Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-03-01
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Mrs. William e. Black aud daughter
Merle, Of Camden, were calling on friends
here on Saturday.
I Mrs. William a. Sailer, Of Lansdowne.
Pa, has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ell. G. Garrison, here.
Miss Edith Norton, OF Camden, is visit
ing relatives in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Sarah Bignell spent Sunday with
her son. Samuel Bignell, at Elmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Harris and Mrs. Leya
Willig were guests Of Phila. friends Sunday.
I County School Superintendent, William
Fl. Eldridge and Mrs. EIdridge, Of Will
JAMESTOWN, were guests last week OF Mrs.
Mary Shivers.
Editor and Mrs. George W. Pither enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs Vincent
Sharp and son Earl, Of Camden.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Gaskill and
Mrs. Fannie Starr spent last Friday with
John Kirby and family at Bridgeport.
| The ocial League Club entertained their
wives and best girls at cards in Lippincotts
Hall on last Thursday evening. Refresh
ments were served and q good time reported.
Isaac Patterson has purchased Of B. A.
Headley one Of his large warehouses near
the station. Price So, 500.
Contractor L. s. Parks, Of Clayton, has
purchased Of the Swedesboro Land Co a
| lot on Helms ave. on which he expects to
build himself a home, if business prospects
warrant removal to SWedesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Batten have re-
moved from w. a. Browns house to Jacob
Eastlack's house in South Swedesboro.
Theo. Robinson and daughter, Of Phila.,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
| L. Evan.
At congregational meeting of the Pres
| byterian Church held on Tuesday evening
| of last week, six trustees were elected nm
der the new law as follows: M. Stanley
| Black, f. w. Winter, one year; Frank M.
| Wilson, Hugh Mccullough, two years; r.
H. Rainey, Samuel Black, three years.
/ Pride Of Diamond Council. Daughters oil
Liberty, held cake sale at the bone Of
Mrs. Isaac Bradshaw on Saturday, pnd the
sale placed something oyer seventeen dol
lars in their treasury.
The Swedesboro Land Company will
soon begin the erection OF double house
on their tract.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Moore were ths
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Black
in Camden, on Thursday Of last week II
/ the evening they all attended the Torrey'
Alexander meeting in Phila. They were
/ fortunate in securing excellent seats neal
the speakers and report most interesting
and profitable meeting.
Missionary Day will be observed in thu
/ Methodist Church on next Sunday. Pasto
Provost will preach missionary sermon il
the morning, and there will be special ser
vices in the Sunday -school in the afternoon
Sweet potatoes that were stored last fal
with the hope Of getting better prices havl
rotted badly, and some farmers have los
fully half Of their crop. Prices are low
about 81. so par barrel. A number of truck
ers declare that they will raise fewer pota
toes and more tomatoes next year. Tomat'
beds are looking well, and the prospect j
that there will be large acreage.
A complete surprise was given Mrs AL
bert Drew last Friday evening on her 2ls
i birthday. The evening was spent in game
and dancing, and fine music on the phono
4 graph was rendered. AT a late hour refresh
ments were served to which all did ampl
4 Justice. At late hour the large compan.
departed TO their several homes, all wishing
Mrs Drew many more happy birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Sithens, entertain
ed a very pleasant company at their hom
near Swedesboro on Saturday afternoon ant
evening February 9th in honor OF thei
son William. j. At six o'clock the guest
were invited to the DINING room to par
take Of terrapin supper, which bad beef
most elegantly prepared by the host AM
Mr. Gilbert Shute Of Clarksboro. TIL
evening was very pleasantly spent in sing
i ing, playing games, and social chat. Thos
present were. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Slth
ems, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ Sithens, Mr.
and Mrs. George NJ Hall, Mr.. and Mrs
Nathan w. Lippincott, The Misses Laura
Leona, Hannah, Alice. and Frances Lippin
colt, and Hannah Sithens, Messrs. Waite
Hall, AlYan and Nathan Lippincott, ami
William J. Sithens, Mrs. Priscilla NJ
Lippincots and Mrs. Irelan of Swedesboro
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Shute of Clarksboro
i Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield D. Sithens, .
j Mullica Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl
Sithens Of Woodbury., and Mrs. Emelin
Wright, Of Mickleton.
Miss Harriet Locke has been suddenl
called to Norfolk, Va. BY the illness Of he
sister who has paralysis.
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