Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-08-31
EAST GREENWICH.


Mr.. I. III Davidson, Jr, entertained
fellow workers in the Colonial Trust
Co., Of Philadelphia. The President
of the company was one Of the num-
Der. They arrived on the afternoon
train and proceeded to enjoy the time
I by game of ball and such other
sports as can be played on the beau
ltiful lawn of Mr.. Dayidson's home.
Mrs. Davidson did her part by hav-
I ing delicious supper Of all he good
things of the season, prepared for
them at 6 o'clock, to which all did
full justice, and before leaving on the.
late evening train the best OF water.
melons and cantalonpes were thor
oughly enjoyed. This is the second
outing OF this kind that Mr.. Davidson
has given his fellow employees and
lthey thoroughly appreciate his gen
crosby and kindness.
Mrs Robert Eldridge has returned
from two weeks visit to relatives
in Bridgeton.
Sunday, Sept. 3rd, is Epworth Lea
que Rally Day The topic for the
evening League meeting is THE SUI
preme Motive Power" and will be in
charge of Brother Will H. Hoffman.
All welcome to these meetings.
Rev. J. r.. Vanatta will have re-
turned from his vacation and will be
present and have charge of the Sun
day services in his church as usual,
on Sunday, September 3rd. He would
be greatly pleased to have large
congregation to greet him.
Our genial rural mail carrier, Mr..
George Walters, wishes to announce
to his people on his route that he
will have a holiday on Labor Day,
September 4th, and no mail will be
delivered, but anyone wishing it can
| call at the Office and obtain their mail.
Sunday morning, September 3rd,
Holy Communion will be administer
ed in the NJ. e. Church. All are cor
daily invited to be present at this
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shute and
son Aldyn have returned from a de-
| lightful ten days outing at Fortescue
Beach, where they greatly enjoyed
the bathing, fishing and boating.
They enjoyed fish for every meal,
some of their party having caught
| 105 at one catch Mr. and Mrs. Will
| bert Shute and daughter Mae, of East
Side, were of the party. 1t was
their first visit at the resort, but
having fell in love with it, they don't
think it will be their last.
| Miss Bessie Hoffman has returned
from a very delightful trip to New
York and other points, in company
with her brother and wife, Lieut. and
Mrs. Corbett Hoffman.
The Ladies Aid of the Clarksboro
M. E. Church will meet at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Shute, on
Tuesday evening, September 5th. 1t
| is hoped the members of the Society
| will try to be present, as it is Mr..
and Mrs. Shute's annual invitation
to their home, and they thoroughly
enjoy having their friends come in
large numbers; all welcome.
The Mohawks, of Clarksboro, played
the Gibbstown Juniors on their dia-
mond, at Clarksbore, on Saturday af-
| ternoon, and defeated them, the score
being Ill Good for the Mohawks.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jaggard and
little daughter Ida, of Grenioch, were
over Sunday guests at the NJ. E. par
sonage.
Miss Dora Stanger, of Camden, was
guest of her friend, Mrs. Elmer
Kircher, at Mt. Royal, few days
last week.
The Sunday school of ST. Peters
P. E. Church, of Clarksboro, enjoyed
their annual outing on Wednesday of
last week at DEFAULTS woods, near the
Delaware river.
Mrs. VIM n Hoffman and daugh-
ter Bessie, spent few days last week
enjoying the sea breezes at Ocean
| Grove.