Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-09-01
sWEDEsBORu.

Miss Laura Morrell of Newport, Delaware
has been spending several days with Rev.
w. S. Ludlow and family.
Miss Lille Bradshaw, of Mickleton,
visited Miss Matte Rieger on Tuesday.
William McIntire, of Philadelphia ,sp emf
Sunday with his uncle, l. H. Weatherby.
Mrs. Lydia Leeman, of Philadelphia
has been visiting friends in this vicinity.
Miss Eva Huber, of Philadelphia, has
been the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. j
Frank Faucet.
The Misses Eliz lbeth and Margaret
Eggie, of Mantua, visited ReY. and Mrs
w. S. Ludlow at the M. E. parsonage on
Tuesday.
Rev. Samuel q. Batten, of Moorestown
and Mr.. Allen Batten, of Philadelphia
were in town on Friday.
Samuel A. Golf and wife have returned
from Ocean Grove.
Miss Emma Adams, OF Philadelphia
visited her sisters, Mrs. Joseph A. Rulon
and Mrs. Mary Daley, here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob G. Guest, of Winsor,
have been visiting relatives and friend,
here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gill and daughter, OF
Illinois, are the guests of Mrs. Mary Hurff
Mrs. j. Downs Heritage, of Glassboro
has been the guest of her mother, Mrs
Mary Shivers.
George Hall and wife, and Nathan Lip.
pincott and wife, have been enjoying the
delights of Ocean City.
Prof. A. q. Manderbaok visited friends
at Amber, Pa /, last week.
Miss Rebecca Ashton has been spending
a week at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Isaac S. Stratton and Miss Rose
Stratton, of Paulsboro, have been spend.
ing ten days at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Frank Moore have been
|soiourning at Atlantic City.
Miss Clementina Cheesman, of Elmer, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. William Rode and daughters, Mise,
Kate and Ida, and son Master William
have gone on an extended trip to Gettys
burg and other interesting points.
Mrs. Lottie Simpson and children, o
Washington, D. c., have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas B. Hewes.
Mrs. George L. Barker and children,
have been sojourning at Somer's Point and
Atlantic City.
Miss Eliza Ward, of Ridley Park, Pa.
has been visiting Miss Emma Hewes ant
mother.
The friends of Mrs Kate Chrispin will be
sorry to learn of the death of her husband
Mr.. Joseph Crispin, which occurred at hi
home in Camden on Tuesday night of las
week. Funeral on Saturday at Mickleton.
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Mccullough was called t,
PaulsborO on Tuesday morning by tn,
sudden death of his uncle, Mr. Rober
Hawthorn, which occurred on Monda,
evening.
Mr.. John K. Stanley died at his hom,
near here on Sunday night, after linger
ing illness Funeral on Wednesday morn
ing, and interment at Haines' Neck, Salem
county.
Mis- B. A. Headley has been spendir.
several days with her sister, Mrs JOSEPH
Crispen, in Camden.
The Old Stonen church at Oalss Grove
near Swedesboro, has been recently under.
going repairs, consisting of painting, plas
tering and calsomining. New mating has
been placed on the floor, and comfortable
chairs provided in place of the pews. Re
opening services will be held on next Sun,
day afternoon at 2 80 o'clock, under th
direction of Rev. w. s. Ludlow. TIL,
church is 1O5 years old, and one of the old
est Methodist churches in the county, il
having been built in 1892.
The Swedesbor0 Glass Works will q
into blast on Thursday. 1st instant.