The Monitor-register., 1897-06-11

SWedesbOrO Items.
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The Misses Sidney Head and Florence
Williams, OF Germantown, Pa, are the
guests of Miss Hannah Sparks and other
friends here.
Mrs. Frank Black has been spending Il few
days with relatives in Philadelphia and
Camden.
Mrs. Rebecca e.. Clement has left Swedes-
boro for Peru. Ind, where she will make her
home with her children
Mrs. Mary Vincent, OF Camden, has been
spending a week witht her parents, ~ r. ana
Miss Neutie Taylor has been the guest of
relatives at Elmer.
Miss Redrow, of Mantua, has been visit.
ing her friends, Miss Florence &. Pither.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Hannold spent SUM-
day with MI. and Mrs. Howard Miller, at
Paulsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel sapp and little
daughter, of Camden, have been visiting
Mrs. Sapp's parents, MI. and Mrs. VIM. C.
Titus.
Miss Amanda Wilson has been spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Fannie Sooy,
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hannah Black, of P~edricktown, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Martha England.
Mrs. Annie W right and children, OF Phila-
delphia, visited Swedesboro relatives last
week. She formerly resided here.
Rev. DR.. Loring Batten, of Philadelphia.
officiated in the Trinity Church last Sunday
morning and afternoon. The evening SER
vice was omitted.
The twelfth annus.l convention of the
Woolwich Township Sunday-school Associa-
ton will be held in the Methodist Church
on Friday evening, 1lth inst. Revs. j. H.
O'Brien and W. S. Ludlow will make adj
dresses and the reports of the superintend-
ents will be given. The evening promises
to be an interesting one.
Children's Day will be observed in the
churches here with programs suitable to the
occasion. A good deal of preparation has
been made.
The fires at the Swedesboro Glass Works
will go out June 3Oth, after q very success
full season.
The commencement exercises of Swedes-
boIo Academy will be held on Friday even
ing, June 18th. schooltcloses on Friday of
this week. Misses Eud3ra Patterson. Bessie
Ridgway, Lizzie Bachman, Amanda Yourin-
son and Ida Lawrence passed the m
| tion for first grade certificates, and Miss
| Bessie Mitchell and VIM. S. wilkinson
| passed the advanced grade examination.
These young people have our congratula-
tions.
Ceur de Lion Castle, X. &. E., of this
place, will run its annual excursion to At
lantlc City on August 18th. Eagles Day.
Mrs. Harry McCollister and Mrs. Harry L.
Ford ave Joined the ranks of wheelwomen,
both having purchased handsome new
wheels within a week.
Rev. W. S. Ludlow was again called to the
bedside of his brother, MI. Edwin f.. Lud-
low, on Thursday last. MIR. Ludlow passed
away on Friday, and his funeral occurred at
his late residence, at Haddonfield, on Mon
day. The family have the sympathy of
friends in their affiiction.
The Board of Education of WooIwich
township has elected the following teachers
for the ensuing year ;Swedesboro Academy,
Principal. Aaron II. Manderbach; Assist
ants. Misses Fannie Worrell, Lulu Kuhnle,
Vida Lippincott and Sallie West; Batten-
town, Goldie McKeen; Poplar Grove, VIM.
s. Wilkinson; Cloverdale, Sara II. Peterson
Mrs. Harry McColiister very pleasantly
entertained about thirty lady friends at her
home in South Swedesboro last Friday. Her
guests were: Mrs. William Cooper, Mrs.
Samuel s. Guest, Mrs. George W. Hannold,
Mrs Benjamin Lawrence, Mrs. Adrian P.
Locke. Mrs. William Lawrence, Mrs. S.
VIII Gaskill, Mrs. Geo. Mitchell, Mrs. oliver.
Grimshaw, Mrs. Harry T. Ford, Mrs. Benz
T.. Clark, Mrs. Benz. f. Buzby, Miss Sarah
HURT, Miss Mary Rulon. Miss Blanche
Clark. Miss May Norcross. Misses Lille and
Lulu Kuhnle, Misses Laura and Name
Weatherby, of swedesboro; Mrs. Edgar
Smith, of Wenonab; Mrs. VIM. A.. Sailor
and Mrs. George Borton, OF Philadelphia;
Mrs. Harry Boogar, of Camden; Mrs. Eugene