Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-07-15
sWEDEsBORU.


Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sapp and daugh-
| ter, of Camden, are spending week Wild
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Titus, grandparents
Of Mrs. Sapp.
| The Misses Florence G.. Pither and Maria
Cozens, ara spending some time at Mantua,
the guests OF Miss Pither's grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Zane.
VIM. j. McIntire, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with I. 81. Weatherby and daugh-
ter's.
Mrs. VIM. II. Eldridge and sons, Of
WilIiamstown, are the guests Of her mother
Mrs. Mary Shivers.
Mrs. Fannie Holdcraft has returned to
Camden after two weeks spent with rel
atives here.
| Frederick Weber and family returned on
Tuesday from two weeks visit with
| friends at Elmer.
Miss Mamie vanFleet aud Miss Annie
Salter, of Newark, have been the guests OF
Miss Olive Hancock.
Joseph Headley has been visiting her
daughters in Bridgeton.
Mrs. VIM. A. Shivler is still very i'll. and
gradually growing weaker.
Miss Amanda Wilson is still sick at the
home of her sister in Philada.
The Junior Epworth League under the
care of Miss Retta G. Fox, held their picnic
at jennings woods ON last Wednesday. The
rain in the afternoon somewhat interfered
with their enjoyment, and sent them home
early.
Mrs. VIM Fl. Hannold is spending several
days with her daughter, Mrs. John p.
Cheesman, at Elmer.
Master Earl Powers, of Salem, is visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank
Faucet.
George w. Hannold wife and son, and
George Cheesman and sisters, attended the
dedication of the new M. E. church at
Elmer, on last Sunday.
Mrs. B. r. Moffett returned on Friday
evening from two weeks outing spent at
the Neyersink Mountain Hotel, near r .ad-
ing, Penna, as the guest of her brother, Mr..
Frank Eastlack, of Camden. Her friends
will be glad to know that she comes back
greatly benefited in health from soiourn
on the highest point of the Neversink
mountain.
The Episcopal Sunday school held their
annual picnic at Alcyon Park on last
Thursday. and report very pleasant time.
| The Epworth League of the M. E. church
gave lawn social in the academy yard on
last Friday evening. The place was prettily
lighted with Chinese lanterns. The Swedes-
boro band furnished music, plenty of good
things were on sale and pleasant time
was enjoyed.
The ladies of Trinity church will give a
supper in Jennings woods on Thursday
afternoon, July 70. Supper Is cents; chill
dren's supper, Is cents
Harry Hewitt has been removed from
this road, and given position as conductor
on train between Glassboro and Atlantic
City.
The first bass of the season was taken
from Porch's mill pond on Tuesday. 1t
was fine fish weighing fully three pou nds.
We understand that it was taken by New
York commission merchant who had to
call two companions to his assistance before
the gamy fellow could be landed in the
boat.
B. A. Headley has purchased pony
and two seated carriage for the use of his
children.
vi ldcb Iludy cFculuK vlSlbI0R Dr6G0r6Q
to the number of forty-fiye from Chester,
with delegations from Wilmington, Media.
Philadelphia, Camden, Mantua. Woodbury.
and Glassboro, paid fraternal visit to
Swedesboro Lodge, No. 1877, F. and A. M.
The Presby terrain congregation which has
been worshiping in the Baptist church since
the storm which so severely damaged their
own, expect to occupy their church on
Sunday.
This section was visited by most well
come rain on Tuesday, which greatly helped
the growing crops, and for which our farm
ers are thankful.
Diamond Council, No. ID, Jr. O. U. A.
M, has elected the following officers =
Junior Past Councillor, Samuel Shivler
Councillor, Robinson Smith; Vice Councillor,
Elmer 9. johnson; Recording Secretary,
Harry W. Sonder; Assistant Rec. Sec, c.
II. q. Pancoast Financial Secretary, Harry
B. Smith ; Treasurer, Louis P. Mayer Con-
ductor, B. Harry Black; Warden, VIM. W.
Mattson; Inside Sentinel.J. Morton Shoch !;
Outside Sentinel, Hugh Mccullough Trus-
tee, Harry W. S0uder; Representative to
State Council, G. Wilmer Brown; Chap
lain, Allen G. Headley.
Those who have crops of early potatoes
and tomatoes are in luck, as the prices are
better than for some years.