Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-10-20
SWEDE SBoRo.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry w. Souder and
son were guests on Sunday of Mrs D. /
G. Mullen, mother of Mrs Souder, at
Gibbstown
Mrs. Charles Justice, of Bakersville
has been spending few days with her
daughter, Mrs. William H. Hannold, Jr |
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dopson and Mr. (
and Mrs. Vogeding and little daughter
Helen, of Woodbury.. were guests of
the Misses Eva and Pauline Kaybrick /
on Saturday evening.
Mr.. Joseph Justice, of Woodbury. |
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs Will
liam H. Hannold, Jr.
Little Miss Henrietta Justice, of T
Pleasantville, is spending some time
with her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs |
G. D. Lippincott.
Mrs. Lydia Justice is spending some
time with her son, DR. Harry Justice, in I
West Virginia.
Mrs. Harriet E. Croft and Miss Lille
Worrsll spent over Sunday with Miss
Gertrude Croft at West Chester. Pa.
Mayor w. H. Mccullough attended
the meeting of the Odd Fellows Home
Association, at Trenton, on Wednes-
day Of last week.
Mr.. William Egee has been inter-
tanning his brother. Mr. Benjamin |
Egee, OF Philadelphia
Mr.. Charles d. Lippincott has re-
turned from a trip in the West which
took in the St. Louis Fair, also visit
with his son, Clarence Lippincott. at
Denver. Col. He also visited other
points of interest.
Diamond Council Jr. O. U. A. M. I
will celebrate it's seventeenth anni-
versary on Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 3. An excellent program is being
prepared for the occasion
Fifty members and not fifteen asl
stated in your last issue joined thel
Woolwich Republican Club at it's or
ganization. The club now numbers one
hundred and forty members
Miss Hanna Sheldon who underwent
an operation for appendicitis in the
Jefferson Hospital recently, returned
home on Saturday and is improving
quite rapidly
Miss Josephine Hildebrand WAS cali
ed to the door by the vigorous ringing
OF the bell on Monday evening and to-
her great surprise merry party of
her school friends walked in and re-
minded her that it was heT thirteenth
LuNoy nG SCuuS 3duS " d tdASE
"all-aback' for a few moments but
/ recovering herself she made her
friends very welcome and they pro-
ceeded to enjoy themselves in true
school girl fashion with games and
fun of various kinds, after which re-
freshments OF cakes. candies fruits and
nuts were served. Those present were.
Helen Headley, Marguerite Crispin.
Beatrice Dilks, Elsie Moore. Emily
Davey, Mildred Buzby, Florence Ayers.
Mary Rogers, Lillian Vanaman Kath-
/ leen Hildebrand and William Hide
brand
The Grand Lodge officers OF O. q. w.
visited Swedesboro Lodge, No rs, on
Tuesday evening as follows; Grand
Master Workman Charles w. Wood,
of Camden, Grand Foreman George
Parker Sutton, of Merchantville; Grand
Recorder J. H. Lippincott, Camden;
Deputy Grand Master John C. Chopper,
of Camden; Assistant Grand Recorder
H. w. Lindebourne, of Camden; Past
Master Workman Harry Howey, of
Ivyside.
Occur de Lion Temple, K g. E.,
will give their annual chicken and oys
ter supper in Guests Hall, on Saturday
evening of this week These ladies are
noted for their fine suppers and those
who patronize them will be sure of
! their moneys worth.
The Ithaca. n " Conservatory Of
Music Concert Company will give an
entertainment in Guests Hall for the
benefit of the NJ. E. Sunday-school. on
Thursday evening, October q. That
! the entertainment will be first class
/ in every particular is evidenced by
4 the fact that the company appeared be-
i fore an audience of over eleven hum
dred people in the Broadway Methodist
4 Church Camden. a year ago and are
booked for another entertainment
there in the near future.
Mr.. John H. Zipplar met with pain
4 full accident on Thursday of last week
while working at the railroad station.
4 In reaching for a basket of potatoes
i his feet slipped and he fell from the
+ high freight platform to the ground,
4 striking on his back He was able to
walk TO his home nearby but has since
been practically helpless. although at
this writing he is said to be improving.
I Mrs. Ella Gibson, of this place, and
B her sister Mrs 0liphant, OF Bridge
port who have been making a tour Of
the principal cities and other points
of interest in the Eastern States,
I reached home on Saturday evening
after an absence OF twelve days. In
their journeyings they went as far as
Portland Maine. visited the famous
/ lumbar camps and many other interest
ing places. They spent four days in
= Boston. the Hub of the World" and
/ exnreSs themselves as aalighfpd with
4 Yankee land and the Yankees them
selves. Mrs Harry McCollister, who
made one of the party. stopped of at
+ Brooklyn on the return trip where she
4 is visiting friends
i Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper re-
turned from their visit to the st. Louis
Fair on Sunday evening. Miss Emma
Locke who accompanied them did not
7 return but is spending few days visit
4 ing relatives in St Louis
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