Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-22
EAST GREENWICH

0idI kSDOIU, went ilLO camp dt 4 UIl
Elfsburg, near Salem, on Monday
last, the 10Th, till Monday, Septem-
Der End. Accommodations have been
provided for all its members and it
is hoped that all will go. Members
can go to Salem either by train or
boat. The latter, the steamer Ade-
laide, stops at Billingsport and it is
advised that members go by this
route Fort Elfsburg is within easy
walking distance of Salem and there
| is bus running between the grounds
and the city. The Rev Edmund
| Burk will be in charge the first week
and the Rev. j. r.. Valnatta the
second. An elaborate program has
been arranged by Mr. .Burk for the
! education and entertainment of the
boys and it is certain that time spent
at this camp will be of great value
to the boys in many ways
Miss Marion Green was an over
Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Evaul
of Palmyra.
| Mrs. Joseph B. Owen and Miss
! Florence Keim We're guests of friends
in Merchantville last week
Miss Ella Burton, Of West Phila-
delphia, was an over Sunday guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Green at Mt.
Royal.
The Misses Esther Humes, Esther
Valentine and Edith Battel, of West
vile and Messrs. Frank Hoffman and
Raymond Lloyd, of Detroit, Mich,
We're over Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Humes
in Mt. Royal
The Misses Lydia ald Margaret
Granfield of Clarksboro are visiting
their friend, Miss Marion F. Smith, at
Wyncote, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wagner and
daughters Gladys, Ruth and Mae, and
spending two weeks with their par.
ents, Rev. and Mrs. j. R. Vannatta, at
the NJ. E. Parsonage.
The Sunday school of the First
Baptist Church at Mt. Royal enjoyed
their annual outing on Friday last,
going to Brammels Point along the
Delaware river 1t was an ideal day
and all enjoyed the occasion greatly
Mr. Thomas Borden and family, of
Mt. Royal, spent Friday last enjoy
ing the breezes of old ocean at At
lantic City
Miss Josie Sloan, of Camden, spent
last week with her aunt, Mrs Elmer
Kircher, at Mt. Royal
Mr.. William King, the road boss,
has purchased the small auto former
ly owned by Rob't Hollis, of Mt Roy
al, and is enjoying some very pleas
ant trips in it,
Mrs. Christian Miller who is in the
Methodist Hospital in Philadelphia is
reported to be slowly improving.
Mrs. Joseph Sickler and son Tho
burn are making an extended visit
with relatives in Connecticut.
Mrs. Scott Green is entertaining
her brother-1-law, Mr. McCollister,
from Texas
Mrs Margaret Hughes who has
sold her store property to Mr.. Still
we'll, of Ardmore, has arranged for
sale of her household goods and will
make her home with her sister, Miss
Rae Hinchman, who is pleasantly
situated in neat home on the Main
street of Clarksboro Her many
friends hope she may enjoy rest
after many years of faithful work
with her husband in the business she
has just disposed of.
Mr.. John Broshard has erected
power lathe in his automobile ma
chine shop and is now ready for busi-
ness
Mrs. Samuel Allea, of Irma, Cape
May county, formerly Miss Emma Da-
Wis, of Clarksboro, has undergone an
operation in Philadelphia hospital
1t is hoped by her many friends in
this community where she lived so
long that it will prove a success and
she will soon be restored to her usual
/ health.
The peach festival given by the
East Greenwich Boys Club on Satur-
day evening, Aug 11th, was a great
success and the nice sum of thirty
dollars was cleared and the boys are
very grateful to all for their kind
! help.
The Rev. Edmund Burk, of Clarks-
boro, is in charge of Holy Trinity
| Chapel during the month,
| Mr. Harry Eddy and Miss Laura
| NcEIwee, of Staten Island, n Y, are
again spending some time in Clarks-
boro and Mr. Eddy's racing machine
going at such speed up and down
our new road is quite an attraction to
our village people.
/ DR.. Denten Stillwell has taken
charge of the store of the late G.. G.
| Hughes and moved his family there
on Wednesday of last week. Mr.. Still
well will be welcomed by the towns
people and no doubt will receive a
share of the patronage of the COM
munity in his business.
A regular meeting of the East
| Greenwich Fire Company was held on
Tuesday evening, Aug 18th, with a
full attendance. Messrs. Frank NJ.
Dunham, John Caldwell and Rev.
Edmund Burk were appointed dele
gates to the Convention to be held at
Atlantic City next month
The second annual watermelon
party of East Greenwich Lodge No.
s230 i. o. o. F. of Clarksboro was held
at their lodge room on Wednesday