Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-08-31
sWEDEsBORO.
John Zippler, of Camden, has been visit
inc his children here

John Zippler, of Camden, has been visit
ing his children here.
Mrs. John Zane. of Gloucester. has been
spending several days with her parents,
MIR. Howard Taylor and wife here.
Miss Eva Huber, of Phila., is spending
week with her cousin, Mrs. j F. Faw-
cett Miss Huber is nurse in the Penn
sylvania Hospital.
Miss Hannah Sparks spent part OF last
week at Atlantic City,
Mr. William Sooy and wife, OF Philada.,
have been the guests of Miss Amanda
Wilson, sister of Mrs. Sooy.
Miss Gertrude Sparks has been spending
few days with her brother. Bert. Sparks,
in Camden, and while there, went to New
York sightseeing.
Mrs. Geo. w. Hannold has been enter
tanning her two little nieces, the Misses
Zura and Beatrice Miller, children of Mr..
Howard Miller and wife, of Paulsboro.
Mr.. AL. Powell aud wife, of Salem, have
been visiting Harry Mayhem and wife
Mr.. l. Fl. Weatherby has been entertain
ing his brother-in-law, William McIntire,
of Phila.
Rev. and Mrs w. S. Ludlow and little
son Raymond, returned from their vacation
on Saturday.
Mr.. George M. Ashton and wife haye
been spending few days at Ocean Grove
Miss Geraldine Buzby has been visiting
Miss Ida Polk at Woodstown.
Miss Ella Brown has been spending few
days with the Misses Laura and Bessie
Mitchell at Bakersville, Atlantic County.
Mr.. Ferd. Andofer and wife have return
ed from sojourn at Atlantic City.
The wife and children Of conductor Geo.
Drummond have been spending few days
at Atlantic City
The public schools of this township will
open on Monday.
Joseph Snyder who has had the position
OF master shearer at the glass works, moved
to Clarion on Wednesday where he has a
like position with Moore Bros
Mrs. Sarah Beckett and Name Beckett
are spending this week at Ocean Grove.
Walter Hendrickson is taking a vacation
and will visit New York and Brooklyn.
Mr. Frank Huff and wife, of Suffolk,
Va, are visiting friends and relatives in
this neighborhood.
Mrs. VIM. G. Kirby and her sister, Miss
Rebecca Ford spent last week at Atlantic
City.
Miss Agnes Costello, of Gloucester, has
been spending vacation with her parents,
Mr.. Michael Costello and wife here.
Miss Alice Parker has been entertaining
Miss Ella Kenny, of Gloucester.
Mrs. John Simmerman and her grand
daughter, Miss Elsie Pointer, baye been
spending few days with friends at Tren-
ton.
DR.. Charles Rether and Miss Katie Rode
have been on pleasant trip to Baltimore
and Washington.
Mr.. VIM. II. Hannold and wife have re-
turned from vacation spent at Ocean
Grove, on Monday.
Miss Ella Rudolph, of Salem, has been
the guest of Geo. Meley and wife.
Jacob Norton has purchased of Agent
Kenny fine new Mason organ for his
daughter.
The picnic held by the st. Joseph's
Catholic church, in Nit. helps woods, was
largely attended and was great financial
success. A feature Of the occasion was a
huge cake which was CHANGED off at the
picnic one year ago, and after being care
FULLY preserved for year, came up to be
sold over again. John Costello was The
purchaser last year and Thomas Duffy
purchased it on Wednesday of last week
The M. E. Sunday school has changed
the time of its services from morning to
2.30 p. 10. The Epw0rth League services
will hereafter be held in the lecture room
of the church at As, and the regular
preaching service at 7.3O on Sunday even
ings.
The stone road is being treated to top
dressing of fine stone covered with gravel.