Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-09-28

Oct Seven farms in Camden county, by
Joseph q, Allen NJ. and Loring W. Bat
ten. administrators of Joseph c. Zane,
deceased.
Percy latham is now chauffeur
for Norman Grey.
Vim. G.. Johnston is painting his
residence on High street.
John c. Leonard is taking bust
ness course at Temple College.
William Gibbs has been on trip
to Canada and the Great Lakes.
John Myers, Sr., is now employ
ed at the Dupont powder works.
George Jeffers is employed at
Trenton by the American Heater Co.
DR.. Bassett Kirby is now using
a new 40 horse power Buick automo-
bile -
Joseph Sennett is again employ
ed as driver of the Adams Express
wagon.
The Misses Reeves of South Broad
street. are spending this week at At
lantic City.
Mrs. George w. Scheminant, Jr.,
has been recently visiting her mother
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Luther Jones, of Atlantic
City, with her son, has been visiting
relatives here.
Thomas Kahn begins his final
years work at Jefferson Medical Col
lege this week.
-Milkman Anderson will move into
Ds
the first of October.
Miss Jane Henry has entered
upon her duties as a student at
Swarthmore College.
Edward Mcclellan who has been
playing ball in Utah. has returned
home for the Winter.
Clyde L. Paul has opened
brokerage Office in the Lafayette
Building, Philadelphia.
The annual Rally Day of the Cen
tral Baptist Sunday School will be
held Sunday week, the eighth.
Miss Miriam S. Iszard has enter
ed upon her duties as a student at
Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass.
C Wayne Walton enters the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania tomorrow,
being. enrolled in the engineering de-
partment.
The Woodbury. Mutual Loan AS
sociation has sold the property No.
whom will be strong candidates be-
Bruno, for $140O.
Miss F. l.. Wilkins has rented
her property on Delaware st. to S.
A. Sinclair, and has taken suite of
rooms at Newton Hotel.
A. NJ. Redfield, of S6 Delaware st.
will open up business at his home
about October 1st, selling milk, but
ter, eggs, poultry and cheese.
Tommy" Porter, who has seen
Two years service for Uncle Sam,
now stationed on the South Carolina
is home on ten days furlough
Frank S. Katzenbach, Jr., Esq, of
Trenton, will address the Mems Meet
ing in the NJ. E. Church, at Wenonah,
on Thursday evening, October 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Peart and
MIR. and Mrs George Lee, of German
street, will leave on Friday for
three weeks visit at Jacksonville, Fla.
One of Nate Smiths horses was
paralyzed in the hind quarters on
Tuesday, and DR.. Rogers who is at
tending him, put him in sling yes
terday.
Secretary Parker, of the Histori-.
cal Society, informs us that up to last
evening over 100 tickets had been sold
for the Princeton Pilgrimage next
Saturday.
The members of the West End
and Covenant base ball teams and
their lady friends were entertained
last Saturday evening by Edw. Dobbs
at his farm.
VIM. S. Hurff, of Mantua town
ship. has sold his farm in Mantua
township, to w. S. Smith, of Philadel-
paia, who will take possession on jan
nary 1st, next.
Edward Dillon and Rob't Hughes
enter upon the study of law tomorrow
at the University of Penna. Marshall
Diverty begins his second year in the
same department the same day.
The campaign in Gloucester
County will be opened on Thursday
evening, October 5, when Governor
Wilson and others will address mass
meeting in Green's Opera House.
Sunday. October the Sth. the first
meeting of the Men and Religion For
ward Movement will be held in the
Court House. Mr.. Landmaster, Of
Pittsburgh, is to be the speaker
Louis Greer, one of our High
School graduates last year, and
winner of scholarship at Rutgers
has entered upon his duties at that
foH 10 E5.1r,, f,,7x
Jacob Dupper, of Swedesboro, the
News of that place asserts has a stalk
Of corn bearing three fair ears. If
stalks bearing two such ears are rare
surely those bearing three belong in
a higher class.
The Democrats Of Harrison town