Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-09-08
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Mr.. J. Frank Faucet another old and
esteemed citizen of Swedesboro, died sud-
denly while sitting reading the GLOUCESTER
COUNTY DEMOCRAT last Friday evening.
He had been in failing health for some
time and his death was not unexpected.
He was man respected in the community
for his sterling qualities; was a member of
Trinity Episcopal church, also member
u John A. Dix Post G. A. r. of Swedes-
boro Lodge No. 154, F. and A NJ; Of
Viola Lodge No. 40 K of p, and of Couer
de Lion Castle No. Sc K. G. E. He was
veteran of the war of the Rebellion, a mem
Der of the 18th Penna. Cavalry. His funeral
took place at his late home on Monday
afternoon and interment was made in Lake
Park cemetery. He leaves family
Mr.. David T. Brown and Mrs. Susan M.
Smith, both OF this place, were married
by Friends ceremony before Mayor Ladd at
Woodbury. on 93.ursdas, Sept 1st Later
they departed Q wedding trip.
Fires have hs.en ligated at the glass
works and blowing viii begin mex week.
The price of sweet potatoes has raised
from S1.25 to 81. so ard 81. so per barrel,
and are being shipped - large quantities
at those prices.
Mr. and Mrs Harry A.. McAllister of
Gloucester, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Edward McAllister and family.
Mrs. ]. Howard Kirkbridge aud Miss
Ethel Kirkbridge, of Camden, have been
guests of William H. Hannold and family.
Mrs. S. Will Gaskill has been entertain
ing Miss Bessie Holnns Of Salem.
Mrs. Frank Zane and children, of Will
mington, Del, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Zane.
Miss Florence Gill, of Middletown, Del
has been recent guest of Mr. and Mrs
John r. Gill.
Mrs. George Meley, of Camden, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Amos Hurff.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Kerby and grand
daughter, Ada, have been visiting relatives
at Bradford Pa.
Mrs. Mary Norton aud her daughter,
Miss Jennie, of Philadelphia have been
visiting their relatives Robert H and VIM.
Rainey.
| Miss Verna Strattou has been visiting
her cousin. Miss Sallie Wells, al Medford,
and her aunt, Mrs Oliphant, at Aiarlton.
Miss Lucy a. Welsh, has been spending
a week with Mrs. William Knowles and
other friends at Merchantviile.
Mr. and Mrs William Mingle and son,
Ward, of Philadelphia, spent last week
with VIM. H. Cozens and family.
Miss Emily Robbins has returned from
visit of some length with relatives at
Hatboro, Pa, and vicinity.
Mrs. Albert Grounsell, of Washington,
D. c., and Miss Eta Shoeffer, of Newark,
have been the guests Of Miss Julia Rainey.
/ Mr. Louis Weber and family, have re-
turned from visit of several weeks with
relatives in Cumberland county.
Mr.. Halderman and his daughter, Miss
| Mary Halderman, of Doylestown, Pa,
were over Sunday guests of Edgar Dilks
and family.
Editor George w Pither and sons, Geo.
w. and Clifford Pither, Miss Florence G..
Pither of this place; Miss Irene Sharp of
Camden; and Miss Leroy Rogers Of Wash
ington, D. c., spent Sunday and Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Y. Haines, at
Seaview, Atlantic county.
Mrs Sarah Parker is spending some time
with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron II. Hurff at At
lantie City.
Prof and Mrs. Joseph Given and son,
Ramon, who have been spending their
vacation with Mrs. Given's mother, Mrs.
Beulah Wallace, have gone to their new
home at Port Republic, Mr.. Given having
been elected principal of the schools in
that place.
! Comrades George Meley and William NJ.
| Walters attended the reunion of the 18th
Regiment n. J. Voluntees at Elmer on
Saturday, and report delightful day and a
most excellent dinner.
Mr.. John Y. Meley has been spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Azariah
Stratton at Beasley's Point.
Miss Martie P. Rieger has purchased of
/ the Swedesboro Land Co., lot on Broad
street adjoining that Of her brother, Charles
A. Rieger.
David L. Brown has purchased of Mrs
Susan M. Smith, her property, corner Of
Main street and East Ave.
| Miss Florence Buler who has been spend
/ ing year in Kansas for the benefit Of her
health, has returned somewhat improved.
She has been spending few days with
Miss Julia Rainey