CAPE HAY COUHTY TIMES. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1926

^^Cumberland County Happenings of The Week

bslerville kly Reanion Mrs. Isaac Thompson (heir annual home- • homestead on Sunkunlon was a large fat members of the Brt. A aumptuous dlnKd and everyone reft floe time. \l5~WaUe. Mac Don lad of aweet potatoes

V Monday.

pm. T. HiRn. ofMiUkn Mrs. Ed. line on

punty meet!hr held |church last week. |eard a very Inter-

Dr. Yards.

Port Elizabeth Parent-Teacher Haliowe en Party The Parent-Teachers held Its regular business and social meeting Monday evening in the school house. The association concluded to have a Hallowe'en Party Piiday evening. October *9, and everyone is Invited to come and are asked to masque. There will be no admission but -plenty of good things to buy. After the business was dispensed with, games wer* played. Mrs. Marie Panco and Marls won prizes, and refreshments were served. The tiosteanri of the evening were Mrs. E11l Reeves. Mis. Marie Palm. Mrs. Parthenia Pyle and Mrs. Mary Widener. There were thirty-six

members present.

Sara Grasaman is visiting ■ Carl GHland. Janies Harris anrtj relatives in Camden. N. J. Miss Jam-* Vanaman are here for the

Graasman atteRderi the Myers- week end.

Walton wedding while there. | Mr Wharton, daughter and Harriet Henderson entertained | friends were here Thursday. Ed- .

Mrs. Ada M. Munday. Mi. and | win Elliott had Mr. Whatron out Victor Ericksen. gath red Mrs. John Henderson. Mrs. Maud, rail-birding and they were ••high'his home to r •mind him he 1 Halloway. of Philadelphia, and boat • ] passeB another milestone -

Mr*. Irma Henderaon to dinnjrj 1^*, Kmmn Boggs. Anthony, this week. I Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. M. Camp. Mrs. Howard HeUler was visit-. Mr. Kokenus. Raymond Hendcr-

Ing her parents in Jefferson this | son. Edith Wilson. Ethej oul victor, of course. Those

Haleyville

Surprised on Birthday

Thursday evening a few Irlend -

He was very much surprized and entertained them with .selections on the radio. There was also a paddling comeet in which

V. Ha\t-rluud and Mr. Clark. Millville, were nolle -d in town '

Tuesday.

Bailey spen' **—

Newell Rodan f^l. spent Saturday |pplng m Millville. , Ralph Compton, ic. spent Sunday | Mrs. Gilbert Lee. MacDonald, spent Icnoon with her aum. Rsher. at Dorchester, t Vineland vlslbfrs Duffleld Sharp, fanday with Mr. and tErrickzon. la PhUa-j pin. Ellsworth ’-.nes J Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walter Sharp. Mr. and faillden and [ Tomlin :and pxnotig the shoppers at prtlay evening. Lee and Mrs. Charles (laughter, of Illinois, hr with Mr. and Mrs. |Mpson They had na allowing tha dam- | by the recent flood Mrs. Charles Ewing. L spent Punday with H. R. T hompson. . Harry Thompson Augustus Thom p.* on

it of town.

. Charles Griffith lalte: and Gordon, {afternoon with Mi

1 S. Cox.

re. Walter Spent harp spent Pridsy slowly Improving

A Mr*. Charles Coverdale Eflay last week In Phils-

pto'tlng the Sesqui.

■ Mills, of Bridgeton, has Efcomo after spending ft Islah Tomlin, helping her his winter crops. Ewbo are having their grlrod and Mr. W. WilKi Chance. Harry Lioyd.

Thompson. Joseph

foaeph Cox ard Ezra Cox. fa Mrs. Uroy Totour anthe birth of a son. which

Bued Leroy Irvin. j her marriage was

Btu Will Ron The early morning buz Is going to make Its run as scheduled. Co imuters wiote to the Utility Commission In Trenton, and they will not allow the bus to be taken off. Mr. aud Mrz. John WUhart. of Vineland, spent Sunday with Mr. ’VWhart's sister. Danclla. Dr. Harvey Brown, or Woodbury. visited relatives here on

Sunday.

Mr and Mrs. Alonzo Donn*lly. of Heislervllle. called on Mr. and Mrs. Fauter this week Mrs. Bessie Goolah. of Tampa. Fla., who is staying here for the winter with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Horner. Is visiting h?r sister in Pennsgrove. N J. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warfield are in Philadelphia for a fei days on business. Mrs. George Bennett visile relatives In Millville on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Manning ar spending the week in Atlantic City, they are building a handhome there for winter, and have a cottage here for the summer where Mr. Manning raises beautiful flowers as

William Weisen left here Friday for Cape May Court House where he has accepted a posi-

tion.

Mr. and M/s. Ralph Ackley, of Mantua. N. J., are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter., Ruth Grace. Mr. ..nd Mrs. Ackley are former residents

of Port Elizabeth.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry '.lanklns and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Aunnmek attended a chicken pot pi.supper at Dorchester Saturday evening. The supper was for the benefit of the church. Dr. Byron Pyle, of-’ Pitman. N. J.. ife spending the week end here

with his parents.

Mrs. Clarence Moore. Miss.-s Ethel and Kathryn Moore. John Alsop spent Saturday z

Sesqui.

Lister Fauver attended the

k's celebration Friday evening.

before he Er 1 ,::

_l has been spending

K with liis parents. Mr

^*"iwrcnce Stile*. 1 Brewster, of Hnley-

ten spending a

Hid Mrs. Ed. Camp, k gather their crops Imma Williams has r< Eber borne at Lannduli Emending a wee* with

Mr* Rhoda Cox

■EMrs. Ben Thompson {■urpiise shower given

. A. J. Vannaman. in's parent's home,

^lampion, at Menan-

spent Sunday

fteta Sharp, who Is parents over the week . Hand and mother. I e, motored to Dor flsit Mrs. Ixmle Ilile*

busy this

ftrig their rrops of pol heavy frost comes, y Tomlin and Mr. brge Tomlin and son. ou. of town SunJob Tozour. oi L are spending a few .. Walter Spence Z Smith, of Milli town Wednesday kill- her - she attendof the L. «'• K J Bible Clao ol the m* have been veiy tek selling cook liookr ftsou has puii-nssed

Hannah Green, of Haleyville, ts a visitor here this wesk. Francis Vanaman made a buslits trip to Philadelphia Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mayhew. Mrs. Ada M. Munday and Harriet Henderaon were Mlllvi]^ steppers on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Uarria. who recently moved to Newtleld. •a calling on friends here this Mrs. Isaac Horner attended a funeral In Bridgeton on Tuesday. Irma Henderson visited the Se.-qul Thursday In company with her High School class of

Millville.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Oliver md iamtly. of Millville, were Isltlng Mrs. Ollier's parents on

Sunday.

M r>. Marit Camp and Mias Kathryn Moore were out-of-town shoppers on Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Mayhew called on Mrs. Harry Hankins one aftcrMis> Ellen Harris entertained her Sunday school class Wednesday evening. A nice social time was enjoyed and Miss EII-.-c served dainty n-frcshiuents Miss Anna Grassman, of Col llngswood. Is visiting Miss Rachel

Gliland.

Mr. and Mrs. David Pyle ent. tallied their five hundred club Wednesday evening. Those present were Miss Dsnelia Wishart. James Harris. Mrs. May Harris. Mrs. Ada M. Munday. Mr. and Mis. Pyle. Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Henderson and Mr. and Mrs.

Isaac Horner.

Miss Ethel Si. Clair attended the first night of the Lyceum Course, of Millville High School.!

Monday evening.

Rev. and Mrs. Ira J. B. Hill out-of-town visitors thisl week. y

re. Harry Mayhew. Harris and Miss I

Danella Wishart were in Millville Friday, to purchase a gas rsngc

for tby Church. Hall

Clair. Margan t Boggs. Harris and Ella Reeves i Millville shoppers this week. Luella Elliott has been

around this week collecting for the Children's Home In Trenton.

Mr. Frank _ Lore, of Pitman,

and Edwin !-ore. of Ocean City,

visited their mother on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. -Lejicr Kauvor

made a business trip to Cape May

this

Mr. Braun and family, of Ckmden. wore entertained by Mrs.

Harry Davies on Sunday.

Mrs. Harry Hess and daughter of Pennsgrove. wer - calling

relatives here on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Turner had their daughter and familv, of Delinont,

with them on Sunday.

Mr. Henry O. Burt was In town

Saturday on business.

Quite a few attended the Hallowe'en Party given In Cumber-

Btidgeion land this week at the homo of

Mrs. Brown. The party was given Mr*. Parthenls Pyle entertained j for the benefit of the Cumberland j

Thursday afternoon for Mls-s I.Church.

Parkinson, of Vineland, and the] Democrat candidates. Mr. Moor:-.

lyman and L?wls Dare I

for Sheriff. Mias Parkinson and the candidates gave interesting i

there were quite a few In-1

vlted quests.

Howard Henderson is vUiling his aunt. Miss Irma Holloway, of Philadelphia, over the week-end. also visiting the Sesqui. Mr. and Mrs. C. Caskey, of Philadelphia, are spending a few days at their summer cottage

here.

Mrs. Hannah Hughes has returned from a two weeks' visit to Pitznau. N. J. Mrs. Jacob Richsteiner. and little daughter. Kathryn, were in Millville Wednesday. Mrs. Rebecca Boggs. May Boggs and John Boggs motored around the Sesqui grounds on Sunday. Mr. Fino and'tamily. of Phllaflelphla. were her* this weeMiav-J ing the final settlement

.- Mr. and Mr*. John

I Roth. Josephine Roth. Cbarlc Bradway. Mrs. Anna Noel. Mr. Elwood Bailey and son, Mrs. George Baxter. Mrs. Clara Radcliffe. Eudora. Claramay and Roberta. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bradway. Wm. Jr., and Harriet. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ericksen. Henry

and George.

Stanley and Joe Novakowskl and William Bradway w Fortesque visitors on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowkir were Millville visitors Saturdaj

svening.

• Robert Garrison. Elvlc Garrison and St. icnson Doberi.-dcy look ir

ning.

, and Mrs. Raymond Cobh •ed to Cape May Sunday, r' frame is b -lng rnis.':l for ew home of Harry Eldredg-'

th Mr*. S. Garrotson. : contractor. John Ran: entertained her ji r . nn rt Mi*. Raymond Cobb brother. James P :ttli. at dinner, drovi. 10 Pittsburg last week to Thursday. | attend the funeral of Mrs. Cobb *

B-nj Henderson. ; sister,

of Benedict. Md.. took dinner j UrB g,,,,,, po|h a nius and ith her gr anddaughter. Mrs. El-; daU( . hl ,. r Catherine, visaed in •ood Bailey, on Friday. , A! , oway anii Salem. Sunday. - „„ T , P„,.

hamus Is quite III.

-port.'were visiting

Mrs. Reta Bailey on Friday. Charles Btadwuy and Mrs.

Anna Noel took dinner with her

mother In Millville on Sunday. Capt. and Mrs. Edward Rob-

bins entertained Rev. and Mrs.

Benage Lord on Sunday. Mrs. Jennie Shorpshlre is on

an extended visit to h r chlldr.'ri In Philadelphia and Germantown.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bowker are entertaining friends from

The school children are eagerly awaiting Hallowe'en a“ many parties arc planned both at tchool and at home.

Miss Wlineiiuna ~oxer vlt her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Tozer, over th- week end. Tax Collector. Leroy Cjnmpion. was In town Monday to receive

the n

vies

rday e

Dorchester

Enjoy Potpie Supper

The Ladies' »»'<■ a chicken potpie supper In the K. of P. Hall on Saturday evening. Among those who were there from of-lown were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dare. Mr. -nd Mrs. Arthur Hoffman and Mrs. Jan. Dll worth.' of Pitman: Mr. and Mrs. Foster and Mias PaUle Hend;t from Deimont; Dr. and Mrs. Chaa. Butcher, of Heislervllle: Mr. Mrs. Harry Hankins and friends, of Menantlco; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shaw and son. John, of Leesburg: Mrs. Harry Stowman. and Mrs. Frank Stowman daughter. Mary Ethyl. Mr. Mrs. Leslie Blackman and Mrs. Gilbert High, of Port Norris.

place they recently sold. Hanndh Hughes has gone to Vineland for a few days. and Mrs. Clem Caskey were calling on friends In Oc?an City this week. Mrs. Abbie. Ida and Minnie Miskelly. Mrs. Emma Curtis. Mrs. Haxel Garrison and Mrs. Anna Edwards, of Millville, spen! Wednesday at their old homestead

here.

Sesqui on Monday.

L. L. Reev.

A heavy frost Thursday night destroyed the beautiful uahllas

around town.

Miss Edna Chambers spent

Sunday In Heislervllle.

Among the Millvili- shipper:

Mrs. Grorge Baxter and Mrs. Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Clara Radcliffe and children, of, Mort Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. H.-nry Millville, took supper w ith Mr. j Carlisle. Mr. and Mr.- Raymond and Mrs. Victor Ericksen Thurs-jcobb. Mrs. Tozer am! daughter, day . . I Mu. Will Hand and son. EnterMlss Clara Bradway spent: son. Mr. and Mr Arthur M< Thursday night with Miss Thelma Clain and son. Bill. Mrs. Sarah I Baxter in Millville. Polbamus. M>. and Mrs. BenJ Bradway Mr. Emerson Rotliie spen! lit • took dinner with his grandpar- n-ek end in Deimont. ents on Sunday. ' Mr. rToy hofin- aud family Mr .and Mrs. Jos. Bradway. of | visited Vineland Sunday. Wildwood, railed on Wm. Brad-: Mr. a..d Mrs. Arthur McClain way's father on Sunday after- and son. Bill, and Mr. and Mrs.

| Henry Carlisle and ■laugh! -r.

and Mrs. James Pettit, of j Katheryn. motored to Bridgeton

sister

Leesburg

Others noticed from town in Millville were (rth-.tr Hih-s, and family. Ted Vlnlski. William Bradway. Raymond Blizzard and Stanley and Jo- Novakowskl. I Mr. and Mrs.. Victor Ericksen! and children attended a birthday i party given to Mrs. George Bax-! in Millville. Saturday eve-1

nln *- j Millvili:

and Mrs. Charles Bliczard., p t . (l | t - g

of Bridgeton, were visiting ! • i ©n Sum

and Mrs. Norton Garrison on i

Sunday.

Alfred Sharp, of Is-esburg, was

calling on William Bradway Sun - j

iy. j A home-made bake sal- will h Mr. and Mr*. Harrison Bailey; held In Harry Holllngahead's entertained Mr. and Mrs. Milton ; store at ~ o'cloes. Friday afterBailey. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood noon for th- benefit of the ParBailey and son. and Mi. and Mrs.! ent-Teacher Association. James Wills and ch.ld on Sun-! Ralph Polhamtts and Howard: y. ! Russeft went to Philadelphia with 1

William Foster, of Ocean Clty.lth-ir parents last week,

is calling on friend* in Hairy-[ The '..vrbtr shop belonging to ville Sunday. | Mrs. Sarah *:• rickson Is to b ■ oc- J

Ja.us Pettit rlsited his sister.! cupled again.

Mr*. H. Bailey Thursday. | Mrs. John Harris anil sons. Mr. Frankie Hanson, of Bailey-; Robert and John, visited their town, was in town a few days father in Camden last week, this week. I Harold Henderson. >f Vin -lnnd. and M.s. Elwood Bailey-who ha* been confined to his bad,

dtlng hl.t par-!

• Sunday.

Mis* Alma Shi her grandparents. John Sharp.

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with his father and: ■

mother

Charles Bradway Anna Noel were Mlllviile Thursday evening.

«ts Sunday.

Howard Calhoun's house luokij cry attractive sine-.- the painting' is* been completed.

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position as watchman for thej Ship Building Company. Mr. and Mrs. Burrow* Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy S. Champion spent the week end in' ocean City with Mr. and Mr*.

Everett Powell.

The Maurice River Antler Club will give a chicken potpir dinthelr members, and ladit

Misses Helen and Elizabeth I on Saturday evening. Octcdicr 30. King, of Philadelphia, are spend-1 a t the -Shach" In the deer wood*.

!tn Hunting hTYLlSH i^TOUT (thoes li stop at pr’* Bootery I High Street

DUCK SEASON IS ON See U» For i Guns $8.50 to $48.00 I Coats $4.00 to $9.00 i Super X, U. S. Ajax, Remington Heavy Duck Load and Winchester ShellsOil Heater $5.50 to $45.00 Barn and Roof Paint ! ! $1.50 gal. w. E. HOWELL 19 E Main Street i | MILLVILLE. N. J

Ing the week e. with their Mrs. Jacob Henderson. Jam** Harris has received word of the death of hi* sister. Mrs. Lydia West, of Washington. D. Mrs. West was ninety-three years old and lived hen- for many years. Mr*. West's body is to be cremated, the ashes brought here and Interred in the old family

burial plot.

Mrs. Marian Henderson has gone to visit her sister In Philadelphia for two week*. Hcrschel Chambers ha* moved in th* David Spirker house. Margaret Boggs and Harriet Henderson attended the Chapter of the Eastern Star in Millville

Saturday evening.

Mr*. J. Reeves, of Coll logs wood, is visiting her daughter and son

for a few- days.

M i Mrs. Norman Thomp-

son an-, daughter, of Atlantic City, are with Mrs. Thompson'

mother, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Penning

, ton. of Bridgeton, called on Mn

Kate Henderson this .week. I'lysse* Benner and wife. Wn

Benner. Walter Benner and family and Mr. and Mrs. Osborne. ■ Philadelphia, are spending a fe

days at their summer honi:-. Mrs. liei.tz is entertaining h .laughter from New York City.

i laid

Harry Stow:

the keel on Monday for a new

yacht.

Thomas A. Chew, who purchased the property of Mrs. B. <\ Steelman, on High Street. Is Starting extensive repairing. Mrs. Kathryn Stowman is spending som • time with her sister. Mrs. Hester Gusklll, at Mays Landing. LeRoy S. Champion spent Monday In Lc-sburg and Wednesday in Port Elizabeth. Mr. and Mn. Milton Bailey spent Sunday with hi* parents Baileytow-n. Mr*. Hester Gaskill ha* ed home after spending a wee] with her *l*it-r. Mrs. Kathryi

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