Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-07-22
SWEDESBORO.

Miss Florence Stone has been spending
week with her aunt Mrs. Frank Powers OF
Salem.
Mrs. W. s. Ludlow has been spending
several days with an invalid sister at
Millville.
j. Clifford Dubois and wife, and Mrs. 7.
w. Dubois are spending week at the
Neversink Mountain Hotel. near Reading,
Pa.
Mrs. Geo. W. Pither spent Sunday at
Mantua, and Mr. Pither spent Sunday and
Monday at Seaview.
Mrs. VIM. r. Stone and children have
gone to spend week with her mother,
Mrs. James Somers, at Seaview.
daughter, of Millville, have been the guests
of Mr.. Samuel Salisbury.
Mrs. Frank johnson and daughter. of
Phila., are visiting here.
Mrs. VIM. Hanson and son, of Florida,
have been spending a week with their
uncle, Samuel A. Croft.
Mrs Rebecca Rey noIds has been spend
ing some time with her son Charles in
Camden.
Mrs. Annie Davidson has returned from
Philadelphia, where she has been spendiog
several weeks with her invalid father
Miss Hannah Sparks has been spending
week in Woodbury. and Camden.
Miss Kate GaskiIl mas been visiting Miss
Louisa Gaskill, in Phila,
Mrs. Mary Musgrave is so-journeying at
Wernersville, Pa.
Mrs. Geo. M Ashton is the guests of her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. s. F. Gaskill, at
Palmyra.
William Cheesman, of Elmer, is visiting
relatives about SwedesborO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Hannold spent a
delightful day at Ocean City last week.
Mr.. VIM. G. Hunter is enjoying a two
weeks vacation, and incidentally learning
to ride wheel
We are having rain in abundance and
some are fearful of an over-supply.
| Messrs. Andrew G.. Sheldon, Adam
Frederick and Henry Long, have gone to
spend week at Absecon.
| Mrs. Samuel Salisbury, who has been an
invalid for year, is at this writing con-
fined to her bed. Her friends hope she
may be about again soon.
Mrs. VIM. A. Shivler is at this time very
low with complication of troubles, with
very little hope of improvement.
Miss Amanda Wilson has returned home
after an illness of several weeks at the
home of her sister in Phila.
Thomas Mccullough, who has been of
duty few days on account of illness, went
back to his engine again on Tuesday.
Mrs. James Sheldon, of Millville, ia
spending few days with the family of his
son here.
White potatoes were selling on Monday
for $500 per barrel and tomatoes from Csc
up to 75c. Acme's bringing the latter
price, and our farmers are CORRESPONDENCE
happy.
| Considerable dissatisfaction is felt here
over the action of the Woolwich Township
Committee, in passing an ordinance pro-
| hibiting the riding of bicycles on the side.
walks of Main street and allowing them on
the sidewalks of all the other streets. Your
correspondent is let to wonder whether the
| lives of the little people on other streets
are any less valuable than those on Main
street, and who will pay for any accidents
l DuUU 1AoJ OCSuA HUN O0tOACoo kA0thks LII
cycles are not good things on any side.
walks, and the sooner our honorable Com.
mittee adds another clause to their ordi-
nance the better.
Cour de Lion Castle, No. SO. Knights Of
the Golden Eagle has installed the fellow.
ing officers: P. G Edward Verick N. G..
William r. Stone; ". O., Emil Verick
Il. p, John F. Donald; s. Fl II. s. Long.
acre; V. H., VIM. G. Hunter, Ensign, VIM
/ A. Shivler; Esquire, Charles T. Smith; w
EC., Wilbert Bstten Trustee, Thoma.
Davidson.
We understand that lodge of colored
Knights Of Pythias was instituted here or
Monday evening.
| Usceola Lodge. No. rs, /. o. o. F. ha.
elected the following officers Noble
Grand, q. M. Rainey Vice Grand, DAME
Block Secretary, w. HI Mccullough
Treasurer. Geo G. Jones; Conductor, ]. Il
Miller; Warden, G. E. Rulon; Inside
Guard, J. w. Gerner; Outside Guard, z
i H. Rainey; R. s. N. G., Benz. Shoemaker
L. s. N. G., T. W. Davidson; r. s. ". G.
L. M. Shoch; LIS. v. G., 81. v. Locke
Chaplain, B. r. Moffett.