Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-07-18
THoRoFARE.

The great event of the summer, for the
tGrangers of South Jersey, will be 'Grang
hers' Field Day at beautiful National Park,
Eon the banks Of the beautiful Delaware, aud
EThursGiay, July 25sh, is set for the occasion
EThe program is under the auspices of TIE
EThorofare Grange which will have the as
sistance Of talent from other oranges
| throughout the district. Patriotic exercises
will be held at the Whitall Mansion in the
morning, and the monument and other
points Of interest visited. The exhibits
will be displayed in the Camp GROVE. At
/ II O'Clock all will unite, in the Camp Grove,
in great basket picnic dinner. A Grang
ers rally will be held in the Camp Grove
Auditorium from 1.30 p. m. to 3 b. m.
There will be recitations given by Miss
Jessie Brown, Of Swedesboro, and Miss
Anna Pancoast, Of Mickleton, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Horner, from Mullica Hill,
/ will sing. The address will be made by
State Master George w. Gaunt. The flag
drill will be special feature. The races
and field sports will be held at 3 p. m.
There will be Grange pig contest, bag
races, wheelbarrow, and others. Many
more interesting features are being arrang-
ed Tables will be provided, in the Camp
Grove, for all who come. There will be
accommodations also in the Camp Grove
restaurant and in the National Park hotel.
The trolley company now furnish IS cent
round trip tickets from Camden and Wood
bury, and a FIVE cent fare from Gloucester
and Westville. Everything has been-is
being done to secure the comfort and pleas
ure of all, and it is hoped that large num-
be1 of Grangers will be present on that oc-
casion.
4 Until September the evening services in
the NJ. E. Church will be but one hour in
length. The first half hour will be occupied
by the Epworth League, and the remainder
of the time the pastor, the Rev. Garner H.
Tullis, will be in charge
Mr. Archie Campbell, from Port Norris,
visited his sister, Mrs. Garner Fl. Tullis,
last week.
On next Saturday night, July GOA grand
festival will be held in Wilkins Hall for
the benefit of the Thorofare base ball club.
There will be many interesting and anus
ing features, and a grand prize drawing
Ice cream, cake, candies, and fruit will be
for sale. The boys and their friends have
determined to make success of the enter
tainment, and those who come will have a
good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heiser, from Phil
adelphia, are visiting in the home of the
Rev. Isaac L. Fowler. Mrs. Heiser was
until June 23rd, Miss Millie Densten, of
Thorofare.
Miss Florence Mcbride, Of Bridesburg,
Pa, is the guest Of Mrs. Warren Rambo.
Miss Lizzie Stewart, from Philadelphia,
is visiting in the home Of Mrs. Mary Rich
ards
Mrs. Franklin Turk, from Evan, spent
IL N9c,
son Chew. Miss Pearl Chew accompanied
her aunt home for wees visit.
4 On last Saturday evening Mrs. Albert
Glass celebrated her twenty-sixth birthday
by haying a few Of her relatives and friends
spend it with her. The guests were: Isaac
F. Allen and wife, Hiram Clement and
/ wife, e,and Roy, VIM. Carter, wife and daugh-
ter Abbie, from Norristown, Pa; Rufus
Shuster, wife and children, Earl and Rae,
/ Mrs. Howard Phifer and Allen, John Allen,
wife and children, John and James, Thos.
FL. Robb wife and children, Ellis and En-
nices Edward Heiser and wife, from Phil
adelphia; and the Misses Tillie and Lizzie
Beaupain, from Philadelphia. Delicious
/ refreshments were served, beautiful pres
ents, and the usual postal shower received,
and all found the evening an enjoyable
one.
The Misses Abbie and Laura Rambo,
daughters of Mr.. Scott Rambo, are spend
ing several days in Camden with their
aunt, Mrs. Laura Held.
Mrs. Anna Heppard and daughter Laura,
and grandson Earl, all from Camden, were
visitors in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Rambo last week.
Mrs. L. K Wilkins and daughter Ruth
are spending couple Of weeks in Asbury
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Grossmann and
children Ernest, Marie, and Caroline, from
Philadelphia, were over-Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Otto.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tredway entertained
on the Fourth VIM. Fl. Tredway and wife,
VIM. Forbes, wife, and Lewis, from Phil
adelphia; Charles Gaunt and wife James
Walsh and wife, and Miss Sadie Tredway,
from Camden; David Holton and wife from
Wilmington, Delaware; Miss May Carson,
Harding Richardson and wife,a Mildred,
from Pausboro. The dinner would haye
graced any glourious fourth, and delight
ful day was spent.
The Board of Education of West Deptford
Township elected R. NJ. Dolphin District
Clerk, TO conform with the new law.
Harriet E. Scull, of WestYille, was elect
, ed primary teacher at Red Bank school.
Pedrick Bros, of Woodbury., was given
the contract to furnish the schools of the
township with so tons OF anthracite coal at