Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-11-11
SWEDEsBoRu.

Mr.. VIM A. Shivler is spending few
days with Joseph Haines at Sea View,
Atlantic County.
Mr.. B. B Weatherby. and his son Henry,
of Millviile, are enjoying few days gun
ming in this neignborhood, in company
with I. Fl. Weatherby and other friends.
DR.. B. F. Bnzby, and S. Will Gaskill, re-
turned GA Saturday, from their duck sho Z
ing TRIP on Chesapeake bay. We learn
that they met with very good success.
Miss Laura A Weatherby has been
spending several days with relatives in
Philadelphia.
Miss Laura A. Wea:herby has been
spending several days in Phila
Capt. Edward Eastlack and son Clayton
and A. Headly, returned on Tuesday
from their trip to the Chesapeake Bay.
Miss Mary Miller, OF Wilmington is visit
ing Mrs Oliver Grimshaw.
Mrs James Bradley, of Chesterto wn, Md,
has been visiting Mrs Elijah Bowers.
Miss Sallie Batten, Of Mullica Hill has
been visiting her sister Mrs. w. H Brown.
Miss Ella Brown has been visiting at
Evergreen ha /, Woodbury..
The Gloucester County Board of Agri-
culture will hold their next Farmers In
stitute at Sweiesboro, on Thursday and
Friday of next week.
Watch these items for an account OF the
Epworth League Rally next week.
Mr.. Andrew G. Sheldon is able to be out
after q severe illness.
Mr.. Chas K. Mayer is quite seriously ill.,
Mrs Oliver Grimshaw, who has been
seriously i'll is improving.
Mrs Emma Glacier, who has had an at
tack of pneumonia, is able to be out again.
Swedesboro has an epidemic Of tonsiltis
have been sufferers.
Mrs. 3. R Moffett is being treated in
Philadelphia, for the sting of cenlipede,
which she received more than two months
since.
The funeral of Mrs Marietta Fl. Long
acre, wife of Samuel LoDgacre, was largely
attended on last Saturday morning. The
family have the sympathy of the commun-
ity in their sffiiciiou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. p. Partenheimer, of
Camden, have the sympathy of large cir
Gle of Swedesboro friends in the loss OF
their daughter Miss Cora 6 who died on
Thursday OF last week at ner home in Cam
den. The mother of the young lady will
be remembered as Ada, daughter of Mrs.
James Makeloa of our town.
Mrs. s. A Blatherwick who met with a
serious accident slowly improving and
able to leave her bed for short time. Her
daughter Mrs Louisa Emory is still with
her.
Mr.. G. Wilmer Brown and Miss Bertha
r. Turner. both of this place were quietly
married by Rev. w. s. Ludlow, at the NJ.
E. pasonage, IN Wednesday evening of
last week.
Mr.. John Gibson, of near Mullica Hill,
and Miss Lille Eastlack, daughter of Capt.
and Mrs Edward Eastlack we're married
at the III. E. parsonage by Rev. W. S. Lud-
low, on Wednesday evening 10th inst.
The delightful weather of the past week
has brought out the fall roses in rich pro-
fusion. We have several ladies who make
specially of these qneen of flowers and
there have besn grand displays We no
ticed a beautiful bunch of the tender
varieties, gathered on Nov. OH.
Patrick Conner is building an office and
putting up set of Champion scales at his
wharf on Raccoon creek He will engage
extensively in the sale of fertilizers
Mr.. Henry Pancoast is erecting a hand
some residence on his farm near this place.
We understand that friend of Mr.. Pan
coast is bearing all the ex pense of the
building, which will amount to between
seven and eight thousand dollars Mr.
John Hunter has the contract and Mr..
Louis P. Mayer is doing the mason work
We also learn that the friend mentioned
has presented Mr.. Pancoast's daughter with
an elegant piano.
Mr. and Mrs G.. Wilmer Brown were
given a serenade by the calithumpians on
Thursday evening of last week. Two or
three couples who bad heen married
several months were also treated to the
soul-stirring music.
Last Saturday night some young men
from neighboring town INDUCED 10 the
pleasant pastime of pulling of pickets and
defacing property. word of warning
might be in order Just here.
The Downs W g 7. U held an Interest
| ing meeting at the colored church at Small
Gloucester on Monday afternoon OF this
week. The opening exercises were CON
Quoted by Miss Sallie Zane, President Of
the Union. The presiding elder of the dis
tuct and the pastor Of the church well
coined the ladies heartily, and Rev. w. s.
Ludlow . ade an excellent address. The
meeting was well attended The next
regular meeting of Downs Union will be
held at the residence of Mrs VIM Hancock
on next Friday afternoon at 80 o'clock.
A good attendance is desired