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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-13
ACCIDENTALLY KILLS WIFE
Mrs. James r. Thorburn of Detroit
Is Shot by Her Hus-
Husband
~ Associa ted Press.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 12--James T.
Thorburn, president of the William II.
Elliott company of this city, today ac-
cldentally shot and killed his wife at
their home here. The Thorburn home
was robbed recently and at his wife's
request Mr.. Thorburn bought a re-
volver for her protection. Today while
Mr.. Thorburn was explaining to his
was discharged, the bullet striking Mrs.
Thorburn in the temple and killing her
instantly.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-13
Counsel for Insurance Inquiry
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The investi-
eating committee, Stuyvesant Fish,
William II. Truesdale and John w. Au-
chincloss, appointed to examine the
Mutual Life Insurance company, have
retained James b. Dill as counsel and
have employed Haskins & Selb. expert
accountants, to whom directions were
given to make thorough examination
into the relations between the Mutual
and affiliated companies.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-13
Refuses LIST Of Pensioners
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON Nov. 12.-Secretary
Hitchcock has given directions to the
officials of the pension office to here
after refuse applications for lists ol
persons drawing PENSIONS from the
government on the ground that the
practice may lead to abuse.
The order grew out of reports af-
fecting the alleged misuse of such list
in the recent campaign in Ohio.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-13
MRS. HOPPER OPERATED ON
Physicians Say the Condition of the
Actress Is Satisfactory
to Them
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov 12.-Edna Wallace
Hopper the actress. was operated on
today for appendicitis at a sanitarium
in this city. 1t was announced tonight
by one of the physicians in attendance
that while Miss Hopper was still very
III, her condition was satisfactory to
Them,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-13
DIES FROM POISON
Wyoming Man Expires Shortly After
Returning From Drive With
Two Women
BY Associated Press.

DENVER, Nov. IA Republican
special from Cody. Wyo, says that K,
A. Roth, a wealthy business man of
that place, died today soon after re-
turning from a drive with two women,
well known in the town. Roth was
unconscious when the party reached
Cody and physicians who attended
him said he was suffering from poison.
The women We're arrested but re-
fused to make any statement bearing
on the death of their companion.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-13
ENDS LIFE WITH A BULLET
Unidentified Man Shoots Himself in
the Mouth at San
Mateo
IA Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN MATEO, Nov. ia we'll
dressed man, probably so years of age,
ended his life by the roadside near
here today by shooting himself in the
mouth with a revolver. He was
dressed in expensive clothing and wore
an overcoat, having written on it In
indelible ink the name of James Com
ing.
Coming Not the Suicide
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 12.-James
Coming when seen tonight said that
about six months ago he gave an over
coat to a charitable institution and he
presumed that it was the one found
on the suicide.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-13
Distinguished Passengers on the China
BY Associated Press,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 12.-Among
the passengers on the steamer China
which arrived from the Orient today
were A. Monaco, Italian minister to
Korea, and Lieutenant General c. j..
Burnett of the British army, who was
attached to General Okus army.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-13
Cominq Not the Suicide
MlDSHIPMAN ARRESTED
MerriWether Placed in Confinement
to Await Trial by Court
Martial
~ Assoclated Press.


ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 12-Mld-
shipman Minor Merriwether, jr was
placed under arrest today to await his
trial by court-martial for engaging in
fistic combat with Midshipman James
r. Branch, jr., who died of his in
juries
1t is said that evidence will be ad-
duced before the court that will place
Merriwether's case in a better light
than has been indicated.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-13
RAILROAD MEN IN TROUBLE
Superintendent and Two Hundred Men
Arrested for Working on
Sunday
BY Associated Press.

/ LAFAYETTE, Ind. Nov. 12,-While
laying a switch a construction crew of
the Big Four railroad, numbering 200
men and G. A. Pacquette, super
tendent of the Chicago division. were
arrested for working on the Sabbath
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-13
Hold Conference With President

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-Secretary
Root and Attorney General Moody We're
in conference with the president at
the White House for some time to-
night. The subject of their discussion
was not disclosed,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-24
Sale Of I
ROMAN STOOLS
Regular 81 Line
at sc.
PAULs RoRo.

Inc Bowers Beach camping party arrivet-
home Monday evening. They report an
excellent time fishing, bathing and boating.
Harry Shuster was to Atlantic CITY Mon
day last fishing in the Ocean. He SAYS
fishing was good
James Lawrence, Of Joplin, No., was in
town two days this week calling on friends
and acquaintance. He is doing very well
at his powder works established at th4
above place.
Hon H. G. Loudenslager is very little
better at this writing, bur is gaining some.
The Paulsboro local politicians are get
ting in line, and they are doing some rapid
work as the time is short to make selection
for the borough offices.
Rev. Frank j. Roberts preached IN the
Methodist Church here Sunday morning
the absence of j. III. Payran who is at Ocea
City with his wife for vacation.
Well, the Paulsboro base ball team tried
the Woodbury. Country Club team again
Saturday, and it was game well PLAYED
and credit to both teams. Score, 8 10 al
IN favor OF Paulsboro. We are glad 10 haya
the boys do so well.
Matthew Thomson is sending She bes{
WateTmelons to market we have seen. Theyl
are the Black variety, very large, sweet and
juicy.
Janlt0r Thompson Hannold has corps of
women cleaning the public school house
this week, preparing for the opening Of
school Monday next. The children think
the vacation very short.
Mr.. Enoch Densten, who has been work,
ing at his trade, brick laying, at Wilmingl
ton, Delaware, is working on Ada1nson'
building on Broad street, laying cemen6
blocks. This building is going up rapidly
this week.
Richard Richards has as fine hedge al
can be found. New gravel walks help adorl}
his home also.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-24
cLARKsBoRo.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Walters have
entertained during the past week: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Walter, Miss Sallie Cotton, Of
Philadelphia, and Miss Laura Barker, of
Pennsgrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. E. Conn, Of Cleveland
Ohio, were guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Nelson
Smith and daughter on Friday.
Mr.. George Pruitt, of Philadelphia. was
Sunday guest Of the family of Mr. Chas.
Flick
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crane and daughter
are guests of Miss Alice Brown
Mrs. Anna NJ. Hoffman is visiting rela-
tives in Glassboro for few days this week.
Mr.. John Cunard, Superintendent Of
schools in Kansas, and wife and mother are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mosely
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Traub, of Philadel-
phia, formerly of the Bermuda Islands.
were over-Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Buder.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. McEiwee, of Brook
Ign, and children, and Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Tussy, and daughter, of Buffalo, and Miss
Ethel McElwee, are visiting their parents,
Captain and Mrs. McE1wae.
Mrs. VIM. Smith and daughter Grace, Of
Philadelphia, spent sometime with Mrs.
Anna Dale.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Shute and children,
Of Pottstown, Pa, are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shute.
Miss Helen Miller, of Phila., is visiting
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Kellar.
The Z will meet on Monday evening,
August 2sth, at the home Of Miss Margaret
Granfeld. 1t being the annual meeting a
full attendance is requested. Visitors are
welcome.
n Several of our villagers attended the
sexcitable base ball game between Pauls-
boro and Woodbury. at the latter place on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Foulk and son, and
Mr.. Howard Morgan, all Of Philadelphia,
were oyer-Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Stout.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-24
BRIDGEPORT.

Mrs. Phebe Corson has returned home
after camping out at Bay Side for few
days with Philadelphia friends.
Miss Hettie Sapp, with her sister will
occupy the house vacated by Lewis Sharp.
Hettie will be a welcome resident here, as
it will be remembered she kept house for
the late Charles Sharp for twenty EIGHT
years, and has many friends in our town.
A Philadelphia party is looking for a
house here, or place to build, and the
only hindrance is no water supply. When
will our land owners and property owners
in general learn that to haye water sup
ply means an increase in the valuation of
their homes. Why can't we have water
plant ?
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely entertained over Sun
day, Mr.. Ely's nephew and family from
Philadelphia.
Miss Frances Leap, from Philadelphia,
has been spending some time with her.
mother and sister here, while on her vaea-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Moore have been a
few days at Anglesea.
Rev. Reeves, our pastor. is spending two
weeks at Ocean Grove. They have a sum
mer home there. -
Mrs. Charles Bachman and daughter
Edith, OF Swedesboro, have been visiting
with Mrs. Baehman's relatives the last few
days
Mr.. Henry Fetters, of National Park.
spent Tuesday with relatives here, and
dined with his aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Gill,
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Helms.
Captain TRUTHS boat goes loaded with
truck every evening. The farmers are
busy carting melons, canteloupes and sweet
potatoes Of the finest kind.
The excursion to Lorwood Grove is next
Wednesday, August 80, and you are in
yited. We get back to Bridgeport about
6. 80 p. M, same day.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-24
MIckLEToN.

John B. Batten and wife Anna. are
spending the week with Albert Heritage
and family
Eleanor s. Buzby spent several days last
week with Sarah Livezey and daughter
Marion at Kennel Square, Pa
VIM. and Elizabeth Aitken. Of Wood
Lynne, visited relatives here this week.
George and Anna Heritage are visiting
relatives at Moorestown.
Prof. J. Wilmer Pancoast has returned
from bis summer work at Cornell Uniyer-
sity.
Jerry Haines wife and daughter Mabel
and Eta Carter have been spending some
time at Bowers Beach,
Miss Reba Haines has been taking her
outing at Wildwood.
Herbert Borden has been camping with a
friend in Pa. for week.
a Rachel Carter and Lydia Owen have been
spending few days with Louis Owen and
sisters.
Mabel, Roy and Esther Potts, Of Tren-
ton, recently visited their cousins, the
Pancoast young folks.
Elizabeth Palmer, Of Langhorn, Penna.,
and Phebe Engle, Of Woodstown, were
guests Of Gideon Peaslee and family on the
twentieth.
Henry Nolte, Jr., now living on the
Tatem place, has bought Edwin A. Holmes
farm Of seventy-four acres for seven thou
sand two hundred dollars, q, 20O) on FRI
day Of last week. Mr.. Nolte is one of Glou-
cester county's up-to-date farmers He
came to this country in eighty-eight, and is
to be congratulated on his success.
Our sick folks are not improving as we
wish. James B. Cooper continues quite
weak. Last week Charlotte Burrough had
a fall, while no bones were broken, yet her
injuries were quite serious. We are glad
to report her more comfortable than few
days previous.
Annie Powell, Of Newtown Square, Pa,
and Ella Mayhem, Of Elmer, both visited
their mother this week
Our Grange willgive first and second de-
grees to new class this week.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-24

The Clayton concert band went over TO
Williamstown on Thursday evening and
gave a concert at the home of James Nc
Eadden who Is a member Of the band
Firman Crist has bought out a large
news paper stand in Pittston Pa.
William Farley, Jr., who is working in
Camden spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Farley.
Louis scott and family have returned
home after two weeks stay at Wildwood.
William Scott and wife spent Sunday
with her parents at Wenonah.
Henry crammer is visiting relatives at
New Grenton.
Miss ALA Turner of Williamstown visited
Mrs. Bessie Petit over Sunday.
On Monday night burglars entered the
residence and store of Alonzo F. jenkins
the jewellery and diamond merchant on the
corner Of Centre ave-, and High SITS. The
house and store is all in the same building.
Entrance was gained through window,
and the prints Of two pairs Of bare feet
showed en- the sill. AS they opened the
store door the electric alsrm sprung, and
the burglars flied without taking any yalu-
ables. No clue has been obtained as to
the indenity Of the thieves.
Miss Rae Campbell Of Atlantic City is
visiting Roy Campbell and wife.
Miss Leah Peterson. of Dennisville, is
visiting Joseph Alexander and family.
Miss Mae Dubois has returned after a
two weeks visit among relatives in Boston.
Walter Cole has accepted position in
Philadelphia
Miss Emma Bozarth is spending her va
cation in the Adirondacks.
Miss Nan Brady is spending sometime
at Saratoga Springs.
Chas. Smith is spending sometime at
Cape May.
Miss Francis Porch is visiting Miss Nellie
Buckingham in Camden.
Stanley Williamson spent Sunday at Is
land Heights.
Miss Lena McQuilton Of Camden is visit
ing her sister Mrs Thomas Stafford and
family.
R. Fl. Hall is on business trip to WASH
lngton D. G. in the interest of the fourth
St. National Bank of Philadelphia
Chas. Essler has returned home from a
trip to Chicago in the interest Of Moore
Bros. Co.
Harry steelman spent last week in Allan
tic City.
Norman Pierce President Of the Jr..
Bachelor Club, who has been spending the
Summer at Eagles Mere, Pa, is expected to
return home next week and the club Is
Hmaking elaborate preparations to give him
a royal reception at the club house at
Moores' Lake. 30
Albert Patterson, who some time ago an
nounced that he was to be married to Miss
Josephine Harker, one Of the most pop
ular girls of Elmer, has carried out his
plans to the extent of building one Of the
finest houses in town. He has stole march
on his many friends, too, as when they ar
rived here on Monday morning after being
away for two weeks, they announced them
selves as Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson, stating
that they were married in Trenton on Aug.
18th, and had just returned from trip
though the mountains.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-24
HuREEVlLLE.

After being closed for two weeks the NJ
E. church was reopened on Sunday. Thos.
Hickman preaching both morning and eve
ming.
One of the boarding houses here has had
as many as twenty boarders at a time. 20
Willis Haas of Tioga is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Fl. Doran.
Miss Ethel Ralston and Martin Weather
by both of this place were married on
Tuesday night by Rev. Walker.
Mrs. Chas Holdcraft of Philadelphia is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eli K. Cant
Misses Flora and Gertrude Hall Of Cam
den have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Allen.
Some of the young people report most
delightful trip up the Hudson River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Hurff entertained
an ice cream party on Friday evening.
George Seeds boy Of Philadelphia who
has been boarding at Albert M. Hurff's
and was expecting to return in two days,
was found dead in bed at his Phila. hom e.
Some Of our people have been taking q
trip to the Delaware Water Gap.
1sofsSAe N0AS5en4 q npCApCl WHO ldo ucCu
residing here for some time and of late
boarding at Chas McNulty's took sudden
leave OF absence after purchasing horse
with promise to pay, and taking McNultys
buggy and harness. We understand that
they were all sold
Mrs. Mary G. johnson is spending two
weeks at Ocean Grove.
The Hurff family reunion viii be held al
Alcyon Park on Wednesday August 30th
and about twenty-three Hurff's from this
place will attend.
Arson B. Atkinson and family have re-
turned home after spending the summer al
Auburn.
Farmers who planted cantaloupes little
late will loose their entire crops as tbs
vines are dying and the fruit half grown
being of no value.
Miss Mae Pierce is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Moore of Mullica Hill.
Miss Mabel 81. Hickman OF Stratfoyd is
visiting Rey. 7. Fl. Hall and family.
A number of young people from here
will attend Malaga Camp next Sunday
Mrs. Hannah Hnrff is spending week
at Ocean Grove
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-24
REDWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sharp and daugh-
and family over Sunday.
have been visiting relatives here the past
week.
VIM. a. Lacy has purchased fine new
automobile.
Miss Nettie Faunce, Of Riverton, is spend
ing some time with her aunt, Mrs G. w.
North.
Mr. and Mrs. A, Tomlinson spent Sunday
at Malaga camp.
Mrs. Enos Kier is recovering from the
shock she received when their house was
struck BY lightning last week.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-24
BARNsBoRo.

The County Sundays-chool Picnic at
lssAlcyon Park took quite a number of our
INillagers last Wednesday. CO
The corn crop hereabouts will be quite
kup to the average, despite the dry spell.
f Base ball seems to be all the craze here
now. Last Saturday two games were played,
Zone between the married men and single.
with score Of 19 to % in favor Of the bene-
dicks. The game between Mantua and
Barnsboro stood at the seventh innings IS
to 20 in favor Of Mantua.
The new base ball club just organized by
the juveniles has challeged the young men
for game next Saturday.
VIM. Evans, mail carrier OF Route No.
was run into last Monday at Sewell by a
pair Of runaway horses hitched to land
roller owned by John G.. Hurff and the
mail wagon was completely demolished.
After gathering up the debris he contin-
ued his route. Evans was not seriously
hurt.
Politics are getting quite hot around these
paris between the Avis and Gaunt adher-
ents, and they are calling each other some
high sounding names.
The Democratic voters Of Mantua Town
ship will meet in caucus at Barnsboro in
Tomlin's Hall on Thursday evening, Aug.
31st, 1905, at z. 80 p. M, for the purpose Of
organizing and formulating ticket to
be voted for at the next primary election to
be held in Tonlin Hall on the 18th day of
September next. By order Of J Mason Tom
lin Chairman Of last Democratic caucus.
The Mantua Township Board Of Educa-
tion met in the school horse AZ Mantua LAST
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-24
PiTMAN GROVE.

Miss Mable Montgomery spent last week
at Holly Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Champion Of New
ark, are visiting his parents
W. @. K. Walls entertained Rev Glad
stone Holm on Sunday.
Camp has closed and strawrides are again
in order.
Mrs. LOUISA Hopkins is in Ocean City for
several days.
Gibbons Lloyd has his new house raised
and enclosed.
Mrs. Jos. Lodge is entertaining her
mother and sister Of Allentown, Pa.
A. J. Mosley has bis new house well I'M
der way.
Rev. Jesse Stiles and wife are attending
the Ocean City camp meeting.
ReY. and Mrs Harry Lopez are assisting
in the services at the Ocean grove camp
meeting
Mr. and Mrs. j. H Mounce, of Mullica
Hill, were in town Tuesday evening.
Samuel Fisher bought ont the butcher
business Of G W. Kersey and took posses
sion on Monday.
Miss Kate Dix spent the latter part of last
week with Miss Rose Candy. Of Dennis
vile.
Contractor William Lacy has made him
self a present of a new Ford automobile,
aud seems to run it with ease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Forman, of Philadel-
phia, were in town one day last week. Will
was formerly from Mullica Hill, and his
many friends will be glad to know he is en-
joying good health and prosperity.
Il A big crowd went from here to Clayton
Jon Friday afternoon, and saw the Pitman
ball team suffer severe defeat.
/ Rev. A. Downer spent Sunday in Ocean
City the guest OF his granddaughter, Mrs.
Grace Dischert-
All of the exercises on Thursday last, W.
G. T. U. day, were we'll attended. A large
audience greeted Mrs. Thatcher in the even
ing and received some telling information
about the army canteen.
The annual banquet of the Pitman
Masonic Club was held in K G. E. hall on
Friday evening and proved a delightful
event. Caterer Chaplain was in charge.
!, The bowling contest at the Alcyon alleys
Dis now at fever heat. Some high scores are
fbeIng made. A few OF the contestants are
known to be quite evenly matched and the
result to be announced Saturday evening
next is looked forward to with interest.
Orel Jackson hold the alley record, 2s7,
and Bessie Lefeyre holds the highest lady 8
score, 1856. 90
! Firemen's day, Tuesday, drew a big
scrowd to Alcyon Park, all the special at
fractions and supper were literally patron
&ized. The proceeds must amount to several
hundred dollars
The dedication day services of the NJ. E.
Church drew audiences which taxed the
OF the building on Sunday. The
total cost, including about 5000 spent in
the old assembly room, melted about $4, 500.
sOf this sum So, 800 had been raised when
the OBLIGATORY services were held in the
evening. Sums yet to be realized will
bring the amount up to about 81. 500, and
a mortgage for So, 900 will be carried.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-24
MuLLIcA HILL.

On Wednesday OF last week the concert
band gave a very delightful open air con-
cert from $50 to 1890 to large gathering
on the beautiful lawn at the home OF Mr..
John Ernest and wife on German avenue.
Dir. Ernest and wife had very sumptuous
treat in store for the to boys which all did
Justice. A number Of open air concerts
will be given by the band in different parts
Of the town between this and the fifteenth
Of September.
The Ladies Aid Of the Baptist Church
held Lawn Social in the rear Of the church
on last Friday evening.
Jos. Dilkes and wife have been entertain
ing Mrs. Hattie Williams, Of Tacony, Pa,
also Mrs. Ada Swain, Of Bradford, Pa.
Rev. II. J. Conover, a former pastor OF
the M. E. Church. preached both morning
and evening of last Sunday
Charles Firman returned on Tuesday
from an extended visit among friends az
PleasantviIle n. j..
Roger f. Costello closed his buying pota-
toes here on Saturday and left on Monday
for Philadelphia where will be in the em-
ploy Of Mr. Peter S. Scott.
A mad dog came III town on Sunday and
encountered severe dogs. Whether or not
they were bitten are not able 10 state.
The animal passt to Jefferson biting
quite number Is which have been
reported killed.
The M. q. Chnrc held rehearsal
at the home 81 D. ithens On MonSay
evening.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-24
PEDRIcKToWN.

Miss Bertha Morrison and Miss Helen
Riggs, OF Camden, are spending sometime
at the home Of Daniel Morrison
z Curtis Mathis and family have moved
from New Gretna into the Hunt property.
on Mill St.
VIM. Burk and family were over Sun
day visitors at National Park
Richard Corson moved his family to
toodstown last Wednesday.
a Mrs. Heller Of Wilmington. has been
spending sometime With Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Foulke
Mrs. Thomas Holton and daughter. are
visiting relatives In Red Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Strimple and Thur-
man strimple have been spending few
days in Atlantic City.
Miss Pearl Weatherby Of Wilmington.
was entertained last week, by Miss Mary
Justice.
Mrs Hoeflick of Philadelphia spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Bennett of Re-
paupo we've over Sunday visitors with
Andrew Parker and family.
Mrs. =. " Black is spending several
weeks in Williamstown
Little Addie Pedrick. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Pedrick, while PLAYING
with some children at her home at the r.
Ri bridge, fell and broke her arm. The
injured member was attended to BY Dir.
Black
Mr.. and Mrs, Friedrich Biddle of Long
Branch and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Biddle Of
Wilmington, spent several days OF last
week with their parents Jacob Biddle and
wife.
Miss Laura stetser, Of Gloucester City,
for few days.
Carl Green spent she first part Of the
week 81 she Delaware Wa6er Gap.
frniQr Epvorth Lei held their
a