Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-12-06
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hannold and Mrs
w. H. Hannold, Jr., and children spent
Thanksgiving with j. H. Kirkbride and
family, in Camden.
/ Miss Irene Sharp, Of Camden, has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Geo. W. Pither
Fred. Rennie, Of Bacon's Neck, aud Miss
Carrie Young, of Hopewell, have been VS.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weber.
John Zippler, Of Camden, visited his
children here on Thanksgiving Day
Alfred McAlIister and daughters, Misses
Mabel and Adella, spent THANKSGIVING
with Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ayers, at Mood
bury.
Edward McAllister has been spending a
4 few days with his daughter, Mrs. Robert ,,
Austin, in Philadelphia.
Miss Katharine Howey has been spending
a few weeks with friends at Merchantville
and Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Parish Rodgers and son
John, of Philadelphia, spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs Z. Z. Warner.
Mrs. Edward McAllister aud daughter,
Miss Anna, attended the wedding OF a
i llltct Vi lllc oA 'tSHtiS'
day evening of last week.
Hugh Mccullough visited Captain VIM.
milford and family, at Cedarville, last
week
Captain and Mrs James Somers, of Sea-
view, Atlantic county, have been visiting
their daughters, Mrs J F. Faucet and
Mrs. VIM. r. Stone
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Powell. OF Salem
Mr. and Mr.. J. Nelson Spence, of Vineland,
and George S. Spence, of Riverside, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Mayhem
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weatherby and little
days with relatives here.
We learn that Charles Fish, formerly
employed by Lippincott & Gaskill, and
who went to Colorado several weeks ago to
| try his fortune, has returned to jersey, the
West not meeting his expectations.
Samuel Fish, who recently suffered a
severe stroke of paralysis, was. taken to
Cooper Hospital, Camden, on Sunday.
A most welcome rain visited this section
on Monday night and Tuesday.
Clifford, the little son of J. A. James,
fell from the stone wall on Mil street on
Thursday last, striking his head and cut
ting a cash that required several stitches to
close.
Thomas Lyons, a farmer living near this
place, had the misfortune to receive kick
from a mule on Saturday morning. and a
broken leg was the result.
Night school began on Monday evening,
with Miss Florence Wiley, one of the
teachers of the day school, as teacher The
school is TO accommodate the boys who
work in the glass house, and it is hoped
they will avail themselves of its benefits.
Miss Regina Blake, of Camden, has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Alice Toole.
| Mr. and Mrs Owen L. Guest entertained
Oh Thanksgiving Day Mr. and Mrs. John
F. Meley, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Batten,
Mrs. Helen Stratton and Miss Lacfetia
! Meley, Of Swedesboro; Mr.. and Mrs. N. J.
Black and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guest, OF
Aura: Mr.. and Mrs. Alley Shute and Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Wilson, of Jefferson
Mr.. and Mrs. William Herbert, of Glass
boro; Mr.. and Mrs Harry Guest, of
Woodstown, and Wilbert Guest, of Phila-
delphia. A most delightful day was spent.
Miss Amanda Wilson, of Hammonton,
was in town on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. VIM II. Brown and Mr..
and Mrs B. D. Kille spent Sunday with
Mrs. Kille's mother and sister at -Haddon-
field.
The services being held to celebrate the
sixty-second anniversary of the dedication
of the first Methodist church in Swedesboro
will be continued next week. The follow
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b. Loomis the new editor of the EpW0rth
-ddroeate, viii preach morning and evening;
Monday evening, Rev. S. f. Gaslzill;
Wednesday evening, Rev. c. F. Garrison;
Thursday evening, Rev. C. f. Downs; Fri
day evening" Rev. w. A. Massey.
On Tuesday evening, 18th, the Township
Sunday-school Association will ho,d its
annual meeting in the Presbyterian church.
! = a9rdialInvitat72p is extended TO all the
Ids of Sunday-scRools.
Robert S. Porch, proprietor of Porch's
Mill, near Harrisonville station, died of
paralysis on Wednesday morning of last
week, aged - years. He leaves a wife,
five sons and a daughter His funeral took
| place on Saturday at his late home and
interment was made at Zion church ceme-
terry, Porchtown. He was member of the
Methodist church of this place, and in his
death the church has lost one Of its most
worthy and exemplary members.
The social event of the season here was
the wedding Of Miss Gertrude Sarah Parker
and Mr.. Aaron Hurf Hurff, which took
place at the home OF the BRIDES mother
Mrs. Sarah Parker, on Thanksgiving Day
The ceremony was performed by Rev w
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in the presence of about seventy-fve rela-
tives and friends. The bride was attired in
a handsome gown Of white satin Duchess
with applique and chiffon trimmings, en-
train, with tulle veil, and carried Bride
roses. Miss Anna Parker, of Mullica Hill,
cousin of the bride, acted as maid of
honor, and wore lovely dress of pink
crepe de chene with panne velvet and lib
erty silk trimmings, and carried pink roses
Mr.. Henry Salisbury, cousin of the groom,
was best man, and Mr.. Jehu T. Allen, of
Woodstown, and Mr. Walter Moore, of
Swedesboro, acted as ushers. Mrs. j. Wes-
ley Gill played the wedding march A
reception followed the ceremony and re-
treatments were served by Caterer Chaplain,
OF Woodbury.. Among the elegant and
useful bridal presents was a generous check
from Mr.. Aaron Hurff, grandfather of the
groom, together with smaller gifts Of money
from friends. The house was handsomely
decorated with evergreens and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Those present were: Mrs. Sarah
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hurff Mr..
and Mrs. A. s. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Parker, Mr. and Mrs J. w. Gill,
Aaron Hurff, MIR. and Mrs. Alex. B. Hewes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Gaskill Mrs.
Mary Hurff, Mrs. VIM H. Cozens. Misses
Marie Cozens, Lizzie Cozens, Florence G.
Pither, Mr.. and Mrs George Meley Jr.,
Nilbert Steward, Mr.. and Mrs VIM c.
Hunter Miss Retta C. Fox, Mrs. Lydia
Justice, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Moore Mr..
and Mrs. B. A. Headley, Rev. and Mrs
w. S. Mitchell, Miss Viola Irelan, of
Swedesboro; Mrs. Rebecca Parker, of Null
lica Hill; Miss May HURT, of Pedriektown:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Loveland, Miss Ella
Burt, of Cohansey; Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Black, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black, OF
Sharptown; Mr.. and Mrs Henry Weather
by, Of Millville; Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin w.
Lippincott, Miss Mary Shoemaker, of
Woodstown; Mr.. and Mrs Charles Steward,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Tomlin, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Ford nj MiekIaton. Mr. and