Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-05-23


Miss Mary Rino and Mrs. Oliver
Ogden spent the week end at Allan
tic City.
Pennock, recent student at the
W. M. A., is pitching for the Ath-
aetics and is doing fine work.
Miss Eunice McKeen left for Vir-
ginia on Monday morning where she
will remain for several months.
The Wenonah Boy Scouts won from
the W. NJ. A. ma base ball game on
Friday by the score of IL to Z.
The Mothers Class was held at the
home of Mrs. George Mccormick on
Monday evening. Delicious refresh
ments were served and good time
was had by all present.
Third and fourth degrees were Civ
en- by Mantua Grange No. 80 P. OF
H. in Noblitts Hall on Monday even
ing An entertainment win be held
this Monday evening by the men and
the following Monday, June 3rd, by
the women. Points will be counted
and the losing side will treat on the
following Monday evening.
Miss Bessie Gladding has badly
sprained ankle; while at play she
caught her foot in an iron fence.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church gave musical
in the Sunday school room Tuesday
evening. An attractive program was
given.
AR. Frank Benson has purchased
fine automobile.
Mrs. Harry Peddle has had Mr..
and Mrs. GLADDEN., of Maine, as her
guests.
Mrs. S. G. Mehorter has rented
her home on Clinton St., and will
move her family to Philadelphia. The
community is very sorry to lose
them.
Mr. William VanMeter is not so
well, as other complications besides
the broken limb have set in.
Tonight (Thursday)the Presbyterian
Brotherhood has its annual supper,
The speakers are to be the new sec
retary of the County Y. M. c. A.
work and the Rev. Samuel A. Har-
ker, of Clayton Tickets are fifty
cents.
Mr.. and Mrs Palmer, of Phila-
delphia, have moved into Mrs Thos.
Adams home for the summer.
Mr.. Richard Clark has sold his
house on Mantua ave. to Mr. War
Ten, of Tioga, Pa.
Several of our residents were en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. Samuel
Savage of Sewell on Sunday A de-
fcrlnf f,11 IL
ial menu was served.
Mrs. Kate Adams has moved to
No. Il Seventh Ave-, Pitman for the
summer.
Mrs. Hoodless Lock, of Camden,
and Mrs. Eastlack, of Woodbury.,
spent Monday with Mrs. Thos. Saw
age
Mrs. Stevens, of Bay City, Mich.
has returned to her home after
spending a month with her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Sapp
Rev. R. H. Gage took the Boy
Scouts on a hike to Philadelphia, on
Saturday. They first visited sever
al places of interest and then took
in the bali game
Miss Alice Keeler has been enter
tanning Mrs. Mayon, of Philadelphia,
for few days.
Hereafter and until the 10th of
June, the cadets of the W. M. A.
will drill or give a dress parade in
the park every Sunday afternoon at
5 o'clock 60
Mr. Pitt and Miss Ridgley, of Phil
adelphia, were the guests of Miss
Clara Turner on Saturday
DR.. and Mrs. William Green, of
Germantown, will open their summer
home here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patten who have
recently re-opened their home here,
entertained party of thirty friends
from Philadelphia on Saturday for
dinner.
Mr.. Charles EARLY, of Clayton, and
Miss Myra Jones, of Hurffville, were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Harry viereck on Jefferson
avenue
Hon. William Cattell is on the sick
On next Tuesday evening, May 2Sth
an organ recital will be given in the
NJ E. Church. The organist will be
Mr.. James c.. Warhurst; soloist, Mrs.
DT W3lildu H. 1T0eH, SOpIaHOh
baritone, DIR. S. Lupsetenltz. An
admission of IS cents will be charged
and the same will go to the repair
fund of the church
Miss Mary Parks was home from
the State Normal school for the week
end.
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BLACKWOOD
This Saturday Mr.. Steel and family
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