Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-12-27
SWEDESB0Ro.

fan1lyt IN Philadelphia.
Mr. aud Mrs. William Eastlae,. and son
Eddie, are spending . week with bsI
Mrs. Levi Bower, parents Of Mrs. Eastlael,
at Clayton,
Mrs. Sarah S. Smith IS spending Christ
mas week with her son, Frank Smith, at
Bridgeton
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Garrison, Mr. and
Mrs VIM. Cooper and children, and Mrs,
Samuel a. Croft, were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Vim. A. Sailer, Of Philadelphia,
on Christmas.
Mrs T. W. Dubois entertained on Christ
mas Mr., and Mrs. VIM. b. Zippler and son
Norman, of Philadelphia
Mrs Louis Weber and little son Chris
tian, are spending a few days with relatives
near Bridgeton.
Editor George ". Pither, wife and son
Clifford, were the guests Of Vincent Sharp
and family at Camden on Christmas
Z. J. BlatherwiclS, Of Woodbury., visited
his mother and sister here on Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs Clayton EastlaclS enter
tanned on Christmas Day: Capt and Mrs
Edward Eastlack, Mr. and Mrs George
Eastlack aud children, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gibson and daughter Miss Matte Head
ley, Mr. Joseph Headley, Of this place, and
Mrs. Ella Nanneman and daughter Of
Bridgeton.
Joseph A. Rulon and family, and Mr. and
Mrs. Moses Batten. were the guests of Mr..
VIM. Adams and family in Philadelphia on
Christmas.
Wilbert Batten and wife spent Christmas
r., T,fs
Battcn, at Woodbury..
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Shute enter
tanned on Christmas Q. H Weatherby and
family, Samuel T. Steward and family, and
Nj. and Mrs Frank BaIlinger and daugh-
ter.
John Estlow removed his family from
this place to Medford on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. W II. Mccullough gathered
around their table on Christmas Day their
SONS Thos. Hugh, VIM. and David McCul-
Tough, and their daughter, Mrs. William
Richardson and family.
Mr. John O'roole has gone to spend
several weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Geo
Blake and Miss Katie O'TooIe in Camden.
Mrs Charles Justice, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs C. D.
Lippncott.
Prof Haupt, Of someryille, has been
visiting Mr.. VIM. Rode and other friends
in this neighborhood
Rev. and Mrs. S. F. Gaskill, Of Ceilings
wood, and Miss Lizzie Hagerman, Of Tren-
ton, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ.
Ashton.
Mr.. and Mrs /. Ii. Vannenian entertain
ed large family party on Christmas, as did
also Mr. and Mrs. George Meley and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayhem Sharp and daugh-
tiers Bessie and Dora, and son Norman,
spent Christmas with their children at
Salem
Watch night services will be held in the
NJ f. church on New Years eve, and mid
night mass will be celebrated III ST.
Josep's church at the same time.
Swedesboro Lodge, No. 157, T. and A.
NJ, have installed the following officers for
the ensuing year: w. NJ, Owen L. Guest
S. W., George A. Drummond; J. W, w.
H. Wolf; Treasurer, J. r. Black; Secre-
tary, J. G. Rulon, p. NJ; Chaplain, j. f.
Faucet; S. d., George W. Hannold j. d.,
George A. Rode; S. NJ Of c., w. S. Bas-
sett, 2. NJ; J. M. of c., J. Rambo, Jr. /:
S. S., II. Y. Locke, r. NJ; j. S., George
c. Jones; Tyler, Z. II. Rainey; Marshal,
II. w. Ridgway.
Mrs. Mia Spencer, and son Leon, Of
Cumberland county, is visiting her parents,
Dir. and Mrs. Isaac Orr.
Master Thomas Toole has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. George Blake, IN Camden
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new house on North Broad street
Samuel I. Steward moved to his farm
recently purchased on Thursday 81 last
week. Nicholas Bahman also removed
from the home farm to the one recently
purchased Of John Moore on last Thursday
His son Albert viii occupy the home farm.
"A thrill of sorrow went through our com
munity on last Sunday afternoon when it
was learned that Mrs. Rebecea s. Hannold.
wife Of Wm- II. Hannold, was dying of
pneumonia, after an illness OF 0Hly three
days. Mrs. Hannold was a woman uniT er-
sally esteemed throughout all Gloucester
county, but in her own immediate neigh
borhood and in her circle Of intimate friends,
her loss viii be keenly felt; how much
more in her own family circle where she
was the centre of attraction. To the stricken
husband who in his old age is bereft Of the
companion Of his youth, and to the sorrow
ing sons and daughter so suddenly called
to part with a loving and tender mother,
we offer the heartfelt sympathy Of the COM
munity in their hour Of deepest sorrow. She
was a member Of the NJ L. church here.
and deeply interested in its prosperity. Her
age was 70 years. Her funeral will take
place from her late home at ? O'Clock this
Wednesday afternoon.
A reunion of the Moore family was held
at the home Of Mrs. Rebecca Moore and
Mrs Rachel Horner, at Mullica Hill on
Christmas Those present were:-Jaeob
Moore and family, Of Mullica Hill; John
Moore, Robert Moore, wife and daughter,
Miss Carrie, Joseph r. Moore and family,
Frank Moore and family, William T. Moore
and family, Frank Rulon and wife, Edw.
Rnlon and family, Of Swedesboro; Samuel
Moore and family, Of Woodstown; VIM H.
Moore and family, Of Centre Square; Mrs.
Emma Wright, of Camden; Vim. Wright,
Of Salem; Albert Parker and family, Of
Cape May. The time was spent with
social chat, two or three pleasant little
speeches. games, ETC., and all expressed
themselves as having had most delight III
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hurff gave fecep-
ton to their son Aaron II. and his bride on
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. L S. shatton entertained
a family party on Christmas.
The Christmas entertainments Of the
various Sunday schools were all up to the
standard Of excellency The Baptist
school entertained on Saturday evening and
gave their friends a pleasant evening. The
Presbyterian Episcopal and Methodist
schools held their services on Christmas
eve, ali Of which were packed with good
things in the way of music, reeitations and
the usual Christmas gifts, and good wishes.
Many Of the teachers received handsome
and valuable presents from their classes
Christmas services were held in the
Episcopal and Catholic churches. In
st. Joseph's three masses were said on
Christmas morning. The church was
trimmed with evergreens, and the manager
and crib where the Saviour was born was
represented with the worshiping shep-
perds in alteration before the infant Christ
The Christmas music was fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Poinsett, Of Mullica
Hill, spent Christmas with Amos NJ Jones
and wife, parents Of Mrs Poinsett,
PEDRICKTOWN.