Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31
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Mrs. George w. Pither spent Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Zane at Mantua.
Mr. and Mrs John Zane, of Gloucester
City. have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Taylor, parents of Mrs. Zane.
Mrs. Alonzo Patterson and Mrs Israel
Black spent part of last week with Walter
r. Stiles and family in Camden.
Miss Clara Rode has returned home after
visit of month with her sister, Mrs. DR.
Charles Rether, at Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs Charles Bachman has been enter
tanning her friend, Miss Addie Stanton, Of
Camden.
Miss Florence G. Pither spent Tuesday
with relatives at Mantua.
Miss Rebecca G. Allen, of Germantown,
Pa, has been spending week with her
sister, Mrs. Ella B. Gibson.
Mrs. John K. Adams has been enter
NSaaining her brother, Mr.. J. B. GirauIt, of
annapolis, Md
Mrs. Edmund Rark. of PhiIad4.9hia,
has been visiting her parents. Mr, and Mrs.
Benz G. Clark
The Misses Elsie HeadleY, Gertrude
Croft, students at she West Chester Nor
nal School, are at home for the Easter
vacation
The Board of Education has organized
by electing Henry w. Ridgway, president
William G. Hunter, vice president, and
Isaac S. Stratton, district clerk.
Freebooter Wilson is on the street again
after his long and tedious attack of typhoid
fever. Mrs. Wilson is slowly recovering
from the same disease.
Mrs. George Ham is very i'll and great
sufferer at her home in South Swedesboro
with no hope Of improvement.
Mrs. VIM. H. Brown, is quite i'll, as is
also Mrs. Margaret Ashton.
Rev. DR.. w r. Wedderspoon, of the
First M. z. Church at Asbury Park, will
give the Tragedy Of Saul, y in the Swedes-
boro Methodist Church on Monday even
ing, April 9TH
Our farmers are busy spotting out to-
mato plants. The beds are reported as
looking fine
The reception given Rev. A Lawrence
and family on Wednesday evening OF last
week, was most enjoyable affair, and a
large number gathered to welcome Pastor
Lawrence back to his second year of service
with his people. The evening was spent
with pleasant social chat, an address of
welcome by Geo. M. Ashton, happy re-
Spouse by the pastor, vocal and instrument
tai music, and the serving of light refresh
ments.
Occur de Lion Castle, K. G. E., cele-
brated its sixteenth anniversary on Mon
day evening, with minstrel entertainment
given by members Of the order. Those
1rd
good. Refreshments were served.
Wedding bells have been ringing merrily
here Of late. and there are more to follow.
Edward Taylor and Miss Bertha Dean,
both Of this place, were married at Mantua
by Rev. F. E. Purcell, on Saturday even
ing, March 10Th.
Walter M. Shoch, of this place, and
Miss E. May Drink, Of Repaupo, were
married in Woodbury. by Rev Frank
Moore, on Wednesday evening, March 3d.
Walter Hendrickson, of this place, and
Miss Blanche Given, of Auburn, were
married on last Saturday afternoon, and
left Immediately on short wedding trip.
To all these young people we extend our
congratulations and best wishes, with the
hope that their voyage across the matrimon-
ial sea may be happy and prosperous.
Mrs. Abigail Barber, former we'll
known and highly respected resident here,
died at her home ia Woodstown, on Mon
day of last week in her 91st year. Her
funeral took place in Trinity Episcopal
Church here on Thursday, and interment
was made in She Episcopal cemetery. She
was the mother Of Frank P. Barber, of
this place.
Miss Mary Black, lifelong resident Of
this vicinity, died at the residence of Henry
Hager, on Thursday, in her 9th year.
Her funeral took place on Saturday
afternoon at the house with interment in
the Episcopal cemetery.
Mrs S. VIII Gaskill has been suffering
with severe attack Of quinsy
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