Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-12-10
sWEDEsBORo.

minister OF the Central Pennsylvania M.
E Conference, died at his home here on
Sunday evening, aged eightg-dve years.
he was born ~ Epworth, England, the
nome OF john Wesley, and when mere
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age. were highly aeeeDtable He smoke "a
the Methodist Church about two weeks be-
fore he died. He was possessed Of consid-
i cradle means and gave thousands Of dollars
TO the benevolent Institutions of the Metho-
last wife being, Mrs Sarah Eastlack, OF
this place who survives him. He had no
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their marriage, by walking in On them and
spending the evening. Dainty refresh
ments were served and q pood time was
enjoyed.
Mrs. George CoIlett and children If
/ Camden. spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs
William F. Denny.
Mrs. Thomas Zane has been spending
two weeks with her son Frank in Whining
ton, Del.
Mr., and AIRS. William Packer IL Elmer
are spending ten days with their daughter
Mrs Frederick Weber
Mrs. Lizzie R. Smith and Miss Minnie
shaw evan@slists IF pb;ladaInb FL l baus
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Croft.
Mrs william 4 sa;lar aud danobfar ~
.ans5o,.na D. hsra lea,s s,;s;t;,,s H.
narants Dotact;ve and Ms u n Sarr;l
SON.
Mrs Allan Rloch aud oh;ldran e
panIshoro have nd bao &c.. s.s,,
inc some time with her ', ,arens e IN MI and
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.s'sts 80 -'''''S' ss''U o.oS''ess AS'
nj Isaac Blsele, Oh ZION Ctty, mas been
visiting Mr.. Wllliam Diiks and family
The Swedesbor0 Board of Trade will ask
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for
7etter accommodation at the station
Mr. and Mrs Barclay D. Kille have
moved into bown and are at home in the |
house on Mill street, purchased of Henry
w Mitchell
The fair held bv the Trinity Child If
the Episcopal Church on Wednesday and |
Thursday Of last week. was q GREAT finan- |
cal success and netted the society nearly |
three hundred dollars.
The s,,ao;al serv;oes II tbo Notboa;st
fh,,-oh Io,,. b.o,, s;sot;,,s &c.
fba bol;davs 80 $500 '-''1s>' - = = ~
~ There r'ssrss as q f-w o.sas - ,r;,, :; to
Beter that s than the sn snail s '0"n
I:,- a.. - -, r. 60,
F;nn,ncott h;s dss;rp,le Iot IN Esst
nue. on which he exneets 10 buiId bone
Purchase price three hundred dollars.
We are Glad 70 nota that M Iobn cas.
teIlo' who had q carbnncIe removed from
bis neck At the Habnemann HosnitaI il AZ
home, and slowly improving.
The shirt Of Christmas Is already IN the
air-the stores are f Iiuc m with holiday
goods, aud the Sunday Schools are rehears-
ing their Christmas music, These and
many other signs point to the blessed festi-
val which is drawing near.
Mrs. William E. Black. Mrs. Frank
BLACK Mrs. LANES Horner and Miss T,ncre-
RIA Meley attended the annual meeting Of
the Camden District Womans Foreign
Missionary Society of the NJ E. Church in
Camden asst week. and Mrs VIM E
Black was elected Recording Secretary Of
the Society. FMS honor accorded to one
q theIr number IS particularly gratifying
70 the Swedesboro Auxiliary OF the So
siety, and i may De pr per Just here to
state that Swedesboro has enc OF the most
furnishing auxIiiarles ID the Camden Dis
triet.
Nc Samuel A. Croft Is quite seriously
q nVn<I4 1f.r1f finer trTI X f1ksrI I