Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-05-06
PAULSBORO.

lHS WeuQtuS VI MISS Glilcl nay CO
and Erwin Lock, which took place on
Thursday night of last week was a
very pretty affair, the bride wearing
a white satin dress trimmed with all
over lace, and carried bridal roses,
while the bridesmaids were gowned
| in blue satin and one in pink satin, and
carried roses. The bride and groom
were married under a canopy of or
ange blossoms which was a gift 70
the bride from friends in California.
The bride received many handsome
presents, among them being large
stuffed leather rocker and four other
rockers, cut glass, silverware, bedding,
rugs and many other useful articles.
During the evening the guests were
had become of the bride and groom,
and when they found out that the
laugh was on them, they didn't know
what to say, as the bride and groom
had slipped out back door and gone
to a near friends where they stayed
the rest of the night Their many
friends in this borough wish them a
long and happy life together.
Mr.. Eddie Miller spent Sunday at
Royersford, Pa, where his wife and
child are spending few weeks
Jacob Myers, of Wilmington. Del,
was home over Sunday, the guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton
Myers.
Mr.. Frank Ale and Miss Lillian
Bates were in Phila. on Sunday to
see Mrs. Ale who is doing nicely.
Miss Bella Henry has returned home
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Landing, the guest of friends.
Miss Laura Myers and Miss Alice
Stevens spent Sunday in West Phila.,
the guests of friends.
Mr. Edw. Wicke, of Phila., was a
guest of l. G Cox on Sunday.
Charles King and his bride were
serenaded on Saturday last by the
Fidelity fife and drum corps. They
will go to housekeeping in the near
future in the house now occupied by
Milford Titus.
Miss Anna Miller spent Sunday in
Phila., the guest of friends.
Mrs. Frank Ale was taken to the
University Hospital on Thursday to
undergo treatment.
Milford Titus and family will move
to Woodbury. in the near future where
he will open an automobile business
of his own.
Fred Stetser, of Phila., was home
over Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Gill spent few days
with relatives in Westville last week.
DIR. Engle, of Phila., will open a
the house recently vacated by Frank
Lock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker enter
tanned Mr.. Parker's parents from
Bridgeport on Sunday
Mrs. Sara Miller and daughter re-
turned home on Tuesday from visit
in Pennsylvania, the guest OF Mrs.
Miller's grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Armstrong spent
Sunday in Trenton the guest of their
son, Geo. w. Armstrong, and wife.
Miss Clara Heritage and sister, Mrs.
Emma Locke, spent Sunday in Phila.,
the guest of friends.
Miss Annie Sibley and Miss Lizzie
Wellers spent Sunday as the guests
of Miss Sibley's parents at Woodstown.
Prof. Wilmer Burns and wife, of
Gloucester, were the guests of George
Lodge and family over Sunday.
Miss Laura Stevens and friend, of
Phila., were the guests of Miss Stey-
ems parents over Sunday.
The Rev. Farley preached his last
sermon in the Taylor Baptist Church
Sunday evening. Mr.. Farley and fam
lily will move to town in Pennsylva-
MIA, where he once was pastor before.
Dr. Black entertained company from
Swedesboro over Sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Bronstein, Of Pasadena
Cal, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jos
Lock, for few weeks.
The ladies of our borough are busy
housekeeping.
Miss Eleanor Vincent, of Phila
spent a few days as the guest of Miss
Mary Wright this week.
Mrs. Herman Worthington and son
returned home on Sunday night from
few days visit at Mrs. Worthing-
tons parents in Woodbury..
DIR. Geo. G. Laws was out on Monday
for the first time for several weeks.
Eight of the advanced scholars Of
the Gibbstown school were transferred
to the High School at this place on
Monday for examination.
The stork left little boy at the
home of Dayton Cox on Sunday.
Joseph Camp was the guest of his
parents at Vineland on Sunday.
Mrs. John Langford, who is at the
University Hospital undergoing treat.
ment, is reported to be doing nicely.
The fife and drum corps serenaded
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Locke on Saturday
night at the home of the Rev. King
Harry Human and family, of Thore
| fare, were the guests of Mr.. Humans
parents on Sunday.
John Lock and family, of Camden
were guests of Mrs. Locks parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Cowgirl, on Sun
day.
Miss Hartman, of Phila., was home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Sapp entertained Mrs
Anna Colburn and daughter Sadie, o.
i Camden, over Sunday.
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