Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-06-24
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AIRS. D. P Armstrong has returned
home from Trenton after spending
some time with her son George, who
is in the hospital with perionitis, but
doing nicely.
Seth Roberts and daughters spent
Sunday In Phila., the guests of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lock are entertain
ing company from Delaware this week
The !. P. Thomas Co. are having
their plant improved.
Miss Bella Henry, who was in Hah-
nemann hospital undergoing treatment
was able to return home last Wednes-
day.
The Rev. Mr. Clark, who has been
confined to his home with illness. has
improved so as to be out again.
Earl Feeney, of Mays Landing, was
the guest of friends over Sunday.
Miss Mary Wright has returned
home after spending week as the
guest of Miss Eleanor Vincent, of West
Philadelphia.
The Sock social given by the Ladies'
Aid of the M. &. Church on Friday
night last, met with quite a success.
Mrs. A .Segal, who was confined to
her home with illness. is improved so
as to be about again
Miss Laura Stevens, of Phila., was
home over Sunday.
Mrs. VIM Bonner and daughter
spent Sunday as the guests of Mrs.
Bonners parents at Thorofare.
1t is not the ladies of St. James
church who will serve the dinner, but
some kind friends who wish to aid
4 h a Iod IF Ia oh ~, ftof, offo o,.fc,
to build new church in place of the
one that was destroyed by fire.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Adamson and
Robert Keen were the guests of Mr..
Keen's sister, at Woodstown, who is
seriously ill.
Mr.and Mrs. Frank Parker and daugh
ter spent Sunday at Bridgeport, the
guests of Mr.. Parker's parents
VIM. Reed was the guest of friends
at Trenton on Sunday
Miss Verona Hamill, of Pitman, was
the guest of friends here on Sunday
EdW. Huff, of Phila., was the guest
of his relatives here over Sunday.
Fred Stetser, of Phila., was home
over Sunday.
Chas. Pounds was the guest of his
parents here over Sunday.
+ If Council would only put in force
Ia law compelling the borough to fix
|sthe road what a difference it would
Emake to our town.
|! Mrs. Frank Ackley, of Woodbury.
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Salisbury, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adamson and
daughter are the guests of Mrs. Adam
sons parents this week.
Mrs. Sarah Heisler has returned
home after quite a stay with her
daughter at Westville
VIM. Watson, Jr., has accepted a
position with the Dupont Powder Co.
Edw. Farley, of Swedesboro, was
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Ale and daughter have
returned home after spending a few
days with Mrs. Ale's parents in Phila
1t was reported that Tuesday was
the hottest day we have had this sum-
mer.
walk overheard the first thing Mon
day morning. Samuel Garwood and
friends went to his rescue.
Postmaster Gill has his hands full
these fine evenings with his many
friends after pointers as to who will
be the next Mayor of this borough.
|. A land turtle was picked up on the
EClayton Shuster farm with the date
1887 carved on its she'll. The shell
was worn smooth
Otto Bonner shipped a load of cab
bage on Monday from the Jos. Locke
farm. 80
All roads lead to Paulsboro on July
4th. Come either way just SO you get
here.
Councilman Shines took a party of
friends to Atlantic City Saturday and
returned on Monday in his large car,
the ''Venette." In the party were
Geo. Thompson and wife and Miss
Stines.
Mr.. Clarence Hahn, who has been
in the West for some time, has return
ed home again
Mrs. Farley, who has been in the
U. of P. hospital for some time under
going treatment, returned home last
week
John Priest and family have moved
to Trenton, where Mr.. Priest is en-
gagged in business.
Cox Bros. have made new wagon
for Ex-Mayor Gill M. Hannold
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill NJ. Hannold, MIR.
dna Mrs. John Rambo and Mrs. John
Kerns attended the commencement ex-
ercises of the State Normal School.
Miss Bertha Rambo and Miss May Du-
brink were among the graduates.
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