Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-01-03
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The friends Of Rev: J. r. Westwood
we're shocked to learn Of his sudden death,
at his home, in Philadelphia, on Monday.
He was we'll known here.
We are sorry to note that VIM Rieger,
| who has been i'll for several weeks, is not
as we'll as at our last writing.
It is safe to say that there were no sleep
ers in Swedesboro at u O'Clock on Monday
night, for the new century was ushered in
with racket, the like of which was never
heard here before Church bells, steam
whistles, school bells, fire alarms, guns and
everything that a noise could be gotten out
of contributed to the general din.
Watch night services were held in the
|, Episcopal aad Methodist churches, and
midnight mass celebrated at St Joseph's
church.
VIM. w Clark and Mrs. Lashley and
daughter Maud, of Mantua, have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs B. G. Clark and
Mrs. Harry AeColIister.
Miss Martha Howey is spending some
time with friends at Harrisburg, Pa
Miss Philipena Chaplin, of Philadelphia,
has been the guest Of James Howey and
family.
Harry MeColiister and son PeIcival spent
the holidays with Rev. and Mrs. Edmund
Bark, in Philadelphia
Miss Lizzie Hagerman, Of Trenton, spent
Christmas week with her niece, Mrs. Geo.
NJ Ashton.
Mss Amanda Wilson has returned to her
duties in the Hammonton public school,
after several days spent with friends here.
Mrs. Louis Weber and little son Chris
tian returned on Monday from visit Of a
week with relatives near Bridgeton.
Miss Belle Howey and her brother Harry,
of Philadelphia, have been visiting their
parelts, Mr.. and HRS James Howey.
Wilbert Guest, Of Philadelphia, has been
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs. j. II. Kirkbriie, Of Camden, has
been spending the week with her father,
VIM H. Hannold.
Prof Harry McCollister attended the
Pennsylvania State Music Teachers Asso-
citation, Of which he is a member, last
week.
Miss Nettie Nolte and the Misses Bessie
and Edith Holman have been spending few
Gays WIN irienos ~ Iiiilauelpiia'
David Mccullough spent last week with
Key. A. L. "anuerer ana family, at faeer-
son; :,
Ire Misses Marie ana lizzie Cozens en-
tertalned their friends, MISS lure hedroW,
OF Mantqa, ana MISS Aiice Hanhold, OF
fhllaaeipnia, last week
Mrs. W. II. Mccullough and son Thomas
have been spending a week with Capt
Leonard Milford and family, at Cedarville.
Mrs. John LeCroy, Of Camden, has been
spending a week with relatives here. Her
husband is travelling in Missouri and Ne
yada for the benefit OF his health.
! pill. of Diamond Council No ia
Dara1,tors ~ T ;lo,t,- hos eIeotsd tbe fol,
lo,y9sr o;cer for fs ensn;no wear Innior
ax-r,oTne; ;l lille Worreli Associate
Junior ex-Councilor. Mary Black: Comn-
cilor. Caroline Zippler: Associate Coun-
cilor, Ida Lawrence; Vice Councillor, Name
Moore: Associate Vice Councillor, Mary
Young; Secretary, Fannie Worrell: Asso-
ciate Secretary. Lydia Rapp; Financial
Secretary Samuel L. Holman; Treasurer,
Lizzie Battel; Guide, Matte Homan; In
side Guard. Marie Cozens; Outside Guard.
Hugh Mccullough; Representative to State
Council for two years, Mary Black; one
year. Ida Lawrence.