Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-08-24
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Mrs. Albert Sweeten will hold a cake
and pie sale on Friday, the 25th, on
the lawn adjoining her home. This
promises to be something different
from all that have preceded It. an
several unique attractions sre In tores
| Proceeds for the benefit OF building
fund of the Nj, Il. Church.
Mr. and Mrs. George Frederick and
children have just moved into the
house lately occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Greenig.
The Wenonah A. G. was defeated
on Saturday by Kensington A. G. the
score being to 2. Next Saturday
the Oriental A. G., OF Gloucester. Will
lplay our boys.
Mr. George Grenig has moved mtn
his new home on Lincoln ave-, and
AIR John Voght has moved into Mr..
r. III. Conveys new house on Glass
boro road.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Ogden have
returned from Niagara Fails.
The dedication of the new pipe or
hgan in the Nj. Il, Church will take
Hplace the first Sunday in October that
Edate being set in order that all our
Hpeople and also the W. NJ. A. students
IEwill have returned from their sum-
lmer vacations, and be able to be Pres
ent and enjoy the services, The dedi-
cation viii continue throughout the
week, something taking place each
evening, Among other things an Or
gan recital one evening which will
be greatly enjoyed.
A party OF fifteen went to penns
grove Friday on Capt Gallenthin' S
launch. There were seven Charles III
the party. They had a delightful time
and Just escaped a terrible wind AMI
rain storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yost and son nave re-
turned from a three weeks visit in
Connecticut
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Steward and
! Miss Anna Batten. from Jefferson,
spent Monday with Mrs. Emma Gaunt
on Monroe ave.
Mr.. William Borg is digging the
cellar for his new house opposite Mr..
Edward Benson's.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Sapp and chill
dren have returned from 4 delightful
trip to Pittsburgh
Mrs. R. H. Comey and Mrs. Edward
Pyle and also Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Brown and family enjoyed a trip to At
lantic City, Sunday in the auto.
Mr. Edward Pyle has returned from
three weeks trip to Maine.
Anyone desiring the sporting extra
of the Evening Telegraph can obtain
same by applying to George Gaunt, af-
ter O'Clock any evening.
Mrs. Ira Burdsall and Mrs. Ward
Heritage have returned home after
spending week at Wildwood.
The Boy Scouts of Wenonah won
from the Woodbury. Boy Scouts yester-
day 10 to 5.
Grover c.. Richmond, in company
with two other men, spent Tuesday
fishing at Ocean City, and we're sue
cessful in capturing SO black bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ackley AMI
daughter. of Collingswood, are spend
ing their vacation with Mrs. Acklcy' S
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Trlncer.
Miss Ethel Quinn recently gave a
dinner to the members of the Sigma
Sorority, of Philadelphia At the resi-
dence of her sister, Mrs. John Ward
on South Jefferson ave. In the even
ing marsh mellow toast was neid ON
the lawn adjoining the house
Mrs. Gaines. of Washington. D. c., is
spending some time with Mrs James
Baylies
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry viereck, Ms.
Emma Gaunt and son, and Miss Clara
Hughes attended the Locke anG Adams
reunion at Mickleton on Saturday.
The Borough of Wenonah has given
Mr.. VIM. Dawson eight days TO lake
the oil from off MantIa ave. in erolt
of his residence, as the oil was put
| on in violation of the Council orders.
Richard Reid has left Wenonah
Giants and signed up with the River
ton A. G.
Rev. j. s. Ewing, of Jersey Shore.
Pa, preached in the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday.
| For the first time in many years our
ipark squares have undergone thor
ough dressing up and it is safe to say
that every citizen of the town appre-
ciaIes the interest Mr.. Geo. Dilks has
taken in bringing this about Never
has our park squares looked SO charm
ing, and the writer trusts that in the
future either our Borough Council or
our Improvement Association will de-
wise some means to keep in perfe i
condition this beauty spot of cur ber-
Tough.
Miss Katherine and George Taylor,
of Pataska. Ohio, were recent guests
of Mrs. ]. r. Jones at the Military
Academy.
Mrs. Emma Gaunt and son spent
| Sunday with her brother, Mr.. Tholap-
son Steward, at Mullica HILL
Mrs. Hamilton Turner who is spend
ing the summer at PitInan, gave an old
fashioned boiled dinner at Pitnan last
week The decorations were green
and white, and the table was laden
with the good things that go to make
up such a typical dinner
1 Mrs. Sara Steward, Of Shiloh, spent
Monday with her sister, Mrs Alyra
Mr.. Charles Bilderback wha is en-