Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-06
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Mr.. Charles Fleck and family and .. Cop
land Brown took in the beauties OF Willow
Grove Park on Friday last
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilkinson of
Washington, D. G., are spending their
vacation with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Davidson, Sr.
an extended visit with her friend, Mrs.
Robert Shoemaker.
School opened on Monday with Miss Sara
Schoch as principal and Miss Miller, OF
ISwedesboro, an assistant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac 7. Haines and Mr..
Frank Durham and family are spending
the week at Norfolk, Virginia.
The Sewing Circle Of the M. E. church
commenced their fall weekly meetings on
Wednesday Of this week.
Miss Laura McElwee. who has been
spending the summer with her grandmother
returned TO her home in New York on
Tuesday. Miss Helen Dayis accompanied
her for ten days visit as her guest
Mr.. David Owen is having his house
frightened with coat OF paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph V. Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles G. Hughes spent Sunday
at Willow Grove.
Miss Anna Gietz is spending the week
with relatives at Doylestown, Pa.
! DIR. and Mrs. Charles T. Haines have
been spending sometime with her parents
at Vinemont, Pa.
| Miss Rose Miller spent Sunday with her
parents at Glassboro.
Mr.. Scott Green is haying concrete
pavement laid in front Of his handsome
residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Singiser, Of AL
| toona, Pa, are making an extended visit
with their niece, Mrs. Scott Green.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stratton Of Mt.
Royal are spending the week at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. George vanHook and family have
returned from an extended outing at At
lantio City.
Mr.. Isaac Davidson, Jr., and wife were
oyer Sunday visitors at Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Owen spent Sunday
with relatives in Chester.
! Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Sweeten will return
this week after an extended trip through
the New England States.
The Sacred Rite of Baptism was per-
formed in Mantua creek at Mount Royal on
fSunday afternoon last.
Labor Day was observed in true holiday
style by the summer colony in the club
Ehouses along Mantua creek. CO
Mrs. Jane Ernst an aged and much re-
spected citizen Of our community, is very
ill at this writing, with slight hopes Of her
recovery.
A large number Of our people attended
the final services Of National Park camp
meeting on Sunday last.
Mrs. Katherine Green, widow Of the late
John Green has moved to her home in
Woodstown.
After purchasing ammunition at D. T.
| Sweeten's store, Mr.. Royal on Monday
last, customer attempted to load his gun,
| when for some unknown cause, it was dis
charged, the shot taking effect in the floor
which was quite splintered but fortunately
doing no damage. People cannot be too
careful in handling firearms at all timesl
and especially in public places.
What might have been fatal accident,
occurred at Green's wharf, Mt Royal, on
Tuesday evening, when small boy fell
lHbO the wafer from napbna launch, anu
had gone down the second time, when his
sister-herself but a child, with rare pres
ence Of mind, caught him by his fingers
and managed to pull him out, apparently
none the worse for his plunge overheard.
Mrs. Elmer Kircher who haze been very
! i'll for week is able to be about the house.
Rev Mr.. Taylor of the Baptist church,
Mount Royal moved his effects to Camden
last week.