Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-08-04
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F Mrs. James Ekirvin, of Baltimore, Md
is visiting her uncle, Samuel A. Croft.
1 Mrs. Jared Ayers and daughter. o
Bridgeton, are the guests of Mr.. Edga
Dilkes and family.
4 Mrs Rachel Truitt, of Philadelphia, hal
been visiting her niece, Mrs. Joseph J
Rieger.
Mrs. William Eastlack and son Eddie
have been visiting Levi Bowers and family
at Clayton
Miss Virginia Stratton, of Cincinnati
Ohio, is spending some time with Geo. w.
Hannold and family.
Mrs. Sarah Beckett and her daughter,
Miss Name, have been enjoying the sea air
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Raymond and Maggie Eastlack, OF
Mantua, are spending few days with
their aunt, Mrs. Edward Eastlack.
Miss Laura Madcliff, of AbsecoD, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George Eastlack.
Isaac II. Bradshaw, and Harry Etone, are
enjoying few days fishing at Anglesea.
They sent home substantial token Of their
success in the shape of fine box of fish
on Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Kenny has been spending
week with her aunt, Mrs. Maggie Smith,
in West Philadelphia.
Mrs Edward McCollister has been spend
ing a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Robert s. Austin, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sarah j. Haines, of Camden, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Matte Rairdon has been spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. Joseph
O'Neil, in Trenton.
Mrs. Frank Parker and children are
spending several days at Pitman Grove.
Samuel A. Croft spent little time at
Ocean Grove last week.
Mr.. Isaac Ore spent Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs Locke, in Woodbury..
Mrs. George M. Ashton and her father,
Rev. S. F. Gaskili, of Paulsboro, have
been spending few days at Harvey Cedars,
the guests of the latters brother
Prof. A. H. Manderback and wife. are
making trip through portion of Penna.
wheel.
| Miss Hannah Sparks has returned from a
pleasant visit with her friend. Miss Sidney
Head, Atlantic City.
Mr.. William G. Hill and Miss Redrow, oil
Camden, and Mr.. William McHenry. Of
Philadelphia, have been the guests of Geo
S. Wilson and family in South Swedes-
boro.
Catbarne, infanr daughter of John and
Winfred Raglan, died on Saturday night
after an illness of only few hours The
parents have the sympathy of friends in
the loss of this, their only child. Intermeni
on Tuesday afternoon in st. Josephs GENE
terry.
| The Swedesboro Glass Company elected
officers on Tuesday for the ensuing year as
follows; President, Frederick w. Weber
| Vice President, Louis N. Weber Score
tary, Antoine Morris; Treasurer, Edgar
DiIks; Manager. Charles Andorfer. The
Company has built new ware and hay
sheds and otherwise improved the plant
Work will begin on Sept. LIST.
No services were held in the Episcopal
church on Sunday evening, on account Of
the slight illness of Rev. Edmund Burk
Rev. w. S. Ludlow was elected delegate
to attend the Epworth Leage rally at Pit.
man Grove, and represent the Swedesborc
Chapter
The w. G. T. u, of Gloucester county
will hold its annual rally at Pitman Grove
on Thursday, August IS, afternoon and
evening. Volney B. Gushing, of Maine
will speak both afternoon and evening
Let the friends of Temperance remember
the day. Those having the meetings in
charge hope for large audiences.
Miss Hannah May Beckett, of Elmer
has been spending several days with her
aunt, Mrs. William F. Denny.
Miss Ada Curry, of Elmer, has been the
guest for few days Of Mrs. Sarah Ackley.
DR.. Simmons. of Hightstown. has located
here, and occupies one OF Mrs. Mary Shiv.
er's houses on Main street.
Tomatoes are so low in price at the
Swedesboro station, that they are hardly
worth marketing, and quantities are rottine
4 in the fields.