Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-03-21
swEDEsBoRo.

Miss Katie Tuohy, of Woodstown, was
the guest Of friends here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Packard, of Elmer,
ter, Mrs. Friedrich Weber.
Mr. and Mrs Robert S. Austin, of Phila-
delphia, have been visiting Mrs. Austin's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McAllister
Mrs. George Blake, of Camden, spent
Sunday with her father, Mr.. John O'Toole.
The Misses Laura and Rebecca Cook, of
Pennsville, have been the guests of Mrs.
Joseph r. Moore and her sister, Mrs. j. C.
Dubois
Mrs. John Toole and little daughter, of
Woodbury., spent Monday with Mrs. Mary
Toole and family.
Mrs. VIM. Helms spent last week with
relatives at Bridgeton.
Mrs. Henry Long and children have been
spending few days at Williamstown.
Walter Beckett, Of Illinois, has been
visiting relatives here.
VIM. H. Mccullough, of this place, was
elected Supreme Representative for another
year at the meeting of the Grand Lodge
A. o. U. W., at Trenton last week.
The reception given Rev. w. S. Mitchell,
pastor of the M. E. church on last Friday
evening, was pleasant affair and well
attended despite the rain, and general un-
pleasantness outside. Addresses of welcome
were made by George Meley, President of
the Board Of Trustees; George M. Ashton,
Superintendent of the Sunday school; Vim.
l.. Moore, President of the Epworth League,
and others, to all of which Pastor Mitchell
responded in his characteristic happy strain
making some telling hits which brought
down the house" Ice cream and cake
were served. The lecture room of the
church was prettily decorated for the oc-
casion.
Miss Clara Lodge, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her uncle, Samuel M. Holman near
| here.
Occur de Lion Castle, No. SO, Knight Of
| the Golden Eagle, celebrated its thirteenth
anniversary on Monday evening. The
Ladies Temple and large number of other
invited guests were present. The enter
tainment consisted of varied program Of
| speeches, music, graphaphone selections, ETC.,
and was followed by asplendid banquet A
pleasant surprise highly appreciated by the
Castle was the presentation OF an elegant
pound cake in the form of pyramid, artis-
| tically decorated, and Of huge dimensions
the gift Of Mrs. John Shivler, member of
the Ladies Temple. Mrs. Shivler received
profuse thanks for her beautiful gift, which
we believe is to be cut on next Monday
evening.
Charles Rieger is building house on his
lot on Broad street Contractor John Hun
ter has the job.
Liveryman John Dubois, who has been
seriously ill with an attack Of grip is
slowly improving.
A number OF houses here were broken
open on last Friday and food and other
articles taken. At Chas. d. Lippincott's,
two pairs of gold eye glasses were taken,
entrance being made through an outside
door into the sitting-room, which the visi-
tors caselessly left open when they departed.
The residences of VIM. III. Hannold and
his son, Geo. W. Hannold, Geo. S. Turner
and Mrs. Chas. Justice were also entered,
and food taken. At one place quantity
of choice wine was taken. The cook
kitchens Of Geo. w. Pither and Aaron
Hurff were raided few nights previous.
Mrs. Amy B. Warrington, wife of Lewis
Warrington, died on Friday, March 18th,
after an illness of several weeks duration,
Ill ucI OOUIl yteti. DIG Was d IlUSb eStIludDle
woman, and had large circle of friends in
this vicinity where her life had been spent.
She leaves husband and an adopted son
and daughter. Her funeral took place on
Tuesday and interment was made in Egg
lington cemetery, Clarksboro.
Word reached here late on last Saturday
night Of the death of Benz L. Zane,
of Mantua, in the Medico Chirurgical
Hospital, Phila., where he underwent a
dangerous surgical operation less than two
| weeks ago. He was former resident of
Swedesboro and was well known and highly
respected He was faithful and consist
emit member of the Methodist church, in
| which he was class leader and exhorter
He leaves wife and two daughters, Mrs.
Geo. w. Pither, of this place. and Mrs.
Vincent Sharp, of Camden, and two sons,
| Harrison Zane, of Camden, and Isaac Zane,
Of Mantua, to mourn the loss of most
affectionate and loving husband and father
He was member of Viola Lodge, K of P.
Of this place. His remains were brought
to the residence of his son-in-law, Geo. W.
Pither, and his funeral took place at the
| Methodist church on Wednesday afternoon
with interment at Lake Park cemetery.
Engineer Frank Parker has broken
ground for his new house, corner Of Broad
| and Second streets