Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-20
MIcKLEToN.


The Myres family have returned to
their home here, after several weeks
absence in the West and at Ocean
City
Annie w Heritage and Martha
White are spending sometime at the
Aetna, Wildwood. n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerre Haines returned
home from the Thousand Islands and
Au Sable Chasm, On Thursday of last
week, and left again on Saturday for
Bowers Beach.
Miss Sarah Ridgway is enjoying
BuckhiH Falls with her sister, Mrs
Charles Bishop, of Harrisonyille.
Amos J. Peaslee. of New York, spent
Sunday with the home folks.
Mr.. Elmer Bradshaw and wife left
home on Monday for a months trip
| West They will stop en- route at
Niagara Falls, also Chicago, where
they will visit niece, Mrs Bertha
Ballenger Sibley and her family, then
Ion to Armenia North Dakota, to visit
a nephew, Edward Ballenger. Mr.
Bradshaw is exceedingly anxious to
view at close range the extensive
| wheat haTyests Of that section Re-
| turning they will spend some time
with relatives in Michigan and Ohio
Ever since the trip was contemplated
| 1t was planed thar Mr. and Mrs
/ Bradshaw son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Owens, of Camden. should
occupy the home here This plan met
| the approval of their friends: We are
always glad to see Mr. and Owen and
do not like to have our homes closed.
Miss Maud Murphy, of Wawa. Pa,
| has been spending several days with
! Theodore Browns family
Miss Vera Thaleg. of Philadelphia
was an over Sunday guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John B. Batten
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Owen have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Owen, of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs.
Owen are also visiting other friends
and relatives in this locality
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Borden, Of
Ohio, who have been spending several
weeks visiting relatives and friends
in this section, left for home on We'd
nesday.
Benjamin Heritage was remembered
| by one hundred and thirty-two of his
| friends with cards and letters on his
seventy-fifth birthday, the eighteenth.
| The Friends First-day School pic
mic will be held in the grove here on
1 Seventh-day afternoon, the twenty
second.
Those who attended the meeting Of
the State Horticultural Society at the
Repp farm, Glassboro, on Tuesday,
report a large attendance and an
especially interesting meeting. East
Greenwich township was represented
| by Benjamin Heritage, Thomas French,
Esq, Sedgewick Hartman and Theo-
dore Brown.
The Gloucester and Salem County
members of the Eastern Guernsey
Breeders Association, ten in number,
entertained the other members of the
club at Alcyon Park, Thursday, August
the thirteenth They were present at
the judging of the cattle by Prof
Minkler, of the New Jersey Experiment
/ Station, and at 1.30 o'clock were con-
veyed by coach to Pitnan Grove where
an excellent dinner was served them
at Hotel Pitman. A short meeting
| was held after dinner The visiting
/ members of the club were well pleased
with the Guernsey exhibit at the pic
| mic and pronounced it better than that
| ali many Fairs. The club is limited
/ to fifty mmbers. J. Herbert Brown
and T. Herbert Borden were members
of the club from this locality who
received first premiums on Guernsey
stock exhibited
| A company of thirty-nine friends
and neighbors spent Tuesday evening
most enjoyably with Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel e. Reed,