Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-01-05
sWEDEsBoRO.

Miss Nellie Turner and Miss Cert
rude Simkins, of Camden, have been
spending a few days with Nathan w.
Lippincott and family
Miss Irene Sharp, of Camden, has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Florence
G. Pither.
Mrs Samuel Young, of Vineland, has
been the guest of Mrs Alonzo Patter-
son and Miss Martie P. Rieger here.
Rev and Mrs. S. f. Gaskill, of Cape
May, and Miss Lizzie Hagerman, Of
Trenton, were Christmas week visitors
Of Mr. and Mrs Geo. M Ashton
Misses Hannah and Alice Lippincott
spent part of Christmas week visit
ing relatives in Camden
Raymond Fry, of Glassboro, has
been spending a few days with his
Uncle Harry Cottrell here.
Editor and Mrs. Geo w Pither
spent over Sunday with Mr. Vincent
Sharp and family in Camden.
Walter Campbell. of Camden, spent
over Sunday with friends here.
Rev. Henry M. Lawrence and fam
lily, of Hamilton Square, spent Christ
mas week with his parents, Rev and
Mrs A. Lawrence, at the Methodist
parsonage.
Miss Agnes Costello is spending
some time with relatives in Camden.
Delbert Ellzin and wife, of Glass
boro we're guests of David B. Wright
and family. of South Swedesboro, last
week.
D. Morrison McAllister and wife, of
Greenwich, Cumberland county, have
been visiting relatives here.
David B. Wright and son, John,
spent Monday with his brother, Ben
jamin Wright, at Paulsboro.
Mr. and Mrs b. C. Clark have been
entertaining Rev and Mrs. Edmund
Burk, of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. James Batten have
been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G.
Green at Westville.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Garrison. Mr..
and Mrs. William Cooper and children,
were Christmas guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Sailer at Lansdowne,
Pa
| Miss Alice Parker entertained her
classmates of the Catholic High
School, Camden, on Thursday of last
week and the young people enjoyed a
most delightful day. Her guests were
Miss Helen Blake, Miss Kathryn
Toomey, Miss Elizabeth Crotty, Miss
Mary Gritton, Miss Margaret Brody
Miss Marie Sullivan, Miss Elizabeth
Hunter and Mr. William Kelly, OF
Camden, and Miss Alice Toole, Miss
Katie Lyons and Miss Mamie Cos
tello, of Swedesboro.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Brown, Mr.
John Morris. and Miss Eva Kaybrick
spent New Years eve in Philadelphia
Harry Sparks, Of the firm Of M. G
Sparks & Sons, is recovering from a
severe attack of appendicitis
Mr. and Mrs Amos G. Hurff cele
Drated the thirty-second anniversary
of their marriage on Christmas day
and entertained Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
| Salisbury. Mr. and Mrs William H
Cozens and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Salisbury and daughter, Marie
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex B. Hewes, Of
Swedesboro, Mr. and Mrs James
Shoemaker, of Woodstown; MIR and
Mrs. George Meley, Jr., of Camden
and Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron H. Hurff OF
Atlantic City
| Mr.. and Mrs VIM H. Hannold, Jr
entertained on Christmas Mrs c. w
Justice and Albert Justice, of Bakers
vile; Warren Justice, of Camden
Joseph Justice, of Woodbury., and
Charles Justice, of Pieasantyille
| The Presbyterian Sunday school OF
| this place has elected the following
officers: superintendent, Samuel
Black; assistant superintendent, N
| May Young; secretary, Hugh McCul
| Tough; assistant, Sadie NJ Young,
treasurer, Mary Mayer; organist
Sadie Smith; assistant, Anna Black
| librarian, Hugh Mccullough; assistant
Sadie Young.
| A slight fire at the home Of James
Miller, colored on last Friday after.
moon. called out the fire department
but the blaze, which started in a bed
room, probably from defective
chimney. was soon extinguished with
| little loss other than the bed and fur
nishings of the room.
Representative OF four generations,
to the number Of forty eight. ranging
! in age from nine months to eighty
| two years, gathered at the residence
| OF William P Zane near here. on
| Monday of last week for their annual
| family reunion Besides the six chill
dren with their husbands and wives,
ltwenty-three grandchildren and eight
great grandchildren which includes
the entire family living except four
, grandchildren and one great grand
child, there We're present Mrs. Eliza
! beth Ore and daughter Miss Maggie
Ore, Of this place, and Miss Harriet
McIlvaine, of Repaupo. A good time
was enjoyed by all, mingled, however.
with a feeling Of sadness, because
death had entered the ranks only the
month previous and removed to the
higher life q beloved grandchild; a
bright young man of eighteen years.
the youngest son OF Nj. and Mrs.
Jehu A. Locke, of Philadelphia. All
left in the early evening for their re-
spsctive homes with best wishes for
the loved and honored parents, and
grandparents; and looking forward to
g. similar gathering under the home
lTeof. during the coming year Of 1905.
Mrs. Hannah Mitchell has moved