Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-08-20
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William C. Hunter and family are
spending two weeks at Cape May.
Mrs. Robert Woodside, and her daughter
and child, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Taylor Rogers.
Mr. George Miller and daughters, the
Misses Ella and Katie Miller, OF Philadel-
phia. have been visiting Mrs Mary E.
Hildebrand and family.
Mrs. Moses Batten has been visiting heI
father, Mr. VIM. Adams in Philadelphia.
Editor and Mrs Geo. w. Pither, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Sharp al
Camden on Sunday.
Edward Miller, of Camden, has been the
guest of Clayton Eastlack and family.
Mrs. Mary Shiyers is visiting her daugh-
ters Mrs ]. Downs Heritage, at Glassboro,
and Mrs. VIM. H. Eldridge, at Williams
town.
Miss Florence Meley, Of Camden, has
been spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbert Batten.
John Mats, of Woodstown, has been
spending a few days with his daughter,
Mrs. Fred Rapp.
Mrs. Edward McAllister and daughter,
Miss Anna McAllister, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Austin, at Glouces.
ter City.
Miss Josephine Hildebrand is spending a
week with Miss Ella Miller, in Philadel
phia.
Miss Ella Steward, of Whitewater, Wis.
Thomas Mccullough and wife, Of Glass
boro, and William H. Mccullough, Jr., O.
Camden, have been recent guests of Mayor
and Mrs. W. H. Mccullough.
Mrs. Frank johnson and children, o
Camden, are the guests of Mrs. Milton P
Myers and other friends here.
Miss Emily Robbins is visiting relative
at Hatboro, Pa.
Miss Lucy Welsh, of South Swedesboro
has been entertaining Mrs. Bertha Long, 0
West Philadelphia.
George Eastlack and family have beel
visiting relatives at Absecon.
Mr.. Harry Howey and sisters, of Soutl
Swedesboro, have been entertaining Mrs
William Maxwell and son, and the Mise
Mary and Lucy Moses, of Merchantville.
Harry Hannold, of Philadelphia, ha
been guest of Mr.. VIM. Fl. Cozens ant
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Moffett have bee
family, of Phila.
Andrew Sheldon and family are visitin
relatives at Mlllville and Malaga.
Miss Sallie Moore is at the home of he
brother-in-law, David S. Adams, who
lying dangerously i'll from stroke of pal
alysis
A son of Herman Miller, farmer nes
here, had his leg broken on Monday.
The house of John Cans, corner of SCI
ond and Church streets, is quarantined 0
account of case Of scarlet fever in tt
family.
Miss Mary Ho4derman, of Doylestowl
Pa, was an over Sunday guest of Mr.. EC
gar Dilks and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dilks and Mastt
Lewis Dilks are visiting their son, WilliaI
Dilks Jr., and family, at Downingtowl
Pa. The latter, who was a former resideI
of Swedesboro, expects to remove to To
onto, Canada, where he has an excelleI
offer in glass factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Batten have bee
visiting their son, John Batten, and famil,
at Paulsboro
Miss Florence Rieger of Bridgeport hi
been spending few days with her aun
Miss Martie ?, Rieger, here.
Miss Regina Blake, of Camden, is visi
ing relatives here.
Henry Weatherby, of Millville, has bee
spending little time with relatives here.
Miss Eva Huber, Of Johnstown, Pa,
ho nm oct oE Cruod oohor0 rnlafivoa
William E. Black and family have bee
enjoying Atlantic City for few days.
Miss Maria Whitaker is spending SON
time at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Longacre al
entertaining Mrs. Charles Thomas an
children, of Camden.
Contractor Frank Powers will build
double dwelling for John Molitor on Par
avenue.
Contractor Thomas Gosling, of Wood
town has Philip Parker's new house G
East avenue well under way. He also b;
the contract for new residence for job
R. Gill, on Main street.
Miss Retta G. Fox, who was taken yer
i'll at Pitman Grove, is at home, and col
siderably improved, although still in
weak condition.
st. Joseph's Church held its annual pi
mic in Mitchell's woods on Wednesday
last week. The day was fine and the occ
sion one Of enjoyment for all present.
Glass Works have elected the followir
officers for the ensuing year. President,
FL. Bertholf; vice president, William Dix
AL
Morris; manager, Frederick w. Webe
directors, F. H. Bertholf, A. c. Morri
VIM. Dilks, Edgar H. Diks, F. w. Webe
Instead of the usual five pot furnace, tv
tank furnaces are being built, and the con
pany expect to be ready to go into bla
by the middle of September.
The Swedesboro gas company has fixe
the price of gas at $1.65 per thousand fee
However, they promise to reduce the pri,
as the amount of gas used increases.
Another rural mail delivery route is to |
established here, with Vim. HI. Brown
carrier, and Collins Justice substitute II
route will be started on Sept Is, and wi
include the territory from the turnpik
south to Jacksonville.
Tomato growers are still reaping ha
vests from their fields, early varieti
bringing IS to SO cents per crate, and I'll
Acme within the last week has brougI
from $1.1O to ST. so per crate. Produce
all kinds is high. Peaches bring 81 81 p,
basket in our market, and are scarce.
Taken with Cramps
William Kirmse, member of the brid,
gang, working near Littleport was take