Gloucester County Democrat., 1898-09-29
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j Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weatherby, O
i Wilmington, Delaware, spent some time
with Harry McCollister and wife, last
week.
| /. Newton Hannold and wife, of Phila
delphia, visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. II Hannold, on Sunday.
Mrs. Lille Robinson, of New York. and
her mother, Mrs. Helen Stratton, of Cam.
den, are visiting Owen L. Guest and wife.
Miss Beulah Locke, of Philadelphia, has
been the guest of her friend, Miss Emma
Batten.
County Superintent William FL. Eldridge
was in town last week.
j. Howard Kirkbride and wife, of Cam
den, haye been the guests of Mrs. Kirk
brides parents here.
Mr.. Joseph Atkinson, of Camden, has
been spending week with his sister, Mrs
John s. Batten.
Rev. and Mrs. John z. Lloyd have re-
turned to their home here after an absense
of two or three months spent in various
parts of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. j. P. Roork, of Camden, has been
the guest OF Rev. and Mrs w. s. Ludlow
at the M. E parsonage.
Mrs. Harriet Garrison Kirby and daugh-
Ter Miss Helen, of Trenton, have been
srending week with FL. G. Garrison and
family.
Mr.. John K. Clark, who has been
seriously i'll, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Emma Glacier, who has been i'll for
some time, was recently admitted to the
Hahnemann Hospital, where it is hoped
she may soon be restored to her usual
health.
Daniel Klos, Sr., died on Monday morn
ing, after short illness, aged 81 years.
Funeral on Wednesday, and interment at
Lake Park cemetery.
We are glad to state that Mr. Matthew
Muhlbaier, who has been very i'll for
several weeks, is considerably improved
and able to be out of doors.
Mr.. John S. Batten has resigned the
office of Senior Warden, of Trinity church,
which Office he has held over eighteen
J ears
Mr.. E Augustus Garrison, former
resident here, was calling on relatives and
friends last week.
Rev. Edward ]. Burk, assistant rector Of
Trinity Episcopal church, has resigned and
we understand has been offered like
position in Philadelphia church.
Rally Day in the NJ E. Sunday school
was complete success, and highly enjoyed
by all present. Rev. W. s. Ludlow made
an excellent address, and the church choir
and Sunday school rendered some fine
music. The exc cises of the pupils of the
primary and intermediate departments
showed that earnest work is being done by
the teachers, and much good seed sown in
the hearts of the younger members of the
school.
Miss Katie Yuohy, of Woodstown, visited
her sister, Mrs Will McAvoy, on Friday
last. jeremiah Collision and wife, OF
Woodstown, were also guests of Mrs Nc
Avoy last week.
VIM. Rieger has removed from Mrs
Louisa Emory's house on Broad street to
his own new house on North Broad st,est
and William McAvoy occupies the prem !ses
vacated by Mr.. Rleger.
Sweet potatoes have fallen in price to
81 25 per barrel, and good many farmers
have stopped digging.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Myers have been
entertaining Mr. Harvey Myers and wife
and daughter Olive, and Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Graham, of Lancaster county, Pa
Grand Foreman w. n. Mccullough in
connection with Grand Master Workman,
G. Stahl, on Monday evening of last
week visited the A. o U. M, of BuriDg
ton. On Tuesday evening the Lodge at
Mt. Holly, on Wednesday eyening.that at
Woodbine, and on Thursday evening the
Haddon6eld Lodge. On Monday evening
they were at Moorestown, and on Wednes
day evening at Williamstown.
David Hawn has removed from Railroad
avenue to one of Mrs Kate Halseys houses
on Broad street.