Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-06-21
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Miss Lou Hunter, of Philadelphia, was
in town on Monday.
Mrs. Annie Black, of West Philadelphia,
is spending some time with her children in
this neignborhood.
Mr.. E. j. Blatherwick, of Woodbury.,
visited his mother and sister here on Tues
day.
Mrs B. r. Moffett has been entertaining
her sisters, Mrs. Arson s. Taylor, of Wash
ington, D. G. and Mrs. Fannie HoIdcraft, of
Camden.
Mrs Geo. W. Pither has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Vincent Sharp of Camden.
Harry Keen, of Salem. who has the posi-
ton of undershearer at the glass works,
moved his family here on Tuesday.
Miss Bessie and Master Norman Sharp,
have been spending few days with friends
at Salem.
Master Frank Buzby, has been spending
few days with his friends Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Pontsett, at Mullica Hill.
Miss Ella Taggart has been entertaining
her friend Mrs. Mary Biddle, of West
Phila.
Miss Florence Hancock has been visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Eva Huber, of Philadelphia, has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. J. F. Faucet
Mr.. w. Wolcott, of this place was among
the graduates in Bachelors of Law, at the
University of Pennsylvania on Wednesday
of last week. We understand that he is to
enter the Office of Lawyer Samuel Gray, of
Camden.
At the last regular meeting of the Chris
tian EndeaYor Society of the Presbyterian
loh IN tho folIouuiner of4Soorc suara aIaota 81
| for the ensuing year: President, Mrs
Maggie R. Smith; Vice President, Mrs.
Nellie B. Titus; Corresponding Secretary,
Miss N. May Young Recording Secretary,
Miss Matte Long; Treasurer, j. Calvin
/ Black Organist Mrs. Lizzie S. Black.
In our notes of last week we omitted to
mention the delightful entertainment given
by the Presbyterian Sunday school on Chill
dren's Day. The church never looked
prettier than on that occasion, with its
decorations of ported plants and flowers
DR., Wardens exercise entitled Forward"
was used and the children acquitted them
selves with credit to themselves and their
teachers. Four little girls, Irene Rogers,
Sadie Smith, Sadie young and Anna Miller
were awarded prizes Of books for bringing
new members into the school. Rev. j. FL.
/ O'Brien made an interesting address,
The census enumerator has nearly COM
pleted his work in the township.
Mr.. William Pine, OF Lawrence, Kan.
has been visiting relatives in Swedesboro.
Seldom has our community received a
greater shock, than on last Thursday after
noon, when word reached here that Miss
Phoebe III. Turner, wife of Elijah Turner,
1 10 ct
Auburn, after an illness of only q few
hours. She was the daughter Of the late
Samuel Longacre of this place and well
known and greatly respected. The sympa-
thies Of the community go out to the hus-
band, the brothers and sisters in their sud-
den bereavement. Her funeral took place
on Sunday, with services in the Methodist
church Of this place, of which church she
was a faithful member, and interment in
Lake Park Cemetery.
Mrs. William Moran, of Ocean Grove, is
spending few days with relatives in this
neighbcIhood.
Mrs. Mary Shivler, wife of Henry Shivler,
one Of the old aud well known residents of
this place, died on last Friday morning.
Mrs. ShiYIer was stricken with paralysi
about three weeks ago, since which time
she has been rapidly falling. She was a
good woman, full Of kindly sympathy, and
open handed charity. She will be greatiy
missed. not only by her husband who in his
declining years is left in loneliness, bat by
a large circle of relatives and friends. Her
funeral occurred on Tuesday, with services
at her late home, and interment at the
Episcopal Cemetery.
| Miss Dora Lippincott has been spending
some time with friends and relatives in
j Mantua.