Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-04-07
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OF Camden, were guests OF Editor Geo w.
Pither and family on Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Spellisy, Of Bridgeport, was
the guest Of VIM. II. Rieger and family on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Austin made a
flying visit to Edward McAllister and fam
lily last week.
John Toole and family spent Sunday
with their mother, Mrs. Mary Toole
Mrs. B. T. Zane, Of Camden, has come to
spend some time with her daughter, Mrs
Geo. w. Pither.
Joseph ]. Rieger, Of Bridgeport, spent a
few days here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nolte and son,
Henry Nolte and Aaron Franklin, all Of
Philadelphia, spent Easter Sunday with
Conrad Nolte and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Eastlack, Of Cam
den, spent Tuesday with B. R. Moffett
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Moffett entertained
on Monday Mrs. L. B. Moffett OF Phila.,
and Mrs. Samuel Lodge. of Mantua
Joseph A. Rulon and family have moved
to their nice new house in South Swedes-
boro, and Supervising Principal VIM. E.
Ayers will occupy Miss Rebecca Ford's
house, vacated by Mr.. Rulon.
Weather prophets predict Summer as
hot as the Winter has heen cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Flitcraft entertain
tanned on Sunday and Monday Mr.. and
Mrs. John Evans and Emril Flitcraft, of
Camden.
VIM. M. Walters has been visiting his
son at Cape May.
The Misses Warrington have been enter
tanning Mrs. Laura Ridgway and Miss Ellen
Haines, of Eldridge's Hill, at their pleas
ant home on Second street.
William Cheesman, of Elmer, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Hannold
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chew, of Pitman,
visited their mother, Mrs. Mary Hildebrand
last week
The Swedesboro Land Company have
three hundred Norway maple trees which
they intend to put out on their tract
David M. Mccullough and Miss Marie
Bradley, both of Paterson, were married
on Wednesday evening Of last week by
Rev. A. f. Wanderer, Of Paterson They
arrived here on Friday afternoon and are
spending few days with Mayor and Mrs.
w H. Mccullough, parents Of the groom.
A host of friends wish David and his bride
all happiness and prosperity.
Rev. Walter T. Leahy, pastor of St.
Joseph's Catholic Church, who has been
dangerously i'll with pneumonia, is con-
siderably improved at this writing. Easter
services in his church were conducted by a
priest from Trenton.
Mrs Annie Kenny spent Easter Sunday
with her sister, Mrs Maggie Smith, in
West Philadelphia.
Appropriate Easter services were held in
all our churches on Sunday, excellent ser
mons being preached and fine special music
rendered. The floral and other decorations
were very pretty. A pleasing program was
given in the Methodist Sunday school.
The Easter bonnet and other finery were
conspicuous by their absence on Sunday,
the cold and piercing wind making heavy
wraps and furs much more desirable.
The Week of PRAYER was observed in the
Presbyterian Church last week, services be-
ing held on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings. Owing to stormy
weather and other unfayorable circum-
stances, the services were otheld at the
regularly appointed time.
Sheppard Steward, carpenter here, fell,
on Tuesday afternoon, from the scaffold Of
house being erected in South SWedesboro
and broke his right arm in two places and
seriously injuring his hip, breaking or dis
locating 1t. He was sent TO Cooper Hospi-
tai on the 4.46 train. His home is at Aura.
At congregational meeting of the Pres
byterian Church, held on Tuesday evening,
the following trustees were elected: M.
Stanley Black, Samuel Black, Hugh Nc
Cullough, S. Taylor Rogers and Frank
Wilson
Miss Anna Carpenter Howey, daughter
of the late B. Frank Howey, died at her
home near VincentoWn on Tuesday of last
day with services in Trinity Church and in
terment in the Episcopal cemetery.
The Swedesboro Grange No. s, P. of H.,
which is considered one of the most flour
ishing in the county added twenty new
members to its list on Wednesday evening,
Mar. "a About two hundred persons were
present. to witness the initiation. The
last literary for the season was held in
Grange Hall on March 10TH The hall was
filled to its utmost capacity, many being
obliged to stand. The program for the
evening which was full of vim and comic
throughout, was as follows: Opening song
by the Grange recitation by Miss Hilda
Ore, an inspiring piano solo by Mrs. Nettie
Crispin. reading by Mrs. Rebecca Gill,
comic dialogue, That Rascal PATTI recita-
ton, Look Pleasant, by Florence Boul-
ton. "A beautiful duet was rendered by
Miss Mae Warrington and her talented pu-
pill, Miss Bessie Holman; Three Little Mnsh
rooms, given by Florence Boulton, Francis
Lippincott and Mildred Rainey was very
amusing; solo by Miss Rosa Bahman, reel,
tatIon by Miss Nettie Fl. Nolte, The Bache,
lor Sale, was very humorous; comic.readine
by Miss Rae Cheesman, recitation by little
Marion Brown, recitation by Willie Rainey,
/ A Little Boys Troubles; A thrilling plano
solo by Miss Rosa Bahman, recitation by
Alice Brown; singing The Swanee River by
Grange Glee Club.
Mrs. Mary Bennett, wife Of VIM. Ben.
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