Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-03-08
sWEDEsBORO.

SWEDEsBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. WiIbert Batten spent Sun.
dav with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
jeffrey G. Batten, st Evergreen Hall
Woodbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A Black. Of Sharp
town, have been visiting Mrs. Sarah Beck
EFT, mother Of Mrs. Black.
Mr.. William G. Titus and wife visited
| their daughter, Mrs. Mary Vincent al
Paulsboro, on Monday.
Mrs. George w. Pither has been The
guest Of her parents, Mr.. B. L. Zane and
wife at Mantua.
Miss Eva Kaybriclk has been the guest
tire Square.
The Misses Lizzie and Julia Sharp, Of
Camden, have been visiting their cousin
Miss Florence G. Pither.
Mrs Carrie Black was called to Camden
last week by the sudden and dangerous
illness of her mother, Mrs. John ii Zip.
pier We understand that her condition
is alarming, with small hopes of improve
ment.
Mr. w. H. Haunold and wife have been
entertaining their daughters, Mrs. John P.
Cheesman. of Elmer, and Mrs. J. Ill Kirk
bride. of Camden
Mr. Henry Weatherby and wife, Of Mill
vile, have returned home. after = pleasant
vacat u of two or three weeks spent with
friends here.
Prof. Harry McColiister assisted at .
musical entertainment given for the bene
fit OF one of the churches at Toms River
on Tuesday evening.
]. A. James will give a gramophone
entertainment in Meley's Hall on Thurs
day evening, the 18th inst. Mr.. James ha:
fine collection of records and an excel.
lent machine and be promises an interest
ing evening.
A few carp are beirg caught in Raccoor
creek. They are large and fine.
Pastor Ludlow preached an excellent
sermon to the local lodge Knights of the
Golden Eagle on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mary Daley, of PhiIa., and Mr.
Moses Batten, one of our merchants, were
quietly married on Wednesday afternoon
Miss Kate GaskiIl, on Nam street. The
BRIDE wore pretty gown of steel colored
poplin with white chiffon and applies
trimmings end was attended by Miss Ella
G. Headley as bridesmaid Mr.. Geoi ge L
Mayer acted as best man. The happy
couple left on short wedding trip fol-
lowed by the congratulations and best
wishes of large circle of relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Joseph Sharp aud wife of Salem
spent Sunday with their parents Mr.. May,
hew Sharp and wife.
Sergeant Leroy Rogers, of the u s. Sig
nal Corps, is now on his way to Manila
having left Angel Island, CAL, on Feb. II
His parents and friends will wait anxieusly
for news of his arrival in that distant
land.
Miss Margaret SIagel, of Hanover, Pa,
is the guest of Miss Margaret Wander
sloot
Mrs. William Longacre is with hel
mother at Vineland. who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. l. C. Evan, Of Westville, visited
her brother and sister, DIR. and Miss Mabel
Simmons. last week.
VIM. w. Talman and Charles Bachman
Jr, made business trip to Boston last
week.
VIM. a Mccullough, the retiring Grand
Master Workman of the A. O q. W
Lodge of New Jersey, has, during hit
official term, visited sixty-six of the sixty.
eight lodges in the state made seventy.
three official visits granted two hundred
and fourteen dispensations; written eight
hundred and thirty-nine letters and
travelled about eleven thousand miles in
the interests OF the Order. Two new
lodges have been instituted and twelve
hundred new members admitted duriDe
the year.
Miss Anna Blackwell has been visiting
friends at Woodstown.
The following nominations were made al
he caucus meeting last Saturday Free
holder, Charles Wilson Assessor, Samuel
Avis; Collector, Thomas Norcross Town.
ship Committee, Charles p. Batten for ons
year, Benjamin Shoemaker. two years
James Homer, three years Surveyors Of
Highways, Geo. s. Turner, David R. Black
Commissioner OF Appeal. Geo s. Turner
Constable, James CAM Justices of the
Peace, T. s. Stratton and Isaac Shoemaker
Poundkeepers, Harry T. Ford, Hewes v
Black.