Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-12-28
sWEDEsBoRO.

1 SWEDESBORO.
! Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Zippler and son
of Phila., were Christmas guests of Mrs
i L. W. Dubois and family.
i Mr. B R Moffett and wife have beer
visiting their son, L. B. Moffett and family
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. Howard Kirkbride, q Camden
parents, Mr. w. Fl. Hannold and wife here
Her husband spent Sunday and Monday
here.
Mr.. John Zippler and wife, of Camden
spent Sunday and Monday with their
daughter, Mrs Frank Black,
Miss Retta C. Fox spent Christmas with
Phila. friends.
Harry Hnrff, of New York, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mary Hurff.
VIM Longacre and wife have gone to
spend several weeks with the parents Of
Mrs Longacre in Vineland.
Frank Powers and family, of Salem,
were Christmas guests of J. Frank Faucet
and wife.
Miss Alline Kirkbride, of Camden, is
spending week with her friend Mrs. Geo
4 w. Hannold.
Is. Stratton and wife entertained al
dinner on Christmas day the following: -
Rev Geo. L. Barker and family, Geo. w
Hannold and wife of this place aud How
ard Miller and wife, of Paulsboro.
Mr.. Lewis Bennett of Asbury Park, has
been the guest of Mr.. Louis Moore, and
Miss Reba Moore has been entertaining her
friend, Miss Jennie Beedle, of Keyport.
Mr.. Harry Hurff and family, of Cam
den, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sharp, Of
Bridgeport. were Christmas guests Of
Thomas B. Hewes and family.
E. J. Blatherwick, of Woodbury., visited
his mother and sister here on Christmas.
Joseph A. Rulon and family and Mrs
Mary Daley were Christmas guests of Mr.
William Adams and family, of Philadel.
phia.
Mrs. Charles Chislett has gone to spend
the holidays with relatives at Selin's
Grove, Pa.
Henry Salisbury student at Bucknell
University, is at home for the Christmas
holidays
B. R. Moffett and wife, Robert e. Moore
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the commencement exercises of the PIERCE
Business College at the Academy of Music,
PhiIa., on last Friday evening Walter
Moore, of this place, one of the graduates,
has the congratulations of friends and best
wishes for future success.
Swedesbo-o Conclave No. 455 Improved
Order Heptasophs has elected the following
officers Past Archon. Lewis P. Mayer;
Archon, Edward NJ. RuIon; Provost, J..
Adam friedrich; Prelate. Geo M. Ashton;
Secretary, Walter R Shoemaker; Financier,
VIM. r Stone; Treasurer, Benz. P. Law
renee; Inspector, John G. Heritage; War
den, Howard j. RulOn; Sentinel, John G..
Wolfertb; Trustees, James J Davidson,
William r. Stone, Theodore Brown.
Swedesboro Lodge No. % A. o. U. w
has elected the following officers Past
Workman, Walter Heritage; Master Work
man, Alfred Bradshaw; Foreman, Allen
Denny; 0verseer, Isaac Paul; Recorder,
Walter K Shoemaker; FinaDcier, Moses
Batten; Receiver, VIM II. Mccullough
Guide, Frederick w. Weber; Inside Watch
man, E. ]. McGinnis; Outside Waterman,
A. ]. S:eelman.
Swedesboro Lodge No. l57 F. and A. M.
has installed the following officers: Wor-
shipful Master, VIM. Fl. Mccullough;
Senior Warden, Owen L. Guest; Junior
Warden, George A. Drummond; Secretary,
John @, RuloD; Treasurer, Joseph r. Black;
Chaplain, S. Frank Faucet; Senior Deacon,
Robert III. Rainey; Junior Deacon, Walter
r. Shoemaker; Senior Master of Cere-
monies, George F. Moore; Junior Master of
Ceremonies, George M. Ashton; s. S., How
ard v Locke; J s., George A. Rode: Tyler.
Jacob Gottschalk; Marshall, Henry w
Ridgway.
Mrs. S. F. Gaskill, of Paulsboro, has
been spending some time with her dangh-
ter, Mrs. George NJ. Ashton, who has been
very i'll with measles. Miss Lizzie Hager-
man, of Trenton, aunt of Mrs. Ashton, is
also spending a few days with her. Rev
s. F. Gaskili has also been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Ashton.
The Methodist Sunday school will hold
its Christmas entertainment on next Sat
nrday evening.
We notice that an enterprising CORES
pendent of the Phila. Record gives out the
information that the Methodist church was
lighted by acetyline gas ON Sunday evening.
Things are apt to get mixed when several
miles Of space separates the chronicler
from the chronicled.
A pretty Christmas wedding took place
at the home of Mr.. Alonzo Patterson, on
Broad street at three o'clock on Monday
Afternoon, when their daughter Miss En-
dora Patterson was married to Mr.. Walter
Stiles, of Camden. Rev. W. s. Ludlon
performed the ceremony, using the ring
service. The bride wore handsome gown
of width French twill, en- train with
liberty silk trimmings and carried Bride
roses. Miss Anna Stiles, sister of the
groom, was bridesmaid and wore pretty
dress of white Persian lawn trimmed with
lace and inserting. Harry A. Stiles, of
RivertOn, brother of the groom was best
man. Mrs. J. Herbert Brown played the
wedding march. Refreshments followed
the ceremony and congratulations, after
which the happy couple left on a wedding
trip. The house was prettily decorated
with holly and ivy. The bride received
many useful and pretty gifts. The guests
were Miss Anna Stiles, Harry A. Stiles,
Mrs. l. B. West and Mrs. E. J. Foy, of
| RiYerton Mrs. Anna Black, Mrs Sarah J.
Haines, Miss Lizzie Haines of Camden
Miss Clara Draper, of Westville; Rev
| w. S. Ludlow and wife, Mrs. Elizabeth
Warrington. Mr.. Herbert Brown and wife,
Isaac Patterson and wife, Samuel Patter,
son, Mrs. Isaac Justice, Asa Justice, Alvin
Black, Miss Emma Black, Charles Hall and
wife, w E Black and wife, B. A. Headley
and wife. Mrs. Lydia Justice, Miss Deborah
Justice, Walter Moore, Miss Lizzie Cozens,
Miss Martie z. Rieger, Miss Amanda
Yourison, j. Harry Zippler and wife, Jno.
K. Adams, of Swedesboro.
BLACK-BECKET EFT.
The handsome residence of ex-Assembly-
man James J. Davidson on Main street was
the scene of one of the prettiest weddings
ever witnessed here, on Wednesday after
noon, at three o'clock when bis niece Miss
Mary Anna Beckett was married to Mr..
! Henry Allen Black, of Sharptown. Rev
Alfred s. Dingee, of Belfrey, Pa, a brother
in-law of the groom, performed the cere-
mony, assisted by Rev. w. S. Ludlow OF
the Swedesboro NJ E. church. The bride
wore beautiful gown of white Peau de
i cynne en- train with liberty silk and beaded
net trimming with veil and carried Bride
roses. Miss Anna L. Beckett, of Wood
bury, was maid of honor and wore pretty
gown OF white organdie over yellow with
| fine valleneiennes lace aud inserting trim
mings and carried yellow roses. The best
man was DIR. j. Harvey Spruance, of Will
mington, Del. The ushers were DIR. S. NJ