Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-09-10
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SWEDESBORo.
A merry party Of relatives and friends
from PHILADELPHIA drove over from Pitman
Grove on Saturday, August %, TO the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John c. Sharp near here
for visit. To say that they had most
delightful time would be to put it mildly, |
and the supper-well, the supper, was such
one as the Swedesboro farmers wife
knows how to prepare, and the driver de-
clared be would charge more TO take the
party home after such supper. Mrs.
Sharp was Philadelphia girl, but she fits
into the life on the farm, as If she were born
to it. Those who enjoyed the occasion,
were Mrs. L. Young, Mrs. S J Boyd, A.
Amster, wife and son Joseph. and daughter
Mary, Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman and son
George, Miss NJ. Batten, Miss NJ. Moore,
B. Hutchinson, wife and son Hameron,
Mrs. Ferd Steel, Miss Crispin aud friend,
a. Crispin and Miss A B Steel. Miss X.
d. Curl, Emma Curl, s. Lnffbery, all OF
Philadelphia; ] H Sharp and wife Of
Swedesboro Mrs. Sharp was presented
with a very handsome hand painted salad
dish, the work of her friend, Miss A B.
Steel. of Philadelphia.
Fire Chief, George A. Rode, Wilbert Bat
ten, Arthur Sparks, and Alex. B. Hewes,
will represent the Woolwich Fire Company
at the annual conventian of the Firemen's
Relief Association at Atlantic City this
week.
Miss Sarah NJ Smith is spending two
weeks vacation at Atlantic City, the guest
of her brother and sister, Joseph B Smith
and wife
Miss Lizzie Cozens is spending some time
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Edgar H. DIks and daughter Bea-
trice, and Andey, haye returned from a
visit Of ten days with relatives at Rogers
ford. Pa.
Miss Florence G. Pither is at home after
several weeks spent with relatives at Man
tua and Pitman.
Louis Weber, wife and son Christian, of
Bridgeton visited their brother Frederick
Weber and family here last week.
Mrs. Allen Headley and her sister, Miss
Sallie Paneoast, spent two days OF last week
with her brother, Isaac Pancoast, at Clay
| ton.
Mrs. Sarah j. Haines. and her daughter
Miss Lizzie Haines, of Camden, have been
visiting relatives here.
Smith Hires, wife and children, of Tioga,
Pa, were guests of Frederick Weber and
family last week
Alonzo Patterson and wife have been en-
tertaining Walter r. Stiles and family, Of
Camden.
Clifford Walters and wife, Of West Phil
adelphia, spent Sunday and Monday with
their father, William NJ. Walters, here.
Frank Hurff, Of Suffolk. Virginia, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss Lucy A. Welsh is entertaining Miss
Eta Shaffer, of Philadelphia, for few
weeks.
William NJ Walters attended the annual
re union of the survivors of the Twelfth
Regimgns New Jersey Volunteers at Bor-
den5own on FRIDAY OF last week. He speaks
OF the occasion as being most enjoyable
one, a feature of which was the excellent
dinner provided by the Ladies Auxiliary of
Bordentown.
George A Rode aud wife, and Oliver G
Berks and wife, enjoyed part OF last week
in the Pocono mountains.
Wilbert Dolby aud wife, of Glassboro.
have removed TO Swedesboro where he will
blow glass the coming season. For the
present. their home will be with Jacob S.
Ware and wife.
Mrs. Lena Willig is representing Occur
de Lion Temple, Ladies of the Golden
Eagle at the Grand Lodge at Trenton this
week
Jacob S. Ware, wife and little daughter
Estella, returned home on Monday from
vacation of several weeks spent at Forest
Grove, Viueland, Camden and other points.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will OBJ
serve Rally Day on the last Sunday In Sep
tember.
Mrs John Zane, of Gloucester City, is
spending week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Taylor.
| Mr. Samuel Fries and Mrs. Emma Lodge
spent from Saturday night until Monday
night with Mrs Lodges sister, Mrs. Edward
Eastlack
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lippincott will
! leave for their home at Denver, Colorado,
this week, after most pleasant visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs G. d. Lippincott
and other relatives and friends.
The publ, schools of Woolwich township
opened on Monday.
/ Word has gone out that the Swedesboro
Glass Works will not go into blast before
October.
/ William H. Mccullough has sold his
house on Anderson avenue. now occupied
| BY laundryman Charles 500, to John Mona
hon, who will take possessi on on Oct Is.