Philadelphia Inquirer, March 12, 1899View transcription
CAMDEN
William J. Paul, city editor of the Review, has been spending several days in New York city.
Miss Florence Shimer, of Reiglesville, is visiting Miss Jennie Boyer.
Howard Pancoast, a student at Princeton University, is spending a few days at home visiting his father, former Judge D. J. Pancoast.
J. B. VanSciver and wife sailed for Europe on Wednesday for a Continental tour.
County Detective John Cherry, who had his face frozen during the recent blizzard, is able to be about again.
Sheriff David Baird has returned from a business trip to Mobile, Ala.
City Comptroller Samuel Hufty and Street Commissioner Lewis Mohrman spent Wednesday in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mulford, Mr. and Mrs. J. Alphens Vansant, Mr. and Mrs. John Nulty and William C. Riggs and family have been attending the Methodist Conference at Atlantic City this week.
The Fireside New Year's Association on Tuesday evening elected the following officers: President, A. K. Snyder; first vice-president, Emil Geer; second vice-president, W. J. Stanton; recording secretary, Paul Faussel; financial secretary, R. Murr; trustees, R. Gordon, Harvey Dumphey, E. Kellogg, C. Lock, Edward Walls; captain, Walter J Stanton; first lieutenant, W. Sillings; second lieutenant, W. Kinzler; third lieutenant, C. E. Stripe; fourth lieutenant, S. P. Verga; musical inspectors, C. Davis and D. Smith.
The Camden Camera Club organized at 926 Broadway, on Tuesday evening, with the following officers: Dr. W. W. Kain, as president; James Rowan, vice-president; Rev. G. W. Pettitt, secretary; Dallas R. Cann, treasurer.
August H. Reeve will take his family to California this spring.
Christopher C. Chew spent Thursday attending the M. E. Conference at Atlantic City.
Judge E. Ambler Armstrong and his mother are enjoying a trip to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Voorhees and Master Dayton Voorhees are spending several weeks on a Southern tour.
William J. Browning, chief clerk of the House of Representatives, is home from Washington for a short stay.
William J. Paul, city editor of the Review, has been spending several days in New York city.
Miss Florence Shimer, of Reiglesville, is visiting Miss Jennie Boyer.
Howard Pancoast, a student at Princeton University, is spending a few days at home visiting his father, former Judge D. J. Pancoast.
J. B. VanSciver and wife sailed for Europe on Wednesday for a Continental tour.
County Detective John Cherry, who had his face frozen during the recent blizzard, is able to be about again.
Sheriff David Baird has returned from a business trip to Mobile, Ala.
City Comptroller Samuel Hufty and Street Commissioner Lewis Mohrman spent Wednesday in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mulford, Mr. and Mrs. J. Alphens Vansant, Mr. and Mrs. John Nulty and William C. Riggs and family have been attending the Methodist Conference at Atlantic City this week.
The Fireside New Year's Association on Tuesday evening elected the following officers: President, A. K. Snyder; first vice-president, Emil Geer; second vice-president, W. J. Stanton; recording secretary, Paul Faussel; financial secretary, R. Murr; trustees, R. Gordon, Harvey Dumphey, E. Kellogg, C. Lock, Edward Walls; captain, Walter J Stanton; first lieutenant, W. Sillings; second lieutenant, W. Kinzler; third lieutenant, C. E. Stripe; fourth lieutenant, S. P. Verga; musical inspectors, C. Davis and D. Smith.
The Camden Camera Club organized at 926 Broadway, on Tuesday evening, with the following officers: Dr. W. W. Kain, as president; James Rowan, vice-president; Rev. G. W. Pettitt, secretary; Dallas R. Cann, treasurer.
August H. Reeve will take his family to California this spring.
Christopher C. Chew spent Thursday attending the M. E. Conference at Atlantic City.
Judge E. Ambler Armstrong and his mother are enjoying a trip to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Voorhees and Master Dayton Voorhees are spending several weeks on a Southern tour.
William J. Browning, chief clerk of the House of Representatives, is home from Washington for a short stay.
