The Monitor-register., 1897-07-16
SwedesbOrO Items.

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Mrs. william II. Eldridge and sons, of
Wiliamstown, have been spending week
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Shivers.
Mrs Fannie Holdcraft returned to her
home in Camden last Saturday, after two
| weeks with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sapp and daughter,
of Cam den, are spending week with Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. z. Titus, grandparents of
/ Mrs. Sapp.
Mrs. WIN. Ii. Hannold is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John p Cheesman, at Elmer.
Mrs. Sarah S. Smith has gone to spend
week with her sons family, near Bridgeton.
Mr. and Mrs Geo w Hannold and son,
| Mrs. W. Il. Hannold and q co Cheesman
ana sisters attended the dedication of the
new NJ. f. Church at Elmer last Sunday.
William Cheesman. of Elmer, has been
making short visit with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Hannold and son
and Mrs. VIM. IL. Hannold spent Thursday
ut Ocean. City, going with the NJ. K. Sun
| day-school excursion from Elmer.
Master Earl Powers, of Salem, is visiting
his grandparents, MI and Mrs. j. Frank
Faucett.
The Presbyterian congre CATION, which has
|
ss ce the storm which dimaged their own
building. expect to occupy their church
next Sunday, it having been repaired and
| cleaned.
| Harry Hewitt has been removed from this
road and given a position as conductor on
| the train between Glasshoro and Atlantic
| City.
| The wheat crop in this section is the larg-
est that has been raised in several years.
Frederick w eber and family have re-
| turned from n two weeks visit with friends
3, ut Elmer.
Mrs b. Mo1fett returned last Friday
evening from q two weeks outing spent al
| he Neversink Mountain Hotel, near Read
| ing, Pa, as the guest o. her brother, Mr..
Frank Eastack, OF Camden. Her friends
will be glad TO know that she is very much
improved in health as a result of her So
| journ al this famous resort situated on the
highest point of Neversi k mountain, 200
| feet above the sea level.
isses Florence q. Pither and Maria Coz
ems pre visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. l.. Zane,
grandparents of Miss Pither, at Mantua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Croft returned on
| Tuesday from the camp meeting ut Noun
! Tain Lake Park, Maryland.
! vi iting brethren to the number of forty
ilmington, Nj edia, p Philadelphia, Camden,
| Woodbury., Mantua and Glassboro paid
traternal visit to Swedesboro Lodge, No. l57.
| +. and A. M, last Friday evening.
The lawn p rly given by the Epworth
League. in the Academy yard last Friday
evening, was an enjoyable AFT ir. The yard
was brilliantly lighted with Chinese lam
| terms and the Swedesboro Band furnished
music, Ice cream, cakes and other good
things were in abundance.
| The ladies of Trinity Church will give a
supper in Jennings woods next Thursday
| afternoon. Supnp1r, % cents; children, 10
cents.
Mr.. b. A. Headley has purchased pony
and IL small two-seated carriage for tie use
| of his children.
The town was startled by another alarm OF
fire last Saturday just before noon, this
time from the residence of William Han
C ok, where II gasoline stove had exploded
in The kitchen. Fortunately no one was in
the room when the accident occurred, and
prompt action on the part of the family and
| neighbors, aided by fire eXtinguishers. soon
had the fire under control. The family are
at loss to know how the explosion could
have occurred, as the stove had been recent
ly repaired and was thought to be in perfect
| order.
Diamond Council, No. II. Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
| h elected the following officers: Junior
Past Councillor, Samuel Shiveer; Coun-
cillor, Robinson Smith; Vice Councillor,
Elmer G. Johnson; Recording Secretary,
Harry w. Souder; Assistant, c. IL. G. Pan
coast; Financial Secretary, Harry b. Smith
Treasurer, Louis P. Mayer Conductor, b.
Harry Black; Warden, VIM. w. Mattson; In
side Sentinel, j. Morton Shock; Outside
sentinel, Hugh McCullough; Trustee, Harry
w. Souder; Representative to State Coun-
ell, J. Wilmer Brown; Chaplain, Allen C.
Headley.