone Harbor for this week
Mrs Henry Pratley is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Brown at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fisher have re-
turned from their trip to Niagara Falls.
Miss Mabel LeNoir has been visiting
friends in Woodbury. for the past week.
Mrs. StilIweIl and daughter have re-
turned from visit to Blue Point, R. |.
Clarence Hampton, Of Swedesboro, re-
Sceived $l60 for 100 crates of cantaloupes.
Miss Mary Park, of Hopkins street, is
entertaining Miss Lillian Henry, of Mill
vile.
Misses Kathryn and Sue Kahn, Of Penn
street, are visiting their sister in Atlantic
City
The Rev. A. r. Botsford preached in
the Salem Presbyterian Church last Sun
day
Next Sunday the Kemble Memorial
Sunday school will resume the afternoon
session.
Miss Carrie Thompson. Of Penn street,
is spending few days in Port Norris. visit
ing her aunt.
Barrels Of potatoes, fish and corn will
be baked with 5000 CLANS at Alcyon Park
Ton Labor Day. ~
Druggest Merritt and son Reeves are
at home, after weeks visit in Central
Pennsylvania.
VIM. Wakeman, who has been suffer
ing for few weeks with sore hand, is
able to work again.
Miss Phoebe Steer, teacher of Friends
school, will return to Woodbury. on Fri
day, September 1.
Florence E., twin daughter of Mr.
md Mrs. John Sagris died last Thursday
hight after brief illness.
Richard Wood was held for court on
Friday last by Justice Davis, charged with
asss1tt On 1raaafmer Thomas Wentz.
Mrs. John Boyd Avis and mother re-
turned on Saturday from two weeks So
] journ at Asbury Park.
Editor Albright, Of the Consultation, is
On ten days trip to Long Island and
Pther interesting points.
Pleasure seekers are returning home
yard some are rested, others worn out
nch is the fashionable vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Borden and dau-
liter Mary, are on a trip to New York,
beean Grove and other places
Charles 1. AlIen,of Woodbury. Heights,
will move in the Lippincott house on Hop
kiDs street, the last Of this week.
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Grove, of Philadelphia,
brother of Mr.. George Grove, Of this city,
Vas drowned at Tewnsends Inlet, last Mon
Hay.
Keep your eye on Alcyon Park y A
clam bake, an auto race and hot ball game
on Labor Day Three scorching good at
tractions. -
Miss Margaret Feltmann was given
surprise party last Saturday night by a
goodly number OF her friends, in honor Of
4 her birthday.
John w. Thompson, one Of Stokes
clerks, is on his vacation. He is visiting
his brother David, at Delaware City. and
will 60 out oystering the last Of this week.
= Eight automobiles are owned in
81 Swedesboro, and three horses that have
j records below 2.1s. And two men who are
ready to buy air-ships as soon as they are
perfected.
Mr.. H. NJ. Broadwater, Of Centre ST.,
4 left last night for few days vacation at
! his former home, Port Norris. He will
utilize his time by cunning, fishing and
Estering.
The pulpit at the Kemble Memorial
hurch was filed by Rev. George W. Pow
II, of Gloucester City, Sunday last, who
reached two very good sermons on Higher
'hristian Life
One Of the finest pieces of road in the
bounty is to be found in the Mullica Hill
I'D Woodbury. turnpike just below the
kYoodbury toll gate. Unfortunately this