Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-08-22
WENONAH.

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A large number from here took ii
the excursion to Atlantic City yes
terday.
Prof. and Mrs. Thos. Mdlvey and
daughter Zoe, have returned from q
delightful stay at Ocean City.
Miss Cora vanCleve has lose GOLD
pin with a pearl in the centre of q
| lily.
DR.. Lake Gilmour spent the week
end at Seaford, Del, with Mrs. Gil
mour, who is visiting her parents.
A large number from here enjoyed
the annual picnic of the Tall Cedars
of Lebanon held at Alcyon Park Sat
urday afternoon and evening.
The stork left baby boy at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs William GehI
on Thursday evening.
Mr. Vaughn Duke and two children
Jane and Mona, of Glenside, were re-
newing acquaintance here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ogden, Miss
Mary Ogden and Miss Elinor Stout
took a delightful trip to Boston via
, auto last week
Mrs. Aaron Stephenson is enter-
tanning her mother, Mrs. Albert
Foulds, of Germantown
Surveyor William C. Cattell attend
Jersey Surveyors Association held
in Ocean City on Saturday.
Mrs. Will. Stokes and Mrs. William
Ekey attended a district meeting OF
the Foreign Missionary Society held
in Blackwood last Wednesday
Some of our prominent citizens arc
playing tennis very strenuously this
summer One says he is doing it to
reduce flesh and from the way he
plays he deserves a full reward We
wonder what some of the others are
playing for-Mr Hobson for in
stance
Mr.. Fisher Berg is spending some
time at Gettysburg, Pa.
Mr.. J. d. Fleming of Maatua ave.,
probably has the finest field of corn
in the county. People are coming
from miles around to see it. The
stalks are considerably over ten feet
high and the ears are enormous
Edward Scott has had the cultivation
of the field in charge and the result
testifies to his ability in that line
Norman Schock has gone to Iowa
in the interest of the Dupont Co.
Captain and Mrs. S. G. Barnard
have returned home from New Haven,
Conn, where Battery B has been at
tending manoeuvers.
Weno1ah won from Monmouth A.
G. on Saturday in fourteen inning
cyoT,, q bu Al, n cooro IF 4 10
Walter Poff, Robert Spedden, AL
bert Cattell and Francis Scroggy
were promoted into the Junior De-
partment of the NJ E. Sunday school
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Ash are
staying with Mrs Schock for awhile.
They hope to establish a permanent
home here in Wenonah and are samp-
ling it. Let us make good. We have
room for few more good citizens.
Little Cornelia Parks, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Parks, had a
bad fall off the boardwalk at Ken
lucky ave-, at Atlantic City on Thurs
day, striking the cement pavement.
She lay stunned and was picked up
and hurried off to the hospital where
I it was found she was fortunately only
bruised, and after treatment was
where she is visiting; she is getting
over the shock nicely.
Miss Linda Null spent several days
with friends in Penna. last week
Miss Bertha Wiseman, of Frank
ford, Pa, has been visiting the Misses
Drummer.
Rev. Joseph F. Ewing, of Jersey
City, had charge in the absence of
the pastor, Rev Raymond Gage, in
the Presbyterian Church Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Taxes, of Havre de
erase, Nd, is home for a short stay
with her parents, Mr.. a1d Mrs. Geo.
Krayer. !.
Miss Ruth Avis has returned from a
delightful stay in Lavalette, N. J.
The Ladies' Aid Sewing Circle met
at the home of Mrs. John Voght, on
Wednesday.
Miss Marie Holeton has sent out
cards announcing her opening OF
dressmaking and millinery at 1926
Girard ave-, Philadelphia
Violet Genther, Catharine Meredith,
Anna Mehorter, Catharine Greenig,
and Alice and Mildred Bartlett gave
little entertainment and candy sale
in the old fire house on Saturday and
cleared over dollar. The dollar
viii be sent to Mr.. Williams, at Tren-
toa, for the New Jersey Children S
Home Society, and the other part di-
vided between the little workers.
The community was shocked to
hear of the death of Alfred Russo
the young man employed as chauf-
feur by w. J. Mccain. He was in an
automobile owned by the young man
who was driving it, when the car
skidded and ran into a telegraph pole
throwing all out. He was rushed to
the hospital and lbs stitches were
taken IN a cash that extended from
his reck to his waist in front, but it
vas impossible to save his life. Mr..
and Mrs. Mccain are very mnch up
set over his death as he has been a
faithful man and was an exceedingly
careful driver. His parents i've IN
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