Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-06-10
sWEDESBORU.


Mrs. Mary Vincent, of Camden, has been
spending week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs VIM G. Titus.
Mrs. Frank Black has been spending
few days with relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Nettie Taylor is visiting relatives in
Elmer
Mrs. Rebecca g. Clement has left Swedes-
boro for Peru, Indiana, where she will make
her home with her children.
Samnel Sapp, wife and daughter, Of Cam
den, have been the guests OF VIM. G. Titus
and wife.
Miss Redrow. of Mantua, has been the
guest Of her friend, NJ IS Florence G.
Pither.
Miss Amanda Wilson has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fannie Sooy, in Philada
George W. Hannold and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Miller,
at Panlsboro.
Thomas B. Smith and wife, of Philadel-
phla, have been visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles T. Smith,
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Lilley, of Bridge
port, have been visiting Rev. and Mrs. W.
s. Ludlow. at the M. E parsonage.
Rev. DR.. Loring Batten, of Philadelphia,
oficiated in Trinity Episcopal church on
last Sunday morning and afternoon. Even
ing was omitted.
Rev. w. S. Ludlow was again called to
the sick bed of his brother, Mr. Edwin F.
Ludlow, at Haddonield on last Thursday
afternoon. He found him sinking rapidly,
and on Friday at noon he passed away.
His funeral occurred on Monday. The
family have the sympathy of friends in
their affection.
The twelfth annual convention of the
Woolwich Township Sunday School Asso-
| citation, will be held in the NJ E church
on Friday evening, 18th inst. Rev's. j.
H. O'Brien and W. S. Ludlow will make
addresses. The program throughout will
be an interesting one, and all friends OF
Sunday schools are cordially invited.
Children's Day will be observed in our
churches with interesting programs.
Edward H. Black has started milk
route in our town.
Mr.. William Rode has purchased a
handsome piano for his daughters.
The Woodbury. and Swedesboro Turn
pike Company had their annual meeting
and dinner at Clark's hotel on last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Harry McCollister and Mrs. Harry
T. Ford, have handsome new bicycles.
Mrs. Harry McCollister very pleasantly
entertained about thirty of her lady friends
at her home in South Swedesboro on last
Friday. The guests were Mrs. William
Cooper, Mrs Samuel s. Guest, Mrs George
W. Hannold, Mrs. Benjamin Lawrence, Mrs
Adrian P. Locke, Mrs. William Lawrence,
Mr.. S. Will Gaskill, Mrs. George Mitchell,
Mrs. Oliver Grimshaw, Mrs. Harry T.
Ford, Mrs. Benjamin G. Clark, Mrs Benz
F. Buzby, Misses Sarah Hurff, Mary Rulon
Blanch Clark, Mae Norcross, the Misses
Lille and Lula Kuhnle, the Misses Laura
and Name Weatherby, of Swedesboro
Mrs. Edgar Smith, of Wenonah; Mrs VIM
| A. Sailer,and Mrs. George Barton, of Phila.;
Mrs. Harry Boogar of Camden Mrs Eugene
Oliphant, Mrs. Robert Gibson and Miss Eva
Trnitt, of Bridgeport Mrs John Mcintyre
Wissahickon, Pa.
| The weather continues cold and stormy
and truck farmers are greatly discouraged
over the prospect. A gentleman of this
| place we'll known for his truthfulness, de.
clares that he saw snow falling as he came
home on the train from Camden on Mon.
day.
| The fires at the Swedesboro Glass Works
will 90 out on June 30, after very sue.
cessful season.
The commencement exercises of the
Swedesboro Academy will be held on Fri
| day evening, June Is.