Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02
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Among the visitors 10 our town are Mis-
Emma Adams, of Phila at Jos RnIonis
Mrs. VIM. Sailor at the home of Fl. G Gar
rison; Miss Sadie Dickinson, of Camden, al
| Mrs Elizabeth HoweIls; Name Sheets, O.
Bridgeport, at the home of Wm. Hannold
Jr; Matte Batten of Woodbury..
Mrs. Geo. M. Ashton spent part of last
week in Paulsboro.
Miss Anna Warrington has been the
guest Of relatives at WarriDgton's mill
Mrs james frelan and daughter Mabel
have been confined to the house with ton.
silitis.
Mrs. W. E. Manning is slowly recovering
from severe illness.
Mrs. Mary Jones is spending some time
with her daughter at Paulsboro.
Mrs T. W. Dubois is confined to her
home with quite serious Illness
Miss Carrie Kirkpatrick, sister of Mrs!
FL C. Garrison, has been very seriously iii
at the home OF her brother in Philadelphia
She is improving.
Mr.. Michael Costello is able to be out
again after severe attack of grip His
wife is still suffering with the disease.
Joseph Heritage who has been confined
to the house with grip for several weeks is
able TO walk out
Three inches of light snow fell on Tues
day.
Mr.. John Sithens of this place and Miss
Anna Lippincott, of Woodstown, were
married on February 18th.
Jesome N. Young will give up farming
a n keVkx IL I'll
South Swedesboro.
Mr. Frank Turner, who was seriously
injured in runaway several weeks SINCE
and who has had typhoid fever, is at this
writing improving.
Mr.. George Mitchell is moving this week
into his own house on Mill street, recently
occupied by g. Wilmer Brown.
The farm known as the Benz. Gaskill
farm will be occupied by Harry Homan.
JOS Relger will move to Bridgeport, and
Charles will move to Swedesboro.
Mrs. Patience Ann Coles died at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Amos NJ. Jones
on Thursday of last week. She was a
woman highly respected for her many
noble traits of character and her kindly
disposition. She was 81 yrs. and months
old. Her funeral took place at the resi-
dence of her daughter and interment was
made at Eglington cemetery.
Mrs. Emily G. Bower wife of Elijah
Bower, died at her home here on last
Saturday, after long and painful illness
OF over year, aged SO years. Her funeral
took place on Tuesday morning at Trinity
Episcopal church, of which she had all her
life been faithful and conscientious mem
Der. Interment was made in the Episcopal
cemetery. She leaves a husband and son
and daughter, who has been her mothers
faithful nurse through all her tedious i'll
ness She will be greatly missed not only
by her own family, but by large circle OF
friends who loved her.
The entertainment given by the pupils
Of the public school last Thursday evening
was in every way success, and greatly
enjoyed by all present, and considerable
sum was added to the library fund.
The Presbyterian Sunday school have
elected the following officers :-Superin-
tendent, NJ. Stanley Black Assistant, Miss
May Young; Secretary, Hugh Mccullough;
Treasurer, Miss Mary Mayer; Organisi,
Miss Lizzie Black.
Mr.. John Kenny and Miss Carrie Snyder
were married at the parsonage of St
Joseph's church by Rev. Walter T. Leahy
on Saturday evening, Jan. 2lst
Miss Florence G. Pither and Miss Maria
A. Cozens will open millionary and notion
store in the building now occupied by Miss
Matte Rairdon, who will remove to Salem