Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-07-18
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Mrs. Clayton Eastlack and son Joseph
J have gone to spend several weeks with her
parents at Wellsboro, Pa.
Harry Mayhem and wife, and Owen l..
Guest and wife, have returned from a two
weeks outing spent in cottage life at
ElsiDgboro Point, Salem county.
Walter Simmermon and wife have been
visiting relatives at Atlantic City and
Absecon.
Robert S. Austin and wife, and Miss
Davis, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with
Edward McAllister and family.
Isaac Ore and wife have gone for visit
of two weeks with their daughter, Mrs
Howard Spencer, of Centre Grove, Cnmber-
land county.
l.. B. Moffett, wife and son Burdell, of
Philadelphia have been spending little
time with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.
r. Moffett here, and are now enjoying
cottage life at Elsingboro Point below
Salem.
George W. Hannold and wife, and son
Leland, have returned from vacation of
nearly three weeks spent in Maryland and
Delaware.
Jacob Ware and Benjamin Wright made
a trip to Redwood and return ON their
wheels on Monday evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastlack and chill
dren, have been visiting Mrs. Eastlack's
parents, Mr. and Mrs Wilson, at Wood
bury.
MI. Edward Cottrell, and son Wilbert,
are spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. Cassaboon at Winslow.
Prof Joseph Jennings, of Camden, was
in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry c. Garrison has been spend
ing week at Wildwood.
Mrs L A. Denny has been entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Bates and daughter
of PaulsbOro
Miss Sadie Heritage, of Glassboro, spent
a few days last week with her grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Shivers, here.
Edward Andorfer has sold his boat the
Lizzie A." to man in Chester, for
81, 100
Joseph Cantrell has sold his gents fur
nishing store to Morgan & Son, clothiers
here.
Charles Rieger has his new house COM
pleted, and moved into it with his mother
and sister last week.
| Henry Shivler's green house was center
of attraction on Tuesday evening of last
week when large night blooming cereus
opened twenty-six beautiful blooms. Mr.
Shivler kindly posted notices about the
town inviting the people to witness the
pretty sight His kindness was appre-
ciated.
Miss Florence G. Pither has gone to
spend several days with her aunt, Mrs.
Vincent Sharp, at Camden.
Mrs. B. L. Zane, of Camden, is visiting
her daughter, and other relatives here.
VIM. B. Foster, of Woodstown, has
placed a handsome New Hampshire granite
headstone at the grave of the wife of Mr..
VIM. NJ. Walters, in Lake Park cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs Frank johnson and little
daughter, of Philadelphia, have been the
guests of Milton H. Myers and family.
Viola Lodge, No. 49, X. Of p, has elected
the following officers: G. c., Harry May
t. Holman; M. of w, Edward Longacre;
l.
Strondes: O. c., Josiah Vincent.
Mrs. George Blake and daughter, of
Camden, have been visiting James Toole
and family.
Mrs. G. d. Lippincott, Mrs Mary Mus
grave, Mrs, Mary Ashcraft, and Miss Kate
Gaskill have been soiourning at Wild
wood-by -the-Sea, their stopping place being
Marine Hall
John Moore has returned from an outing
at Wildwood.
Mrs. John F. Meley entertained her
brother, Mr.. Emanuel Stratton, of Phila-
delphia, last week.
Mrs. Henry Langner, and child, of
Royersford, Pa, have been visiting Mr.. and
Ferd Andorfer
Miss Rosa Bahman was taken by sur
prise on Wednesday night of last week
when party of young friends called to
spend the evening with her.
Pride of Diamond Council, Daughters of
Liberty, has elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: Jr. Elk c., Caroline
Fl. Zippler; ST.. Elk. A. c., Ida Lawrence;
c., Mary Moore; A. c., Lille Worrell;
V. c., Martha Holman; A. V. c., Hugh
Mccullough; r. S., Fanny Worrell; A. r.
S., Lydia Rapp; F. S., Samuel L. Holman;
T., Lizzie M. Batten; G., Marie Cozens; I.
G., Lizzie Cozens; o. G., Fred Rapp, Jr. /;
Is, Gerome Young, Mary Young, Martha
Homan.
VIM. M. Walters has been the guest of
his son, Clifford D. Walters, of Cape May.
He spent last Sunday with old friends at
Woodstown.
Diamond Council, No IA, Jr. O. U. A.
NJ, has elected the following officers for the
ensuing term c., J. Harry Zippler; V. c.,
Samuel L. Homan; R. S., Harry W.Souder;
A. r. S., M. Augustus Sparks: F. S., Harry
B. Smith; t., Hugh Mccullough; c., Ed
ward X. Whitaker; W., John P. Batten;
[. S., Mayhem Davidson; o. S., John
Bryant, Jr. P. c., Frank Hilderbrand; t.,
Allen G. Headley.
Tomatoes reached 50 per crate on Sat-
urday last. Frank Robbins received $144
for load of seventy-two crates. Others did
as we'll.
The Swedesboro Glass Company held its
annual meeting on Monday, settled up the
business Of the past year, and elected officers
for the coming year. The Company is in a
prosperous condition and several improve
ments to the plant are contemplated. The
work of rebuilding the furnace and re-
pairing the stack, is in progress
Wonder if it will rain on every day for
forty days, just because it rained on Mon
day, st. Swithen's Day?
The marriage of Mr.. VIM. II. Rieger and
Miss Julia Mcmahon, took place at st.
Joseph's Catholic church here at nine
o'clock, on Wednesday morning. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Walter
T. Leahy, rector of the church. The bride
was attired in pretty gown of pearl colored
cashmere, with chiffon and lace trimmings
and white hat Miss Alice Toole, a cousin
of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and Chas
Fl. Rieger, nephew Of the groom was
groomsman. Owing to recent death in
the family of the groom, the wedding was
quiet one, only the immediate relatives
and few friends Of the contracting parties
being present. They have the congratula-
tions and best wishes of large circle of
friends.
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