Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-01-09
SWEDESBORO.

Mrs. Sarah S. Smith has returned from q
visit Of two weeks with her son Frank
Smith at Bridgeton.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Eastlack and son Edw.
have been spending ten days at Clayton,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Boyer,
parents of Mrs. Eastlack.
Miss Emma Hildebrand has been spend
ing few days at Glassboro.
Mrs Charles Nicholson and children
have returned to their home at Pitman
Grove after sojourn of several weeks here.
Mrs Maggie r. Smith is confined to her
home by quite severe illness.
District Deputy Ella c. Stone, paid an
official visit to Bridgeton Lodge, Ladies of
the Golden Eagle, ON Saturday evening,
and installed the officers for the insuing
year.
Mrs. Maggie A. Williams, OF Philada.,
spent Sunday with her friend, Mrs Maggie
r. Smith.
Mr. Emanuel StrattoD, of Philadelphia
has been the guest of his sister, Mrs. John
F. Meley, this week.
Miss Mabel Simmons expects soon to
leave for California where she may make
her future home.
Mrs. Jennie Robbins, of South Swedes-
boro, now in her one hundreth year, is
seriously i'll, and her death may be looked
for at almost any time
John G. Shivler, of Newark, Delaware,
died on Friday evening of last week, aged
SO years. He was native of Swedesboro,
and spent about half of his life here. He
was a brother of Henry Shivler Of this
I'll l. aI,o /, Q l..
Lodge, /. 0. o. F. For thirty-six years he
was station agent for the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company at Newark, Delaware,
and the idea of floral plots about railroad
stations originated with him.
Mrs. Isaac Nichols is visiting her parents
in Bridgeton.
Mrs. T. w. Dubois has sold her desirable
residence on Main street to DR.. W. Grant
Simmons, and has purchased for herself a
home on Curtis avenue, Woodbury., which
she expects to occupy within few weeks.
Isaac Ore is seriously i'll, and gradually
failing
John VanBuren, of this place, was
recently taken to Philadelphia Hospital
to undergo an operation for appendicitis.
Pride of Diamond Council, No. ia, D.
of L., has installed the following officers:-
J. E. c., Martha Holman; A. j. E. O.,
Lille Worrell; c., Mary g. Young; A. c.,
Caroline Zippler; T. c., Maria Cozens; A.
V. c., Lydia Rapp; R. S., Ella c. Stone;
A. r. S., Bertha R. Morris; F. S., Samuel
L. Holman; t., Lizzie S. Batten; G., Lizzie
Cozens; l. g., Bertha Young; 0. G., N. S.
Batten; R. toS. c., Ida Lawrence; Trustee,
Jerome Young.
The Presbyterian Sundays school has
elected the following officers: S., M. Stan
ley Black; A., Miss Julia Rainey; S. and
L., Hugh Mccullough; T., Miss Mary
Mayer; o., Mrs. Lizzie Black; A., Miss
Sadie Smith.
Mr.. John P. Justice is at Bridgeton re-
oeiving treatment for the removal of tu-
NOR from his shoulder.
Little Helen Headley, daughter of B. A.
Headley, has attended the M. E. Sunday
school here for three years without missing
a session.
Viola Lodge No. 40, K. of P, has in
stalled these offices: G. c., Harry B. Smith;
V. c., VIM. EG. Whitaker; P, Samuel L.
Homan; M. of W., Edward Longacre; K.
of R. and s., Charles K. Mayer; NJ. of F.,
/. Allen Denny; M. of E., VIM. R. Stone;
M. at A., Hugh Mccullough; l. G., Josiah
Vincent: o. G., Veireck; T., S. L. Holman
R. to G. l., George Fl. Craft; A., VIM.
Gosling.
Osceola Lodge, No. rs, L o. O. F., has
installed the following officers: N. G., j.
H. Miller; V. G., George M. Ashton; S.,
W. II. Mccullough; T., Harry Mayhem;
Con-, Carlton E. Rulon; War, Thomas w.
Davidson; I. G., B. D. Kille; o. g., Hugh
NJ. Rainey; R. S. N. G., Benjamin Shoe
maker; L. S. N. G., Walter R. Shoemaker;
R. S. S., VIM. Rainey; L. S. S., George A.
Drummond; c., Biddle R. Moffett.
Special revival services are being held in
the M. E. Church.
The M. E. Sunday-school has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year,
S., George M. Ashton; A., George w. Han
mold; S., ---; r., Joseph R. Moore;
L., Wilfred B. Wolcott; Organist, Mrs. L.
S. Batten; c., B. F. Moffett; S. of P. D.,
Mrs. Irene Hannold; s. of |. D., George
W. Hannold.
Charles Yourson has sold his barber shop
and tobacco store to Charles M. LEROY, of
Paulsboro, who has taken possession of the
premises. Mr.. LEROY carried on the same
business here several years ago, and is COM
ing back to his native town, he will find a
warm welcome. He will move his family
here soon.
As we close our notes this Wednesday
morning, a snow storm is raging.