Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-12-16
SWEDEsBORU.

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the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCoI
lister.
Mrs Harriet Zane, and Miss Mary Zane,
of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with Isaac
Ore and family.
Miss Alice Powell, Of Camden, has been
visiting Mrs. Clayton Eastlack.
Miss Kate Gaskill has been the guest of
her sister, Miss Louisa Gaskili, in Phila
Mrs. George M. Ashton returned on Fri
day last from visiting her parents, ReY.
and Mrs. S. F. Gaskill. at Palmyra.
The M. E. Sunday school has decided to
depart from its usual Christmas custom of
treating the whole school to candies, and
this year will treat only the primary de-
partment, and the younger pupils in the
main school.
There have been two quite serious cases
of diphtheria here within the last two
weeks, but both are now recovering. Every
precaution should be taken to prevent the
spread of the disease, which in its mildest
form is something to be dreaded.
Mrs. R. B. Parker, of Mullica Hill. was
visiting relatives here on Monday.
Mrs. S. A. Blatherwick has returned
home after two months spent with her son.
E. ]. Blatherwick, in Woodbury..
Osceola Lodge, l. O. o. F., of this place,
attended the funeral OF Mark Ayares, of
WoodstoWn, on last Thursday. Mr.. Ayares
was member OF Swedesboro Lodge
E. J. Blatherwick and wife, of Wood
bury, have been spending little time here.
The semi-annnal Convention of the
Woolwich Township Sabbath school Asso-
citation took place at the First Baptist
church on Thursday evening of last week,
opening with a service of song, under the
direction OF B. r. Moffstt. Rev. Edmund
J. Burke made the address of the evening.
Subject = THE Sunday school and the
Church" The address was full of excellent
thoughts, admirably expressed, land won for
the speaker well deserved praise. The
conference question, What can be done TO
create greater interest on the part of
parents in Sunday school Work" was dis
cussed by several officers and teachers,
Rev. w. s. Ludlow leading off in an inter-
esting talk, giving some valuable hints and
suggestions. The Constitution of the As
ISOLATION was amended to hold the annual
meeting in the Fall instead of in the Spring
The meeting was said to have been one of
the best in the history of the Association.
just as we close our notes this Wednes-
day morning, we lsarn that Mrs. Annie
Davidson, Wldow OF the late Key. John
Davidson, died at O'Clock last evening
Miss Name Weatherby, daughter of Mr..
1. H. Weatherby, of this place, is considered
a pretty good marksman, and she dis
tinguished herself one day last week by
shooting two rabbits while out Oh cunning
trip with her father
Our Sundav-schools are getting ready for
the Christmas festivities.
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passwa,er Trnsteas r 2 Tnrnar Cation
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cerehOhles. MUSIC ior tue OCCASION was
renuereu Wy tne cuurcn caoi, unuer the Ill
aectlon Oh MIs. Lizzie uerlocn' organisC
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y. nuIn, uaugnter Oh nif. aaron Huin' OF
tnls place. were quietly married at the
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cnurcn, Of O,arRsDoro, Oy hey. j. burke,
On Wednesday evening u iase week ana
'enen quis1ly returned nome iondiy mop
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note Oh oneir rev nouis absence from to '
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