Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-07-25
The Hagerman Wedding Anniversary.

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Nearly two hundred relatives and friends
Of Mr.. G. G.. Hagerman and wife, of Black
wood, assembled at their home on Friday
evening, July 10, in honor of their twenty
| fifth wedding anniversary. They received
the congratulations Of their friends sur
rounded by banks of palms and flowers.
Standing with them were Mr.. George Lip
pincott and wife, who had acted as best
man and brides maid, respectively, on the
solemnization of the marriage at TIE wife's
home at Turnersville, twenty-five years ago.
Rev. F. R. Brace, D. D. who had perform
ed the ceremony was also present and after
eongratulating the husband and wife on
their happy welded life, offered prayer.
On the wall behind them, hung the marri-
age certificate containing photographs
showing how the then bride and groom APP
peared. Among those present were their
children, Samuel P. Hagerman and th
Misses Viola and Marie Hagerman, Mr..
Charles p Hagerman and wife, Mr.. Josiah
Wood and wife, DR.. A. L. LeFeyre, Mrs.
Susan Jones, Miss Anna LeFeyre, Mr..
Thomas Wentz and wife, Mr. Samuel Coles
and wife, Mr. John Shone and wife, Mr..
Edwin T. Wilcox and wife,, Mr.. Piteny
Wilcox and wife, Miss Ida Wilcox, Miss
Clara Cline, DR.. and Mrs. Arson Smith,
Mr.. E. E. Britton and wife, Mr.. Albert
Batten and wife, the Misses Nellie and
Edna Batten, Mr.. William Williams and
wife, Rey. F. R. Brace, Miss Caddie Wood,
Mr.. Samuel Batten and wife, Mrs. Benia-
min Williams, Mr. Carlton Williams, Mrs.
Charles S. Leslie, Mr.. Albert Houseman
and wife, Mrs. Maria Wolf, Mr.. John H.
Magee, Jr.; Mr.. James Pine and wife, Mr..
Frank Repp and wife, Mr.. Thomas Beetle
and wife, Mr.. Joseph Mathis and wife,
Dr. and Mrs. Hurff, Mr.. Charles G. Steven
son and wife, Mrs. HELENA Gaskill, Mr..
Lewis Wentz. Mr.. Daniel Hagans and wife,
Mrs. Lizzie Hurff, Miss Henrietta Leslie,
Mr.. George P. Wood, Miss Belle Stevenson,
Mr.. Jonathan Pine and wife, Miss Jean
Pine, Mr.. Samuel Jaggard and wife, Miss
Tillie Zebley and Mr.. Charles Mink and
| wife, Of Blackwood Mrs T. w. Dubois,
Mr.. Clifford Dubois sand wife, Mr.. VIM.
Budd and wife, Mrs. Charles WeatheIby
and Miss Alice Weatherby, of Woodbury..
Mr.. Marcus Mines, the Misses Elizabeth
and Sarah Mines, Dr. George Dilmore, Mr..
Charles Mines and wife, Mrs. Harry Mines,
DR.. Horning and wife, Mr.. Albert Prosser
and wife, Mr.. Leon Prosser, Mr. Frank
Prosser. Mr.. Charles Cox and wife, and Mr..
Isaac Lippincott and wife, of Camden. Mr..
J. NJ. Gates and wife, and Miss Elizabeth
G. Gates, Of Swarthmore. MI. Frank
Brewer, of Chews. Mr.. George Coles and
wife, and Mr.. G. Fl. Poinsett and wife, OF
Mullica Hill Mr.. w. H Carson and wife,
Of Mt. Ephraim. Mr.. J. Milton Ebert
and wife, Mr.. Walter McWhorter and wife,
Mr. Howard Watson and wife, Mr.. Ebert
Bradshaw an6 6wife, Mr.. Wilbur Bradshaw,
Of Grenloch. Mrs. Carrol Sseinbach, of
Baltimore. Mr.. George Lippincott and
wife, Miss Edna Lippincott and Mr.. Earl
Lippincott, of Coliingswood Mr.. Moore
Van Horn, OF Buffalo. Miss Leola Stafford,
of Tampa. Mr.. Charles S. Prosser and
wife, Mr.. Charles Pfesser and Miss Edith
Prosser, of Cross Keys Mrs. Kate Prosser,
Miss Nellie. Prosser, Mrs Charles Nichol-
son, Miss Mae Nicholson and Mr.. Randall
/ Hufff and wife and daughter, of Turner's
! vile Mr.. Fred Allen, Mrs. Elizabeth
Homer, Miss Gertrude Horner, Mr.. George
Coles aud wife, Mrs. Lizzie Hufnal, the
Misses Kate and Dllis Cook, and Mr.. SAM
ueI Hope ard wife, Of Philadelphia. Mr..
George B. Hurff and wife, of Sewell MIR.
Frank Jennings and wife, OF Sickleryille.
Mr.. Samuel Simpkins and wife. of Kirk
wood. Mr.. Joseph T. Wood and wife,
/ Miss Nita Wood, Mr. 0rvis Wood, and Mr..
Edward Evans and wife aud daughter, Of
Williamstown. Air. Elmer Porch, Mrs,
Martha Clement and Miss Lizzie Pharo, of
HurffviIle Mr.. David Stanger and wife,
and Mr.. David Clifford and wife, Of Glass
boro. Mr.. Hagerman and wife were the
recipients OF many beautiful and valuable
gifts from their numerous friends. Bounti-
full refreshments of several courses were
served by caterers.
Second Verdict Against Railroad.
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