Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-07-25
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Editor George W. Pither spent Sunday
at Wildwood.
Mrs. Fannie Holdcraft, of Camden, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. r. Moffett
Mrs. Sarah Parker is spending some time
with her children at "Silverside, Atlantic
City.
| r. w. Davidson and wife have been
recreating at Wildwood.
Mrs. Julia Nafey, Of Woodbury., spent
Sunday here.
Mrs Sarah S. Smith has returned from a
visit of two weeks with her children at
Bridgeton.
Miss Katie Kelly, Of Salem, has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs Frank Parker
Isaac Nichols and wife spent Sunday with
friends at Bridgeton
Mrs. Rebecca Parker, of Mullica Hill,
was in town on Tuesday
Walter Simmerman and wife spent last
week with relatives at Woodbury..
Mrs. George Parker, OF Salem, spent
Tuesday with Frank Parker and family.
Mr.. Frederick Weber and family have
been visiting relatives at Elmer and Bridge
ton.
Miss Ella d. Brown has been spending
ten days at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Amos Hurf is with her children at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Bertha Brown and Miss Marie Coz
ems have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Black at Sharptown.
Four members of the Swedesboro Ep-
worth League have been enjoying the
International Epworth League Convention
at San Francisco.
Work on the water plant is being pushed.
We shall have something to say about it
next week.
Ex-postmaster Davidson has the stone
here for handsome dwelling house next to
the one in which the post office is kept. He
proposes to build in the early Fall.
Thousands of crates Of tomatoes are being
shipped every day from this station at
prices which make the grower rejoice.
Deputy Grand Chancellor, Amos East
lack, of Harrisonville, enstalled the follow
ing officers of Viola Lodge, No. 40, X. of
P, on last Saturday evening G. c., Harry
Mayhem; V. c., Harry B. Smith; p, Sam'l
L. Homan; M. of w, Edward Longacre;
M. of A., VIM. Whitaker; |. G., John
Strondes; 0. G., Josiah Vincent.
Mr.. Albert Nicholson and Miss Minnie
Souder, both of this place, were married at
the residence of Mr.. |. Allen Denny, uncle
of the bride, by Rev. w. S. Mitchell on
Tuesday evening. They have the congratu-
lations of many friends.
The work of repairing and improving the
NJ. E. church has begun. The walls are to
be frescoed, the floor elevated, the seating
re-arranged, and steam heat introduced.
The Sunday morning services will be held
in the lecture room of the church, and the
evening services on the church lawn while
the repairs are being made.
Engineer Frank Parker moved into his
handsome new house, corner Broad and
second streets on Tuesday, and now has one
of the best appointed and most convenient
homes in town.
The Board of Education of Woolwich
township, has decided to make some neces-
sary alterations to the Academy building,
and another room will be provided to be
used as primary room in addition to the
one already devoted to that department,
and which has been for some time over
crowded The Board reports that it still
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felt as to where suitable ones can be found.
The news of the sudden death of Mrs.
Sarah P. Batten, of Woodbury., was re-
ceiyed with since regret, in this her former
home, where she was so well known and
so highly respected. A number of her
Swedesboro friends attended her funeral on
Tuesday
The Swedesboro Glass Company has
elected the following officers for the coming
year President, F. H. Birtholf; vice pres
ident, D. A. Frederick; secretary, A. C.
Morris; treasurer, P. H. Hildebrand;
manager, Charles Andorfer.
Osceola Lodge, No. rs, I. O. o. F.. has
installed the following officers for the en-
suing term N. G., Jacob J. Spohn; V. G.,
John H. Miller; r. S., VIM. H. McCul-
Tough; T., Harry Mayhem; Con-, Carlton
E. Rulon; War, Daniel Block; 1. G.,
Milton Fl. Myers; 0. G., Biddle R. Moffett;
R. S. G. G., Benz. Shoemaker; L. S. N.
G., Lewis M. Shock; R. S. S. R., Fl. Raj
ney; L. S. S., George A. Drummond; R.
is. v. G., Barkley D. Kille; L. S. V. G.,
w. R. Shoemaker; Chaplain, George NJ.
Ashton.