Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-09-21
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Mrs. Lizzie R. Smith, Evangelist, Of
Philadelphia. spent Tuesday with Swedes-
boro friends.
Miss Anna Graham, of Washington, d.
G., is visiting her aunt, Mrs r. G, Glenn
ent.
Miss Mary oliphant Of Medford, has been
the guest Of her niece, Mrs. Winfield s.
StTatton.
Miss Mary Engle, of Reading, Pa, is
spending some time with her friend, Miss
Estella Locke.
Mrs. Wilbert Batten has been spending
ten days with her cousin, John Stratton and
family near Beasley's Point
Mrs. S. F. GaskiI, of Wiliiamstown,
spent part of last week with her son-in-law,
George N. Ashton, here
Mr. and Mrs Jacob S. Ware and little
daughter Estella, haye returned from va
cation Of three weeks, spent in various
parts Of New jersey, and IN Phila.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Sharp, OF Camden.
Editor and Mrs. George w Pither, and
Mrs. John K Adams Of this place, have
been spending two or three days at Atlantic
City and Seaview
Ms VIZ, eozsns spent a part Of last
week at Fox Chase, Pa.
Mrs. E. F. Eldridge and Mrs. VIM.
Denny, have been recent guests of relatives
and friends at Cape May, Belle Plain and
Tuckahoe.
John Bryant, of Porches Mill, caught a
large snapper last Saturday. which weighed
fifteen pounds.
Miss Mary Price, Of Phila., has been the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs Elizabeth Howell.
Mrs. Edward Eastlaek and Mrs. John
Gibson and daughter, have been guests Of
Miss Mia Eastlack, at Mantua.
Mr.. Louis c. Green and family, Of New
bold, have been spending two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Batten, parents of
Mrs. Green.
ReY. S. F. Gaskill, Of WilIiamstown, and
his daughter, Mrs. George NJ. Ashton, of
this place, spent a part of last week with
relatives at Tuckerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob S. Ware entertained
on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Dolby, of
Glassboro, and Miss Eva Reyes, Of Vine
land.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Walters entertained on
Sunday his sister, Mrs. Iredell, and his
nephew, Howard Buck and wife, of Camden.
Rally Day will be observed in the Meth
odist Church and Sunday school on next
Sunday. Rev. DIR. Fl. w. Batten, of Abse-
con, viii preach both morning and even
ing. and will address the Sunday school in
the afternoon. There will be special music
and floral decorations.
The remains of VIM. Emswiler, who was
drowned in Raccoon creek on September
tenth were removed from w Ell. Hannold g
undertaking room on Thursday and inferred
in Lake Park Cemetery. Coroner Sim
mons exerted every effort to locate relatives
Of the unfortunate man, but to no purpose.
ST Joseph's Catholic Church was the
scene of very pretty wedding on Tuesday
morning when Miss Martha Y. Sawatzki.
daughter OF Mr. Albert J.. Sawatzki was
married to Nicholas Burger. High Nuptial
Mass was celebrated by Rev. Patrick Nc
Carriston. Frank Sawatzki, a brother Of
the bride, acted as groomsman. and Miss
Elizabeth Schooner, was brides maid. The
bride was attired in handsome gown of
white silk Lansdown, with veil, and car
ried a white prayer book The brides maid
wore Wnite caSuu4cIc. u icSr poiVh lolloWcu
the ceremony at the home of Louis Scboe-
ner. The happy couple have the best
wishes OF host Of friends.
Property has been changing hands rapid
IL in Swedesboro and vicinity Of late. Mr..
VIM. P. Zane has sold his farm to Daniel
scherer, and has bought for himself home
at Pitnan Grove. Mrs. Anna G.. Locke
has sold her farm to kThomas Davidson, Jr.
VIM. E. Black has sold his double house on
Railroad avenue to w. r. Poinsett. Mr..
Black will remove to Camden. Edward
Mcmahon has sold his house on Allen street
to John r. Costello, who sold his farm to
Harry r. Ford. Joseph Mcmahon has sold
his oyster saloon and restaurant to VIM.
DiIks, il.
Miss Bertha Young has been entertaining
Miss Blanche Thornton, Of Phila.