Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-10-11
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Miss Louise Gaskill is spending several
weeks with friends at Bala, Pa.
Mrs. Clayton Eastlaclx and son are spend
ing week with Mrs. Charles Locke in
Camden.
Mr.. Joseph Headley is the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Ella Vanneman, at Bridge
ton.
Mrs. Allen Denny and son Russell and
Miss Minnie Souder spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs George Taylor in Camden.
Mrs. Mary Williams, Of Atlantic City, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Samuel Holman.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayhem Sharp and son
Norman spent Sunday with relatives at
Salem.
Mrs. r. w Dubois is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William B. Zippler in phiIadel-
phia.
Mrs. Benz. c. Clark and Mrs. Amos
Hurf have gone ON a ten days pleasure
trip to Niagara Falls, Watkins Glen and
other interesting points.
Mrs Charles G. Reynolds, daughter,
Miss Emma, and two sons, of Camden, have
been visiting Mrs. Rebecca Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Moore have been
spending two or three days at Buffalo and
Niagara Falls
Thomas Mccullough, of Cape May, is
having a weeks vacation from his railroad
duties and is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Fl. Mccullough
Mrs Harry Mayhem has been entertain
ing her mother, Mrs. Ellen Harris, Of Port
Elizabeth.
Judge Arson Taylor, Of Washington, D.
G., has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs B. r.
Moffett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Mitchell have been
enjoying a vacation at Old Point Comfort
and other southern resorts.
Mrs Helen Stratton is entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. J. J. Robinson, Of New
York City.
Rev. w S. Mitchell made an address be-
fore the Salem County SundaySchool
Association, at Quinton, on Tuesday
Mr.. Joseph Mitchell, Of Atlantic City,
has been visiting old friends here.
We are glad to inform the friends Of Miss
Rebecca Ford that she is recovering from
her recent severe accident in falling down
stairs and hopes soon to be able to leave her
room.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mayhey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen L. Guest, Mr. B. R. Moffett
and others drove over to Repaupo, on Sat
urday evening and enjoyed the oyster sup
per given for the benefit OF the NJ. E.
church They report good time
The ladies of Occur de Leon Temple
knights of the Golden Eagle will give an
oyster and chicken supper in Meley's Hall
on Saturday evening. An elegant supper
is promised for 25c.
We are glad to note that Mr. and Mrs.
David Russell have decided to remain in
Swedesboro and will occupy Mr. 3. F. Me-
Collister's house Mr.. and Mrs. McCol-
lister will reside with Mr.. and Mrs. David
R. Black.
Mr.. c. V. Williams, of the Children's
Home Society, of Trenton, while spending
a little time here, collected fifteen dollars
and fifty cents to aid the society in its
work
Diamond Council Jr. o. U. A. NJ paid
visit to Mt Vernon council, of
Mullica Hill, ON Friday evening
The thermometer registered 86 degrees in
the shade here on Saturday.
Swedesboro Methodists are rejoicing over
the fact that their church debt Of two
dollars which has stood against
the property nearly twenty years, has all
been paid The last ten dollars was raised
On Wednesday evening Of last week
There has been persistent efforts made by
The church and generous help given by
friends. and it is matter of congratulation
that the whole amount has been paid dur
ing this year.
Mr.. Samuel T. Steward has purchased
The Lloyd farm on the Mullica Hill road.
Mr.. Jacob Messenger has purchased a lot
IF the Lakeside Land Co. and is erecting a
house thereon.
The Mother Goose entertainment given
by the Trinity Episcopal Sunday school ON
Friday evening Of last week for the Calves
on suffers was an interesting affair and
effected credit on all who assisted in maxi
ng it a Success The children took their
1art well and Mother Goose managed her
family to perfection. Forty
dollars were cleared for the fund.
Geo. w. Hannold and family have left
Pa, and Mr. HannoId will
ipend some time at Elmer under the care Of
Dr.. J. 2. Cheesman.
Heavy rains have occurred this week and
,ur farmers, fearful of frost, are hurrying
heir sweet potatoes out of the ground at a
apid rate.