Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-10-25
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James Tharp, Of Philadelphia spent Sun
day with W H. Mccullough and family
John O'Toole has gone to spend some
time with his daughter Mrs. Geo Blake,
in Camden.
Charles Sharp, of Salem, spent Sunday
with his parents here.
Mrs. William E. Black has been enter
tanning her friend, Miss Clara SummeriIl
Of Camden, and other friends
Mrs. Frank Parker and children. Ger
trude and Mary, have been visiting friends
at Riverton.
Mrs. VIM. r. Stone has been spending a
week with friends in New York City
Miss Hannah Sharp is spending two
weeks at Salem.
Miss Lizzie Wallace has been entertain
ing her friend Miss Bertha Newell Of
Pennsville
William Biddleman, of Bloomsbury, Pa. F;
Mrs. Lizzie R. Carlow, Of Camden, and
Mr.. Asher Gill, Of Philadelphia, have been
recent guests of Elijah Bower and daughter,
Miss Lizzie Bower
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel stratton, of Phila-
delphia, were oyer-Sunday guests of John
F. Meley and family
Considerable excitement prevailed here
on Monday upon the arrival of the Phila-
delphia papers, which stated that Mr.. John
0'Toole, who was visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Geo, Blake, in Camden, had attended
the z o'clock mass on Sunday morning and
had not returned in the evening. Later it
was learned that he had gone to visit rela-
tiyes iii Philadelphia and had failed to
inform his daughter Of his intention.
The lecture Of DR.. Mary Carlton, a re-
turned missionary from China, ON Thursday
evening. OF last week, was exceedingly
interesting and drew full house.
The literary department of the Epworth
League will hold social on Thursday
evening, at the residence Of Joseph r.
Moore Admission Zoe.
Mrs. Sarah Andrews of Fox Chase, Pa,
and Mrs. Emma j. Brown, of Oaks, Pa.
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Rebecca
Reynolds
Mrs. Frederick Young and David Young,
of Hopewell, and Mrs. Charles Weber Of
Bridgeton, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Weber
Mrs. Edward Collins and Mrs. John Ire
Ian, Of Atlantic City, and Mrs John Sutton,
of Philadelphia, have been recent visitors
OF Mrs Moses Batten and Mrs. Joseph A.
Rulon.
Mrs. John H Tharp, of Mantua, has
been visiting old friends in this place, her
former home.
The funeral Of Miss Emily f. Simon, of
near Mullica HILL was held at ST. Joseph's
church on Saturday and was largely at
tended.
The twentieth century dancing class viii
have its opening ball on Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 81.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Viola S. Souder and Mr.. Robert C.
Crater, at the residence Of Mr. Edgar f.
Dilks, on Tuesday evening, Oct 80, at s
o'clock
John Kirby has enlisted in the United
States army and been assigned to the heavy
artillery.
Mrs. Maxwell Young has been enter
tanning her brother, Mr.. Robert Wilson,
and his daughter, Miss Jennie, of London
derry, Pennsylvania
Mrs. Z. L. SeeIey, who has been spend
ing some time with her daughter, Mrs S.
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the home of her daughter Mrs. James
Clark, at Wilmington, Delaware
Edgar Kirby has accepted a position as
book-keeper in a wholesale grocery estab-
lishment at West Chester, Pa
The Woolwich Fire Company was out
for its weekly drill on Tuesday evening,
and made a fine showing.
Hon. Charles N. Brun, of Pennsylvania
will speak in Meley's Hall on Tuesday
evening, October 30.
The Swedesboro NJ. E. church is to have
a series of lectures by clergymen well known
in the lecture field. The first of the course
will be given by George H. Neal, PHI. D.,
on Wednesday evening, Oct 81 Subject
Savonarola silver offering to defray expen-
ses.
Mr. George H. Hannold returned home
from the Walter Park Sanitarium at War
nersvilIe, Penna., and spent few days
with his family here. He left for Warmers
vile on Saturday, where he will spend
some time taking treatment We are glad
to report marked improvement in his case.
The Swedesboro Methodist will celebrate
the sixty second anniversary of the dedica-
tion of the NJ. E, church here in week IS
services, beginning on Dec. 2.