Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
sWEDEsBORO.


Mr.. and Mrs Howard iSuzby, Of Phila-
Aelphia, spent Sunday with !. II. Wealth
lrby and daughters.
Ms. Kate Gallagher Is spending some
.nle with her daughter, Mrs. Vim. Kane,
n Philadelphia.
Benz. b. Weatherby, Of Millville, spent
last week with relatives in this neighbor-
hood
Miss Maggie Ore, Of Afickleton, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Ore.
William L. Moore and family, Of Clare
more, Indian Territory, arrived here on
Saturday. We understand that Mr. Moore
will go into business with his father, John
Moore, and make his future home here.
Robert S. Porch, proprietor Of Poreh's
Will, was stricken with q dangerous attack
II paralysis last Saturday and at this writ
ng is very low
Miss Florence Hancock is spending sex
sral weeks with her uncle, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frederick Weber and daughters
pave been spending a few days in Philadel-
bhia.
Joseph Smith, Of Atlantic City visited
! is mother, Mrs Maggie Smith, last week
Miss Lizzie Wallace has been the guest
Il her sister, Mrs, Joseph Given, Of Pcnns-
bile
Mrs. William Packard, Of Elmer, has
'een visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frederick
Weber.
The Twentieth Century Dancing Glass
will give its annual Thanksgiving ball on
Wednesday evening
The Epworth League has presented the
Methodist church with fifty new hynlnals,
% be used in the church services.
Union Thanksgiving services will be held
n the NJ. e. church at 1870 o'clock on
Thursday morning. Rev ). Fl. 0'Hrien,
II the Presbyterian church, Will preach the
lermon.
Diamond Council, Jr. O. Z. A. NJ, and
Pride Of Diamond Council, Daughters OF
liberty, attended service in The ~ T.
|hurch on Sunday evening and listened to
IN excellent and very appropriate sermon
y Pastor Mitchell.
J Thomas Pike has moved his news room
Kern Mrs Wolfe7s house to the small build
Bg On the prefaises4of Russell Parker, a
TN tiOtis liDii4 tti1 1yt tiitt etttlfl-
The friends Of William IL. Cozens viii
1e glad 70 know that he is rapidly improy-
ng at the Walters Park Sanitarium, at
Pa, where he went several
weeks ago for the benefit Of his health
tIrs. Cozens is with her husband Her sis
er, Mrs Amos TIurG, visited them at the
Institution last week.
Swedesboro Methodists Will celebrate the
anniversary Of the dedication
i the first Methodist church built here in
-83e, with a series of evening services, be-
siuing on Dec. 2 The following clergy
iien are expected to preach: Monday even-
ng, ReY. j. G. Iippincott; Tuesday, Rev
lanes Moore; Wednesday, Rev. j. B.
raw; Thursday, DR.. Dobbins On Friday
yening, Dec. z, Arthur w Spooner, D. D.,
Il Camden, will deliver the last lecture Of
he course, which has been running since
october 81. Subject, london the
Worlds Hub.
Ono Of the prettiest weddings ever sol
.mnized in st, JosepH's church was that
which took place on Tuesday morning,
vhcn Miss Carrie Kensinger, Of Clayton,
Vas married to Mr. Albert n Bahman, Of
his place. The ceremony was performed
~ Rev. Walter T. Lealiy Precisely at 10
''eicck the bridal party entered the church
NIL proceeded 10 the altar, where they
we're met by the officiating priest, who
quickly pronounced the happy pair husband
md wife. The bride was attired in q lovely
sown Of white Swiss null with satin ribbon
entIain with veil, and carried
rayer book. Miss Mary Lay, Of Clayton,
eted as bridesmaid and wore a pretty dress
4 white null over pink. Lewis Costello
vas grooBlsman. As the bridal party left
lie church they we're met in the aisle BY
Gertrude Parker wee tet Of four years,
Who presented the bride beautiful bunch
i cIrysautllcmuIns and the groom a basket
i the same flowers. A large reception
ollowed the ceremony, at the home Of Mr..
md Mrs Nieholas Bahman, parents Of the
room
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Murphy, Of Phila-
Ielpllia, have been visiting John + ATeley
nd family
William RiegeF has been on the sick list
nd confined to-the house several DAYS