Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-11-24
SWEDEsBuRO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. Green and little
daughter, of Woodbury., have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. James Batten, parents OF
Mrs. Green.
Mrs. Frank B. Warrington is the guest
of her sister, Mrs James Truitt, at Balti-
more, Md.
Mrs. Anna Black, of Camden, has been
visiting her children and friends here.
Mrs. Frank P. Reynolds and Mrs Chas.
G.. Reynolds, of Camden, were recent
guests of their mother, Mrs. Rebecca Rey-
nolds.
Miss Katie Tuohy, of Woodstown, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs William
McAyoy.
DR.. B. F. Buzhy is spending two weeks
travelling in the South, taking in Old
Point Comfort and other points of interest.
Mrs Samuel A. Croft is visiting her son,
VIM. Sailer, in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs c. S Charlesworth, of
Salisbury, n O., have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Israel Longaere.
Mrs. Amanda Shull, of Camden has been
the guests of l. II. Vanneman and family,
and other Swedesboro friends.
Miss Alice Dunlap, of Peru, Ind, has
been the guests of Mrs Katie Halsey.
H. G. Garrison and wife, and William
Cooper and family, will visit William A.
Sailer and family, of Philadelphia, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hannold will
spend Thanksgiving with their daughter,
Mrs. j. Fl Kirkbride, IN Camden.
Mrs Louisia Emory will spend h:t'e
time with her brother, E J BlatherwIck,
in Woodbury. this week
Miss Amanda Yourison has been visit
ing friends in Philadelphia.
The young ladies of st. Joseph's church
gave dance social in Lippincott's Hall Oh
Tuesday evening. for the benefit of the
church.
Mr.. Jacob Myers, and Mrs. Patience
Zane, of Repaupo, were married at the M
E parsonage by Pastor Ludlow: on Tues.
day of last week.
Mr. David Brown has a fine display of
chrysanthemums at his home near
here. His exhibit at the Farmers
Institute last week showed that he knows
how to grow this popular flower. We
believe he has over forty kinds.
Diamond Council attended Trinity
church on Sunday morning, and the M. E
church in the evening.
Mr.. Jacob Norton was given a very
delightful surprise on last Thursday by
the arrival of Der brother, Mr. Samuel E
Wright, member of the Twelfth Infantry
Band, now stationed near st. Louis, Mo
lie had some tough experiences IN Cuba
and later at Montauk Point, and is Just
recovering from the effects of fever He
is on furl0ugh for his health, which his
friends hope may be greatly improved.
Wm. II. Brown has leased the store in
Howell's building now occupied by j
Kanigenorf, and will remove to it in
March.
It is said that Ben yet Decker intends to
locate 10 this, his native town, and engage
in the business of selling farm machinery
bicycles, etc.
Mr. Israel James died at the home of his
son, J. H. James, early on Thursday morn.
| ing of last week, after long and painful
| illness of consumption. About four months
ago he went to Colorado for his health, bns
greatly to his disappointment he found the
climate did not benefit him, and he re-
turned home just three weeks before BIZ
died. His funeral took place on Sunday
aud was largely attended. The family
have the sympathy of the community il
their great loss
Mr.. B. r. Moffett is having his hous,
painted Mr.. W. FL. D. Geiger, of Wood
bury, has the work in hand.