Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-07-13
sWEDEsHoRO.

SWEDESBOHO.
Miss Ethel Zane, of Camden, is spend-
ing week with her aunt, Mrs. George W.
Pither.
Mrs. George Kurtz and son George, Of
Philadelphia, were over-Sunday guests Of
Mr., and Mrs Louis Weber
Mrs. William Taylor, of New Haven,
Conn. Is visiting relatives IN this vicinity.
Miss Olive Ware, OF Camden. is spending
a few days with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs
Jacob S. Ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ Mccullough
and little daughter Mary, Of Glassboro, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richardson and
children, of New Bridge, spent Sunday
with Mayor Mccullough and family.
Or. and Mrs. w. Grant Simmons are
taking a vacation Of two weeks DR.. DAILY,
Of Phila i, is attending to the doctors prac-
tice in his absence.
Mrs. Frank Rode, Mrs. Harry Frazier,
Mrs. James Hortman and Mrs Frank JUS
tice spent Wednesday Of last week at Will
low Grove. They also visited the famous
Fordbrook Farms OF w. I. Burpee, Of
Doylestown, Pa
Mrs. IL. Robinson, Of New York, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Owen 4. Guest.
Mrs. Edgar Kirby and daughter, Of Cam
den, have been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Andrew Sheldon.
Mrs. George Z. Barker has been visiting
friends at Germantown, Pa.
NJ. mas elected and installed the following
officers: Councillor, Thomas L. Wilson; "
G., Newton Myers; r. Sec'y, Harry w.
Souder; F Sec'y, 81. B. Smith; Treas,
Hugh Mccullough; conductor, Clark Jones;
warden, Elvln Yourison; /. S., Eugene
Black; @. s., G. N. Batten; trustee, Harry
]. Stein.
Charles G. Reynolds and son, OF Camden,
have been spending few days with his
mother, Mrs. Rebecca Reynolds
Mrs Moses Batten expects to leave on
Friday for a stay Of ten days at New Hope,
Pa
W. Hunt, aged four months, died Sunday.
The funeral took place on Wednesday.
The funeral of Charles E. Lesson, colored,
took place on Wednesday.
The tomato season is we'll on here, and
enormous shipments are being made. On
Friday Of last week over &, 900 crates were
shipped at prices ranging from 50. 10 up to
So. 40 for very choice. On Saturday ship
ments were not quite SO heavy. On Mon
day over 10, 600 crates were shipped at 81 10
to 81 40 per crate. On Tuesday 5000 crates
at about the same price. Farmers are wear
ing broad smiles and say that if prices keep
up this week they will be satisfied. The
Swedesboro bank opens at 8, 80 o'clock in
stead Of $ o'clock in order to accommodate
the farmers.
Washington Camp No. 80, p. o. s. of A.
has elected the following officers: Past
Pres, Isaac McAllister; Pres, D. Luther
Delp; Vice Pres, c.. K Clifford Rec Sec'y
Warren NJ. Knisell; Fin. See'y, Thos. Z.
Wilson; Treas, Albert Madara; master OF
forms, IS. +. Strengthen; conductor, Carlton
Estilow; inspector, Walter Dubois; guard,
Walter Shoch; trustees, Milford Taylor,
Harry Cattrell, Thos. Shoulders; delegates
to State Camp, Warren NJ. Knisell and
Albert Madara; alternates, c. K. Clifford
and Thos. 4. Wilson.
Gloucester County Pomona Grange No.
p of Fl. will meet at Mickleton on Thurs
day, July 20, at 2 p. m. The program is
as follows: Address of Welcome, j. Omar
Heritage response, T. Wood Wynne; music
by the Grange; Question the abolition
of corporal punishment in our common
schools proving blessing or an injury to
the youth of our country? Beulah d. Gardi-
ner, Albert Heritage; Music. Charles II.
Brown and sister; Reading, James Carter;
Paper Possibilities of country life, Eme-
line R. VanValen; Song, George H. Homer;
Recitation, Jessie E. Brown; Question
What influence has the American farmers
upon our nation, and how have they con-
tributed to its present condition of pros
perity? William Fl. Borden, Anna G.
Gannt; Music, Swedesboro Grange; Paper,
Belle Kirby; Recitation, Emma Eldridge;
Music, Harrisonville Grange.
Mr.. Aaron vicinus, Of Minatola, and
Miss Luella Perry, of Leesburg. were mar
ried on July 9TH by Rev Mr.. Scherer, Of
Leesburg. The happy couple came imme-
diately toSwedesboro where they haye been
visiting their sister, Mrs. VIM. Ballinger