Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-23
SWEDEsBoRo.

MISS Olile ware, OF camden, anu
Miss Anna Ware, of Berlin, have been
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob S. Ware.
Miss Florence G. Pither has re-
turned home from a visit of several
weeks with her aunt. Mrs. Vincent
Sharp, in Camden.
Nathan McAllister, who has been
employed on one of the Reading Co. s
steam tugs, is at home for a vaca-
ton of few days
Il The Swedesboro Glass Works will
bshut down on Saturday night for a
week while repairs to the furnace are
being made. 10
William Chard has removedI to
Woodbury., where he is employed in
| the glass works
William Bachman has established a
| butchering business here and will run
wagon around the town.
A number of our farmers and their
wives are attending the National
Grange convention at Atlantic City.
William H. Mccullough represented
Osceola Lodge, No. rs, at the Grand
Lodge, /. O. O. F. in Trenton last
week. He also attended the meeting
of the Odd Fellows Home Associa-
ton Of which he is member and was
reelected treasurer of the associa-
ton
A delegation from Viola Lodge, No.
40, K. OF p, paid fraternal visit to
Welcome Lodge of Paulsboro on Wed
nesday evening of last week.
/ A delegation from Viola Lodge paid
a fraternal visit to Sloan Lodge, K,
of p, on Monday evening.
Asa R. Lawrence, only son of Mr.
and Mrs William f. Lawrence, died
at his home here on last Saturday
afternoon, after an Illness Of about
two weeks, aged twenty-six years. He
was one of the most successful young
farmers OF this section, and had just
1 purchased a farm for which he PAID
eleven thousand dollars. He leaves
wife and one son, a father and moth
er and one sister, Mrs, Ida Bradshaw
to whom the sympathies of the PEG
pie go out in theft great loss. Hi
funeral took place at the residence o.
his brother-in-Iaw. Mr. Isaac Brad
shaw, on Wednesday morning, and in
terment was made in Lake PARK
Cemetery.
Rev. William Stone, Of Camden, thu
singing evangelist, is assisting Rev
II. w. Bolton in the special services
being held in the Methodist Church
The meetings are growing in interes
and several have been converted. Al
are invited to attend the services anC
share in the benefits.
Albert Acco, colored, was arrested
/ in Camden, on Saturday, charged witt
i forging a check on the SwedesborC
Bank After his arrest he charget
Benjamin Bond, also colored, with be
ing an accomplice. Bond was ar
rested by Detective Garrison on Mon
4 day. The facts as we have been able
to- collect them are these. Samue
jones' colored, had on deposit in the
i Bank $43. Acco and Bond forged the
/ check for $45. 1t was Immediately
discovered that the account had beer
/ over-drawn, and the So was recov
! cred. Jones does not write but makes
/ his mark, and the check was signed
i with his name; and in this way the
! fraud was detected. Both men are il
Jail.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Ham vii
/ take possession of their nice new
nome on WSdlHGTDy avenue ILLS WOCh
There are to be two balls here or
! Thanksgiving eve.
When you want any thing in the line o
millinery, silk waists, ETC.. call at the new
| in the Gruff building, Swedesboro
MRS. L. II. LLOYD.
Mr.. Albert Drew and Miss Magdalena
Meddick, both of Swedesboro, were mar
ried in st. Joseph's Catholic Church on
Wednesday morning High Nuptia Mas:
was celebrated by Rey. Father MeCarris-
ton. Miss Clara Jacobs acted as brides
maid, and Philip Meddick, a brother Of the
bride, was groomsman. Two tiny chill,
dren, niece and nephew Of the bride,
acted as flower girl and boy, and presented
the happy couple with elegant boquets Of
flowers as they left the church. The bride
wore a handsome dress Of steel colored
Lansdowne, with veil and wreath The
bridesmaid was prettily attired in dress
of pale blue silk. A reception followed
the ceremony at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Meddick, parents Of the bride. Mrs
Drew received number of handsome and
useful bridal gifts.