Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-03-07
SWFDESBORO.

Miss Anna Bulkel, of Mickleton, has
been the guest of Miss Alice Parker.
Emanuel Stratton, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. John F. Meley.
John Toole has returned to Swedesboro
after several weeks spent with his daughter
Mrs. George Blake, in Camden.
Mrs. Sallie Raymond and Miss Maggie
Eastlack, of Mantua, have been visiting
Capt. Edward Eastlack and family.
Mrs. William H. Elliot and daughter
Miss Mabel, of Camden, and Daniel R.
Morrison, of Pedricktown, have been recent
guests Of Edward McAllister and family
Mr.. and Mrs William Eastlack and son
Eddie have been visiting Mrs. Eastlack' IS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Bower, at
Clayton
l. H. Weatherby has been visiting his
brother, Benz. B. Weatherby, who has been
dangerously i'll at his home in Millville.
Rev and Mrs. J. z. Lloyd spent part
Of last week in Philadelphia, where Mr..
Lloyd was guest at banquet rendered by
the officials of the Methodist Hospital
John Estelow, who removed his family
from this place to Medford several months
ago, will return to Swedesboro, having
been offered a position in the glass works.
E. j. Blatherwick spent a little time
with his sister on Saturday.
Miss Florence g. Pither has been quite
i'll with an attack Of quinsy, at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Vincent Sharp, in Camden.
Mayhem Sharp removed his family to
Salem on Monday, Jacob Ware and wife
moved into Mrs. Louisa Emory's house on
Broad street, vacated by Mr.. Sharp on
Tuesday.
Harry Kean has moved here from Salem
and has the position of master shearer at
the glass works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aclzley have set up
housekeeping in one of Geo. NJ. Ashton's
houses. Mr.. Ackley is assistant freight
agent at the Swedesboro Station.
John Chard and family have removed to
a farm near Millville.
Mrs. Wilbert Batten has had an attack
of the prevailing disease, grip.
Occur de Leon Castle K G. E. will cele-
brate their anniversary ON March 7.
The night school will close on March 7,
after a very successful term. Miss Florence
Wiley, OF Woodbury., has been the teacher
and has given excellent satisfaction.
The Swedesboro dancing class will give
their next dance on Wednesday evening,
March 20.
John Ashcraft had one Of his eyes oper-
ated on at the Polytechnic Hospital on
Wednesday of last week He is now at
home and doing as well as can be expected.
Rev. j. H. O'Brien, of the Presbyterian
church, is preaching a series of Sunday
morning evangelistic sermons, which are to
continue for two months. That of last
Sunday morning was particularly interest
ing.
Several valuable mineral springs have
been found on land owned by Samuel A.
Croft, near the jennings farm, and com
pany has been formed and the land pur-
chased with view to putting the water on
the market. 1t is said that laboratory
will be built and the business carried on
extensively. The Swedesboro glass com
pany and DR.. Hearst, of New York, are
interested in the enterprise which the people
hope may be a success.
Mr.. Thomas Norcross and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson have decided
to make California their future home, and
expect to leave here about April LIST.
Rev. W. S. Mitchell is attending Con
ference. 1t is expected that he will he
returned for another year