Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-09-28
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Mrs. Emma Lodge, Of Camden, and her
son Warren, OF Chicago, have been guests
of Captain and Mrs. Edward Eastlack.
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Simmons, spent Sum
day night and Monday with Camden friends.
Mrs. AGaanda Locke, Of Camden, has
been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Anna Shoemaker, of Philadelphia,
was a guest OF Mrs. r. g. Clement last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Weatherby,
of Millville, have been spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Salisbury, and
other relatives, here.
Mrs. B. F. Buzby and her daughter, Miss
Mildred, have been visiting her father, Mr..
B. Y. Holbrook, Of Phila.
Mrs. Frances Holicraft, Of Camden, has
been spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. B. R. Moffett
Miss Beulah Locke, of Phila., is the guest
of her friend, Miss Emma Batten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gwynne, at Salem.
Mrs. Lizzie Norton and Mrs. M. p. Sid
we'll, of Chester, Pa, have been visiting
Mayor and Mrs. w. III. Mccullough, and
Miss Lucy Fl. Welsh.
Mrs. VIM. Steer, OF Gloucester City spent
Wednesday with Mr.. George Kaybrick and
family.
Miss Lucy H. WEIGH has been entertain
ing Miss Fannie Locke, Of Phila. 10
Miss Emma Morgan, Of near Woodstown,
has been spending few DAYS with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Meley.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Charles Worth, Of
Salisbury, n. c., are visiting Mr.. James
Makelvy, and Mr.. and Mrs. I. Z. Long
acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Cozens were guests Of
Paulsboro friends last week.
Mrs. VIM. H. Hannold, Jr., has been
entertaining her aunt, Miss Mary Beckett,
Of Bridgeport.
Mrs. Mary E. Black is spending some
time with her son, DR.. Emanuel Black, at
Pedricktown.
Mrs John G. Rulon and Miss Mary Ru-
lon have been spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gwynne, at Salem.
Miss Eva Kaybrick has been spending
some time visiting friends in Camden and
Phila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Halter and child,
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Shrimp, Of Cohan-
sey, have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Weber this week.
a centre OF University Extension has
been established here, and course of Leo
lures will be given during the winter. A
well attended meeting was held on last
Friday afternoon, when Mr.. Charles D.
Atkins, Secretary of the Philadelphia So
ciety, explained the object and workings Of
University Extension. An executive com
mittee of nine was elec6ed whose duty it
will be to select the subjects for the leo
lures, and arrange the time and place for
holding them. The committee met on
Tuesday afternoon and elected DR.. George
S. Stratton, chairman; Mrs Sue Brown,
secretary, and Mrs. Caddie Gill, treasurer.
The lectures will begin in January, with
American Expansion as the subject.
Mr.. George d Mitchell met with a
serious accident on Sunday afternoon He
had gone with his son Geore B. and his
family to Phila. on a pleasure trip. The
party dined at Kugler's restaurant on
Chestnut street, and were Just entering
their autobible at about seven O'Clock 10
return home, when the elder Mitchell was
struck by passing trolley car and thrown
violently against the auto striking on his
head He was picked up unconscious and
hurried to the Hahuemann Hospital, where
his injuries proved to be severe. He is still
under treatment in the hospital but his
friends hope for his complete recovery.
Postmaster Howard v Locke, bank cash
Ter John G. Rulon, Milton II. Myers, John
F. Shoemaker, Benz. P. Lawrence and Al
fred A. Bradshaw, have been enjoying ten
days outing at Townsends Intent. They
were Joined on last Saturday and Sunday
by Geo. G. Jones, Harry F. Ford and Lew
is NJ. Shoch of this place and George H.
Pointset, of Mullica Hill On Sunday after
noon a party consisting of Postmaster
Locke, Geo. G. Jones, George H. Pointsett,
John Shoemaker, Harry F. Ford, and Lew
is M. Shoch started out in large sail boat
with competent captain to enjoy a pleas
ure trip. When several miles from their
starting point, they were struck by small
whirl wind and the boat capsized as sud-
denly as if had been made of paper, and the
whole party were thrown into thirty feet of
water. All were good swimmers and made
good use OF their skill in getting back to the
boat and clambering onto it as it lay broad
side on the water. Another sailing party
seeing their perilous position came and took
them off; and a steam tug towed the dis
abled boat to shore several miles away. 1t
was three hours before several Of the party
were able to change their wet garments for
dry clothing. They are to be congratulated
on their narrow escape.
The Rally Day service held in the Meth
odist church on Sunday were of highly
interesting character. Rey. DR.. II. w.
Bolton of Absecon, preached two grand ser
MONS There was special music and the
church was decorated with potted plants
and cut flowers. There congregations were
large. At the close Of the morning sermon,
the announcement was made that i've hun
dred dollars were needed to pay for repairs
already made, and to further improve the
church property, by cement curbing walks.
etc. The people were in happy mood and
gave willingly, and four hundred and sew
enty-fye dollars were raised during the
day. The Sunday school gave pleasing
program in the afternoon with special and
fine music and Pastor Provost made an in
teresting address, followed briefly by DR..
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