Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-07-03
sWEDEsBORO.


Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Ashton left on
Monday for trip which will include Bos-
ton and other points of interest. Mr..
Ashton has a vacation Of two weeks from
his duties in the bank.
Mr.. /. N. Hannold, Of Phila., has been
visiting his father w. FL. Hannold
Mrs. B. B. Weatherby, of Millville, has
been visiting her sisters and other relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mccullough have
been spending few days with Captain
Leonard Mulford and family, at Cedarville.
| Miss Bertha Vanaman, OF Monroeville,
is spending some time with her sister, Mrs.
Jacob Ware.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherer have been
entertaining their sister, Miss Bertha
Sherer, and her friend, Miss May Ivens, of
| Norristown, Pa.
Mr.. George Kurtz, Of Camden, spent a
part of last week with his cousin, Mrs.
Louis Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wise, who have been
spending several months here, where Mr..
Wise has been employed in the glass works,
returned to their home at Williamstown on
Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Watt and children, of Cam
den, have been the guests of Mr.. Mark
Elder and family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Vanderslott have been
spending ten days with relatives in Balti-
more, Maryland.
| Mayor Mccullough has received commu-
| nications from no less than three different
companies asking about sites for manu-
featuring purposes.
The celebration of the twenty fifth ami
versary of the Moravian Sunday school
which was to have taken place on last
Sunday, has been postponed until next
Sunday.
| VIM. G. LEROY, former resident of this
place, died at the home of his father, John
LEROY, in Camden, on Friday of last
week. His funeral tCok place at the M. E.
Church here on Monday, and interment
was made in Lake Park Cemetery.
DIR. John Keasby Weatherby, brother OF
l. Hurff Weatherby, Of this ylace, died at
the Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia, on
Tuesday. His funeral will take place at
Bridgeport on Saturday.
Diamond Council, No. IA, Jr Order
United American Mechanics, has elected
the following officers Junior Past Council
| Tor, Samuel L. Holman; Councillor, VIM.
Rulon; Vice Councillor, Edward Whitaker
Recording Secretary, Harry w. Souder
Assistant Recording Secretary, Arthur G.
Sparks; Financial Secretary, Harry B.
Smith; Treasurer, Hugh Mccullough; Con
ductor, Wesley Swain; Warden, Helmuti
Gehrs; Inside Sentinel, Frank Wilkinson
Outside Sentinel, Herbert Chew; Trustee,
Harry B. Shock.
Conductor George A. Drummond, who
has had the 5.28 train from here for q
number of years, has been assigned the
Salem express due here at sos. Mr.. Drum
mond will remove his family to Salem
Conductor Alonzo Henderson has taker
the early train.
Pride of Diamond Council, No. IL
Daughters of Liberty, has elected thess
officers for the ensuing term Junior ex
Councillor, Mary G. Young; Junior ex
Associate, Hugh Mccullough; Councillor
Marie Cozens; Associate, Lydia B. Rapp
Vice Councillor, Caroline Zippler; Asso
ciate Vice, Bertha Morris; Associate Record
ing Secretary, Amanda Yourison; Guide
Bertha Young; Inside Guard, Florence G
Pither; Outside Guard, Jerome Young.
Pride of Diamond Council, Daughters O
Liberty, will hold picnic in Packer
Grove, near Talman' IS Station On the Fourth
of July.
Mrs. J. j. Robinson, of New York, il
spending some time with her mother, Mrs
Helen Stratton.
Mr.. Louis Weber and family will spent
two months with relatives near Bridgeton
Mr.. Emil Brown, of Phila., spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs John Bryant.
Mrs. Fannie Starr, of Woodbury., is tn
guest of her brother, John G. Rulon.
Councilman VIM. Sithens, of Woodbury.
was in town on Wednesday.
From basket Of potatoes planted in hi
} garden, Frank Hilderbrand raised seven
teen baskets.
Antoine Frederick has purchased lot o
Henry Mitchell on Mill street, and will
build a double house thereon.
Owing to the storm Of Monday evening
the meeting to reorganize the Board o
Trade, was adjourned to meet Tuesda,
evening.
Talman his desirable property, corner Q
OSCUuu hul SbIccbS, dLu Will UcCUlli
resident of Swedesboro in the FALL
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crater have tn
congratulations of friends on the birth of
nine and half pound daughter on Tues
day.
Stokes Hamer has sold his news bushes
to VIM. Conover who has removed it to tn
} old stand in Russell Parker's building
The news of the death of Mrs. Georg
Hughes, of Woodbury., was received her
with both surprise and regret by her rela
tives and friends.
The sSwedesboro Glass Works went GU
of blast on Monday with numerous order
untitled, owing to the fire which destroyed
the factory on April Ia, causing loss G
six weeks of time. The rebuilt factory
larger on the ground, higher and in ever
way better than the one burned.
: The Episcopal Sunday-school held it
picnic at Willow Grove on Wednesday.
On last Saturday evening Mr.. John S
Batten, Jr., of Pleasant Retreat was agree
ably surprised by number Of his youn
friends calling to spend the evening wit
him in honor of his birthday. The tim
was pleasantly passed with music, dancin
: and various games. The elegant refresh
e ments consisting of ice cream, water ices
a cakes and fruits were much enjoyed. A
passed pleasant evening and at departin
: wished him many more happy birthdays.
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