Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-01-19
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Miss Sadie Heritage. of Olassboro, il
spending some time with her grandmother
Mrs. Mary Shivers.
Messrs Thomas and Hugh Mccullough
have been spending a week with friends al
Newark, Patterson and Jersey City.
Edgar Shivers, of this place, has heen
again chosen as assistant private secretary
of Hon. David o. Watkins, Speaker of the
House
Mrs. Anna Black, of Camden, was in
town this week
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Costello. are still
confined to their room with the grip
Mrs Patience A. Cole is lying very dan
gerously i'll at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Amos Jones.
| The mad dog scare ON Monday afternoon
of last week, has resulted 10 the killing OF
some valuable and number of worthless
dogs which we're bitten by the supposed
mad dog, and the confning OF Others wait
ing developments.
Mr.. Isaac Ore has been confined to his
home with severe attack of grip.
Rev. Addison Lamb, of Philadelphia, oc-
cupied the pulpit of Trinity church on
last Sunday.
Mrs VIM. A. Sailor, of PhiIa visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Garrison.
Miss NAV Warrington has been visiting
Miss Lizzie Haines in Camden.
The following officers ef Swedesboro
Grange, P. of H. have been installed ::
Master, Charles Steward Overseer, S. Rus
sell Parker; Lecturer, Mrs. Herbert Brown;
Steward, Mr.. McIlvaine; Assistant Steward,
Tells Parker; Chaplain, Samuel Black I;
Treasurer, David 7. Brown; Secretary,
Mrs. N. H. Warrington; Gate Keeper,
Daniel Klos Ceres, Rebecca Gill; Flora,
Mrs. Charles Steward; Pomona, Mrs.
Samuel Holman Lady Assistant Steward,
Mrs B. D. Kille.
A social dance and supper for the benefit
of St. Joseph's church will be given on
Tuesday evening, January Oath. Dancing
in Meley's Hall, supper in Lippincotps
Hall.
The Swedesboro Branch of the Building
Loan Bank was organized on Thursday
evening of last week, with the following
officers President, Benjamin T. Lawrence;
Vice President, Biddle K. MOffett, DR.. W.
Grant Simmons Medical examiner, DR.
Oliver Grimshaw; Secretary, E Z Wander
sloot; Treasurer, George NJ. Ashton; Board
of Appraisers, Geo. NJ. Ashton, VIM. 81.
Mccullough, Samuel M. Parker.
Frank Turner who was recently seriously
ipi ured by his team running away, is now
lying dangerously i'll with typhoid pneu-
monia, with small chance of recovery.
Since our last wiring, death the great
reaper, has been in our midst, and two
valuable citizens have been called away.
| Mrs. Sadie P Guest, wife of Druggist
Samuel s. Guest, died suddenly of ap-
opexy, on Wednesday afternoon after an
illness of less than two hours The news
of her death came like great shock to the
community, where nearly her whole life
had been spent, and where she was uni
versally loved for her many admirable
traits of character The lonely mother,
bereft of her only child, and the sorrowinG
husband have the sympathy ola large circle
of friends in this sudden and great loss
| Her funeral took place on Saturday at her
| late home, and interment was made in the
| Episcopal cemetery.
Mr. Samuel Longacre, one Of our leading
commission merchants, died on Thursday
night, of typhoid fever, following severe
attack of the grip. He leaves family Of
several sons and daughters to mourn the
loss of loving and iDdulgent father. His
funeral took place on Monday and was
largely attended. Interment at Lake Park
cemetery.