Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-01-22
sWEDESBORO.

SWEDESBORO.
|. Newton Hannold, Of Phila., spent
Sunday with bis father, VIM. H. Hannold.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mccullough, Of
Glassboro, spent Sunday with VIM. H.
Mccullough and family
Miss Anna McCollister was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Roberts, Austin, in Phila.,
last week.
Ford Tice, Of Williamstown, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Henry Long.
Miss Florence G. Pither has been spend
ing few days with her aunt, Mrs. Vincent
Sharp, i'll Camden.
E. J. Blatherwick, of Woodbury., visited
his sister here on Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Justice and little daughter
Henrietta, of Pleasantville, are spending
some time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. D. Lippincott
Rev. John S. Heisler was entertained
over Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. David
son.
Geo. W. Pither, Jr., and Leroy Rogers
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Camden friends.
Miss Lizzie Cozens has been visiting her
friend, Miss Florence Moore at Woodstown.
Thomas Zane and wife have been enter
tanning their grandsons Harry and Ray
mond Zane, of Camden.
The Misses Warrington entertained last
week Mrs. Laura Ridgway, of Mickleton,
and Miss Ellen Haines, of Eldridge's Hill.
At its annual meeting held on Jan. 18th
he fnfInuuiY1fr off nf oSJoeI MA
ional Bank were elected: Pres, Isaac H.
Cashier, John G. Rulon; Receiving Teller,
Harry Mayhem; Book Keeper, Geo. M
Ashton; Directors, L II. Vanneman, John
c. Rulon, John S. Batten, Samuel B. Gas
kill, J. Clark Helms, Chalkley Coles, VIM.
Fl. Wolf, Sam'l s. Conover, Ira Coles.
The Lake Park Cemetery Co. has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
Pres, Chas d. Lippincott; Sec'y and Treas.
John G. Rulon; Executive Com, VIM. H.
Mccullough, Geo. w. Hannold, c. D. Lip
pincott; Supt., James J. Davidson.
Mrs. Charles Gibson was operated on for
appendicitis in the Hahnemann Hospital
last Friday. She is making fair improve
ment with reasonable hope of recovery.
Rev. W. S. Mitchell, pastor Of the M. f.
Church, who has been ill during all the
conference year, was able TO attend church
and listen to the sermon of Rev. John S.
Heisler on Sunday morning He was also
in the Sunday school in the afternoon. His
friends sincerely hope that his improvement
may continue.
The friends of John Meley were glad to
see him in church on Sunday morning after
an enforced absence of several months,
caused by a dislocated hip. He walks with
the aid of crutch.
Geo. S. Turner, of &c. Swedesboro, has
sold two acres of land to a party from
Cedarville, who, it is said, will erect can.
aing factory thereon.
Andrew J. Hendrickson has broken
ground next to his store on Main street on
which he will erect drug store which will
be occupied by druggist from Camden
VIM. H. Brown, who has been in mercan
tile business here for eighteen years, ha.
decided to go out Of business.
The remains of Mrs. Rebecca Colson. o.
Woodbury., were inferred in TIE Episcopa
cemetery here on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
Colson was native Of Woolwich township
and had large circle of friends here.
The funeral of James Wright took plac,
at ST. Joseph's Catholic Church Wednesday
The remains of James J. Brennan, O
Phila., were inferred in ST. Joseph's Gene
terry here on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. M. Hall entertained
on last Friday Rev and Mrs. W. S. Nit
chell Miss Edith Walcott, Wilfred Wal
colt and Mr.. and Mrs. George MeIey.
Rev. and Mrs. S. F. Gaskill, of Ceilings
wood, are the guests of their daughter
Mrs. Geo. M. Ashton
Mrs. Allen Headley is spending few
days with her BROTHER Henry Pancoast
|. Fl. Weatherby has purchased of Chas
and Israel Davenport, of Mantua, farm
of so acres, adjoining his large fruit farm
below Swedesboro
A few ice houses in this neighborhood
have been filed
most remarkable cure of cancer Of the
lip has lately been performed here by DR.
Robert I. Patterson, of 913 &c. 18th street
Phila The patient was Michael Costello
rs years of age, who had been for some
time sufferer with the dread disease, and
having heard Of DR.. Patterson's wonderful
skill IN removing cancers with plasters, hs
decided to have one applied. His suffer.
ings for five weeks and three days were
terrible, but it drew the cancer out and
hardly a scar remains.
At the annual meeting of the WoolwicE
Fire company the following officers wert
elected: Pres, VIM H. Mccullough; v. P.
John G. Rulon; Sec'y, Hugh Mccullough
| Treas Geo B. Mitchell. Trustees Wilhe,t
Batten, 8 yrs, Harry Mayhem, 2 yrs, Geo.
A. Rode, yr. Chief, Ferd Andorfer; FRS
Asst, George Rode; Second Asst, Charles
Christman.
Adrian P. Locke underwent dangerous
operation in DR.. Prices private hospital il
Pbila. on Saturday morning. His condition
at this writing is encouraging and hopes
are entertained that he may recover
VIM. R Stone isquite ill and is confined
to his bed.