Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-11-05
sWEDESBou,

Mrs. Sue Smith and daughter Lucille,
have gone to spend the Winter ID the South.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Chew spent Sunday
with the parents OF the former at Pitman
Grove.
james Wise spent Sunday with friends
at Woodbury..
Mr.. William Fl. Hannold and his grand
daughters, Agnes and Frances Hannold,
have been she guests Of DR.. ]. p. Chees-
man and family, at Elmer.
Mrs. J Downs Heritage, Of Glassboro,
has been spending a few days with her
mother. Mrs. Mary Shivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Harris, and Miss
Kate Hildebrand have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Firman Woodside, at Hancock 9
Bridge
/ Mrs. Owen L. Guest is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. J ]. Robinson, in New York.
Mrs. George L. Barker has been enter
tanning Mrs. Harry Hewett, Of Camden.
Mrs. John Stratton, Of Beasley's Point,
has been the guest Of relatives here.
| Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cozens have
been entertaining Mrs. William Titus and
| daughter Ida, Of Paulsboro.
! Miss Florence G. Pither has returned
| from a visit of several days with her cousin,
Miss Irene Sharp, in Camden.
S. Russell Parker and family, Of Clarks-
boro, were over Sunday guests OF Mrs.
John H. Adams.
/ M. Augustus Sparks and wife, os Tuck
erton, are here for stay OF several weeks.
The Misses Anna and Lizzie Tharp, of
Mantua, have been visiting friends here
4 Mrs. John Poole and Miss Lizzie Willig,
of Mickleton, and Mr.. Thomas Williams,
Eof Palmyra, were the guests of Mrs. Lena
Willig on Friday.
4 Editor George w Pither and John X
/ Adams spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Joseph e. Haines and family, at Sea-
view, Atlantic county
J. Newton Hannold, Of Philadelphia,
has been spending few days with his
father, Mr.. VIM. Il Hannold
Leroy Rogers, employed in the War De-
j partment at Washington, came home to vote
on Tuesday. He returned on Tuesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Field and little
i son, of Philadelphia, have been visiting
Mrs. James Irelan, parents of Mrs Field
Prelate Samuel E Holman, made a fine
j address to the members of Viola Lodge, K.
of RI, on Saturday evening, taking for his
theme THE Principles Of the Order. It
was highly spoken of
A large delegation from Viola Lodge will
attend the District meeting, X of p, at
Mullica Hill, on Thursday evening.
Redemptionist Fathers, from Saratoga
N. X !, are holding a Mission in St. Joseph S
church, and services will be held every
morning and evening through the week
Mr. and Mrs William F. Lawrence, of
/ Swedesboro, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Ida Lawrence, to Isaac
II. Bradshaw, also of Swedesboro
The funeral Of former Assemblyman,
Lawrence Locke, on Thursday of last week
was largely attended. His age was SO
years, instead Of SO as stated last week.
Two Of the sisters from the Catholic
Orphans Home at HopewelI, spent recent
i Sunday here in the interests Of their work
and received from the generous people of
St Joseph's Church $54 in money and
twenty barrels of sweet potatoes.
Special revival services will begin in the
Methodist Church on Sunday evening Nov
~.
The election on Tuesday in the Borough
of Swedesboro resulted as follows: Repub-
lican, Avis, 1872; Silver, 211, Wilson, 235
Democrat Davidson, 153, Paul, 1856, Hiile-
gass, 113
WooIwich township, Avis, Ia; Silver
1I6; Wilson, 100. Democrat, Davidson,
108; Paul, 103; Hillegass, 100.
William Vincent, son Of Mrs. Lidia Vim
cent, Of this place, was operated on for
appendicitis in Hahnemann Hospital on
last Saturday. The operation was sue
cess, and the lad is making satisfactory inn
provements.
Mix has advanced in price from six to
eight cents per quart, and as a consequence
many housewives are using it in smaller
quantities.
/ Miss Matte P Batten, Of Woodbury.,
spent Wednesday with her friend, Mrs
Harry McCollister. here.