Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-01-14
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chew have left
Swedesboro and gone to Pitman Grove,
where Mr.. Chew will work at his trade, as
carpenter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Thomas and sons,
Of Camden, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Longacre.
Miss Lizzie SpeIessy, of Bridgeport, has
been visiting friends here.
VIM. Fl. Mccullough, Jr., of Camden,
spent Sunday with his parents here
Mrs Alonzo Patterson has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Walter r. Stiles, in
Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Bradley, of Ches
tertown, Md, have been guests Of Druggist
Wilson and family.
Osceola Lodge No. rs, 1. o. 0. F. has
installed the following officers: Noble
Grand, Thomas w. D wilson; Vice Grand
Carlton E Rulon; Secretary. VIM. H. Nc
Wardea, Barclay d. Kille; Inside Guard
Shoemaker; L s. N G., Walter R. Shoe.
maker; R. S.V. G., G. w. Bennett; L. S.
v. G, Robert H. Rainey.
Mayor Mccullough attended the annual
meeting OF the Gloucester County Histori-
cal Society at Woodbury. on Monday and
reports an interesting occasion.
Freebooter Charles Wilson is still very
i'll with typhoid fever, which has run
twenty-one days
Viola Lodge, No 40, K of p, has in.
stalled these officers: Chancellor com-
mander, Ed ward Vierick; vice chancellor,
Clement Flitcraft; prelate, Samuel L.
Holman; master of work, Daniel Block
keeper of records aud seals, Chas, K.
Mayer; master of finance, l. Allen
Denny; master of exchequer, VIM. r
Stone; master at arms, Robert H. Rainey;
inside guard, Clarence Myers; outside
guard, Josiah Vincent; representative,
Harry B. Smith.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, was
held at the residence of Mrs A. c. Morris
on Saturday evening, with twenty -one
members present.
Pride of Diamond Council, No. ia,
Daughters Of Liberty, has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Jr. ex-councilor, Bertha
Young; assistant, Maria Cozens; councillor
Caroline ZippIer; assistant, Matte Holman;
vice councillor, Lydia Rapp; assistant,
Maggie Orr; recording secretary, Ella
Stone; assistant Hannah Mitchell; fnan-
cial secretary, Samuel L. Holman; treasurer,
Lizzie NJ. Batten; guide, Lizzie Cozens;
inside guard, Florence Norcross; outside
guard, Hugh Mccullough; representative,
Lizzie M. Batten.
Mrs. E. ]. Wilson, of Franklinville. is
spending some time with her son, Free
holder Charles Wilson
Diamond Council No IA, Jr. Order
United American Mechanics has installed
the following officers: Jr. past councillor,
Warren Rulon; councillor, John Strander,
vice councillor, S. Ray Kes 'er; recording
secretary, Harry w. Souder; assistant,
Arthur G. Sparks; financial secretary,
Harry B. Smith; treasurer. Hugh McCnl-
Tough; conductor, John Dupper; warden,
Walter Jones; inside sentinel, Walter Shiy-
Ter; outside sentine ], E. H. Dillse; repre-
sentative. Samuel L. Holman; trustee, E.
Il. Dillse.
-, Master William Miller, Of Philadelphia,
-Sn..s been visiting his aunt, Mrs. William
c. Hunter.
William DeneIsbeck, who was suspected
Of shooting Duke Ingersoll, at Wing Lane,
few days ago, was arrested by Detective
Garrison at Myers grocery store, at Re
paupo, on Saturday evening and brought
TO Swedesboro and placed in the lookup,
until Sunday morning, when he was taken
to Salem and edged in jail Denelsbeck is
young, boyish-looking fellow not nine
teen years Of age, and while officers have
been securing the country for him, be
claims to have been quietly working for a
farmer near Repaupo. He denies any
part in the shooting, but says there is
another man in the case
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