Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-01-28
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sallie Batten, Of Mullica Hill, is
some time with her sister, Mrs.
B. Brown.
and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Mccullough, OF
soro, spent Sunday with Mayor Nc
agh aud family.
Edward McAliister has been visit
er son Stephen McAilister and family
.arptown,
liss Ida Rorner has been spending a
ew days with her cousin, Miss Rae White,
at Auburn.
John Baehman, who has been i'll with
pneumonia. is ont again.
Two funerals took place ia St Joseph's
Church on Thursday morning of last week
The first, at 80 o'clock was that OF Mrs.
Bridget Tighe, widow Of Martin Tighe,
who died GU Monday, aged SO years. Inter
ment was made in St. JOseph's Cemetery
Undertaken Hannold in charge. The sec
oud one, that of Miss Hannah Hayes, of
Redricktown, took place at II O'Clock, with
High Mass, and interment in ST. Joseph s
Cemetery Undertaken George Blake, OF
Camden. IN charge, assisted by Undertaken
Samuel Shnte of Pedricktown. Both We're
largely attended.
Al the annual meeting Of the Lake Park
Cemetery Company, the following officers
were elected: President, Charles D. Lip
pincott; secretary and treasurer, John G.
kuiols; executive committee, c. D. Lip
pincotf. William H. Mccullough, George
IN. HMlnold: directors, G. d. LipDncott,
PIP. Lawrence, j. G. RulOn, w. II. Nc
.-1Culiougf, d. R. Black, w. H. Hannold,
George W Hannold, Robert Gwynne, Jas.
]. Davidson,
The friends of Freebooter Charles Wilson
will be glad to learn that he is steadily
improving, with fair prospect OF recovery.
Within three days of last week the wife
of Jesse Fullerton, here, presented her bus
baud with three babies The first, boy,
was born on Monday night The other
two-a girl and boy-were born on
Thursday night They weighed respect
lively. 81, Al and 3 pounds, On Saturday
afternoon the eldest of the three died, and
was buried in St Joseph's Cemetery on
Sunday The other two are doing we'll,
and it is hoped they may live.
Sore arms are very much in evidence
here. and number have been made quite
iii By their vaccination. However, a feel
ing Of great security comes along with the
process.
The Swedesboro Sewer Company at its
asnaalF meeting elected the following Off
lars. President, Charles d. Lippincott;
vice president, George B. Mitchell; secre-
tary and treasurer, John C. Rulon; super
intendent, Alex. B. Hewes; construction
committee. G. D. Lippincott. W. IL Nc
CulIough, j. G. RuloD; directors, c. d.
Lippincott, George B. Mitchell, William
II Mccullough. Elmer Ashcraft, Harry
.4McCol lister, Henry W. Ridgway, Isaac II
Vannemarl. A dividend Of per cent. was
declared on the capital stock of the COM
pany.
Although since our last writing, a very
mild case of varioloid has developed at the
home of William E. Black, on Railroad
avenue, whose daughter Merle was taken
with the disease early last week, and a
case OF smallpox was reported on Sunday
at the home of a fred A. Bradshaw, a mile
on ia whose son Isaac has the disease,
I'd on Monday case was reported on Sec
Ind street, that Of John McAvoy, yet CON
sidering the numbers that were exposed
the situation seems no way alarming
Many who were exposed have passed safely
beyond the danger point by means of vac
cinatiOn which took well, and it IS thought
the worst is over Meanwhile as a matter
of safety, the schools and churches have
been closed.
Detective Garrison is at Cape May City
/ this week working on case for a Camden
business firm.