Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-03-19

w. w. Hubbard, OF Chestert0Wn, Md,
was the guest of Geo. W. Hannold and
wife last week.
Stephen McAllister and family, Of Sharp
town, spent Friday with Clark Horner and
wife, near Swedesboro.
Mrs. B. L. Zane, of Camden. has been
visiting her niece, Mrs. Amos Hurff, and
her sister, Mrs. Shoemaker, at Woodstown.
Mrs. Rebecca Reynolds has been the
guest of her children in Camden.
l. Newton Hannold, of Phila., spent
Sunday with his father, W. H. Hannold
Mrs. Charles Yourison is entertaining her
sister, Mrs Lee A. Carey, of Phila.
Mrs. Ferd. Andorfer is visiting friends at
Rogers Ford, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. mckinney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane and Mr.. and Mrs Sweeney, of Bridge
port, were guests of Thomas E. mckinney
and wife on Monday.
B. R. Moffett and wife spent Sunday
with their son, L. B. Moffett and family in
Philadelphia.
Frank Dilks and children, Of Rogers
Ford, Pa, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dilks last week.
Thomas NJ Mccullough and wife, of
Glassboro, Miss Louise Hunter, of Phila.,
and Mrs. William Richardson and children,
of New Bridge, spent Sunday with Mayor
Mccullough and Mrs. w. H. Mccullough.
Mrs Anna Walker and son, Isaac Wal
keT, of Phila., were in town on Monday
VIM. G. Hunter entertained on Monday
night, A. G. Lyttle, of Phila., Supreme
Master of Records K G.. E., and DR.. H.
Buchanan, Grand Sir Herald, of Plainfeld.
The stockholders of the Swedesboro
Water Co. held their annual meeting on
Monday, followed by dinner at Clark IS
Hotel, at which Mayor Mccullough was a
guest.
Dallett Bower has purchased Miss Aman-
da Wilson's property in So. Swedesboro.
James Wise and wife have gone to
Willianlstown for stay of two weeks.
S. Russell Parker will remove his family
to Clarksboro, where he has a position
offered him in store.
Patrick Canaan, farmer near here, died
suddenly on Thursday afternoon of last
week OF heart failure, aged SO years. He
was universally respected in the community
and his funeral, which took place on Mon
day with high mass at st. Joseph's Church,
was Cne of the largest which ever entered
that church. He leaves family to mourn
his loss to whom the sympathies of the
people go'out.
Jacob Gottschalk, a former resident of
this place, died at his home in Phila. on
Monday, aged 50 years.
Druggist Lewis H. Wilson, of Camden,
moved his family into Freeman Hurff's
house on Main street on Monday. He will
occupy as drug store the new building
erected by Andrew ]. Hendrickson.
Council organized on Monday evening
and confirmed the appointments made BY
His Honor, Mayor Mccullough as follows:
Borough Clerk, VIM. H. Brown; President
of Council, James ]. Davidson; Supervisor
of Highways, Charles Wilson; Borough
Engineer. Charles D. Lippincott; Assessor,
Samuel Avis; Collector, Evart M. Zane;
Commissioners of Appeal, Lewis M. Shock
Samuel B. Gaskill, Nathan H. Warrington !;
Constable, Henry c. Garrison; Overseer of
Poor, Evart M. Zane; Marshal, Henry G.
Garrison.
Occur d e Lion Castle No. Sc, Knights of
the Golden Eagle, celebrated its fifteenth
anniversary in its Castle Hall on Monday
evening. The hall was we'll filled with the
Sir Knights and their families and inv tied
guests, and right royalty were they enter
tanned. William G. Hunter presided and a
fine literary and musical program was rem
dered. A. G. Lyttle, of Phila., Supreme
Master of Records DR.. H. Buchanan, of
Plainfield, Grand Sir Herald. and Past
Supreme Chief William c. Hunter were
present and made addresses the visiting
officers especially speaking of the origin, OBJ
jects and principles of the Order, and the
benefits arising from membership in the
same, and advised all men who were not
already members to speedily become such.
Music was furnished by fine quartette
club, also, Miss Emma Pidgeon. J. A.
James entertained with selections on the
graphophone. Miss Buclyborn, of Phila.,
and Miss Nellie Hawn, of Swedesboro
gave excellent recitations. The delightful
evening closed with fine banquet, and a
grand social time was enjoyed while the
good things Of the tables were being appro-
priated Long live and flourish Occur de
Lion Castle, and when they come up to
their next annual celebration may their
friends be present to enjoy it.
va t2uuOdJ VOWdLO CFtuluSJ buteC UUyS
presented themselves at the door of Mr..
Alfred A. Bradshaw, and asked for drink
of water. They said that they had walked
from near Salem, and Mr.. Bradshaw sus-
pecting that they were not telling the truth
invited them to stay all night, and on ques-
tloning them closely on Monday morning
found that they were from Camden, and
had started out for good time. They were
Ill n
and Harry and Earl Bugg, of 427 North
Sixth street, Camden. Mr. Bradshaw tele-
phoned the fact of their presence here, and
the father of one of the boys came down
and took them home. They had no rela-
tives or friends here and had no clear idea
of what they expected to do.
A delegation from Osceola Lodge, l. o.
%. F., attended the funeral of Joseph Glib
erson at Gibbstown on Sunday afternoon.