Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-09-18
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Miss Lottie Iunter, of Phila., has been
the guest of Mayor w. H. Mccullough and
family.
Mrs. John Zane, of Gloucester City,
spent over Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Taylor.
Miss Verna Stratton has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Wood, of Almo-
neSson
Miss Eva Huber, of Johnstown, Penna.,
is spending vacation with her cousin,
Mrs. ]. Frank Faucett. Miss Huber is a
nurse at the Johnstown Hospital
Mrs. E. r. Vandersloot and son were the
guests OF her parents in Philadelphia last
week
Mr.. Robert Cross, OF Wilmington, Della
ware, has been visiting Mr. David Wright
and family in South Swedesboro Mr.
Cross has been soldier in the Philippines,
and his term of service has just expired
Mrs. B. Glickman and daughter Saddle,
OF Phila., have been recent guests Of Mr..
and Mrs J. Kanigsdorf.
Mr.. Hosea Madara, and Mr.. Raymond
Lee, OF Absecom, have been recent guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Madara.
E. ]. Blatherwick, of Woodbury., visited
his sister here on Saturday.
| Elisha Worthington spent part of last
week at Asbury Park attending the conyen-
ton of the Society Of Friends
Hon. ]. Boyd Avis was calling on his
friends here on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hart and children,
OF Phila., aid Mrs. Peter Carey, and Mrs.
Thomas Mould, of Chester, Pa, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Backman last
week.
| Mrs. Harry Early, of Camden, and Mrs.
Richard Pepperman and children, of Phila.,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Madary.
Mr.. Joseph R. Moore and family enter
tanned "a friend from Asbury Park on Sum
day.
James Wise, of Wilmington, has re-
turned to Swedesboro to work in the glass
house during the season.
Mr.. Joseph Curry and family have re-
moved from Williamstown, and are occupy
ing Mr.. W. III. Hannold' IS house vacated by
S. 7. Rogers. Mr.. Curry will be employed
at the glass works.
The oyster supper by Pride Of Diamond
Council, Daughters of Liberty, on Saturday
evening, was in every way success, and a
nice sum was placed in the treasury Of the
Lodge as a result.
Rally Day will be observed in the M. E.
Church on the last Sunday in Sept both
in the regular church services and in the
S lnday school.
Several of our citizens have partially
solved the coal question by getting from
one to three or more tons of coal from Mr.
Henry Poinsett Of Mnllioa Hill II cost
nine dollars ner ton deI;yered What the
moor neonle Who havn,t the nine dollars are
go;nd "a DO ;s nrohlen vot 70 bo soivod
Mrs Mary cassadav Of Moorestoyn is
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e "n' us ooaopn
vim 81 rga,,-sh,,ro a,,d NJ. - NJ M
W. davidson NJ, 81 S1ad a snan+ 10 d.
WITH NJ and Ms Iosenb ua sra.
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Inc funeral OF hlchard Burke, VINO oiee
at MS nome near Centre Square on Wednes
day OF last week, was held at ST Joseph''
Church here on Saturday.
Business commenced at the Swedesbore
Glass Works on Monday
Word from Row w M;tobell 10 m III.
effect that nv the orders Of bis nbvs;c;an h,
will remain at Saranac I,aka N y dnr;n,
the Winter He Is renorted 40 ar.dnall,
improving.
Mrs Jobn Me,eu whom, ,vo ron+;on
ed lasi, wael 90 boy;,,, haan +ai,or 70 ~,
H.bnemann Hos,;tal q, 10 Sat,,rl.T mo
v;onS "a ho treatad fnr a,o,1 stonac Pc 20
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