Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-01-18
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Miss Anna Kiermier, Of Haldonfield,
has been spending few days In the
home of Miss Lucy A. Welsh.
Miss Bella Howey. Of Merchantville,
is spending some time with her broth
er and sisters here.
Mrs John K. Adams has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs S. Russell Park
er, in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howe, OF Phil
adelphia, have been recent guests in
the home of Mr.. Harry Howey, AMI
sisters in South Swedesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hurff and son
Francis, and Miss Clara Draper and
Miss Emma Drager, Of Newbcld, have
gone to California, where they expect
to remain until the middle of April.
Mrs Geo. w Pither spent Monday
and Tuesday with her sister Mrs Vim
cent Sharp, who has been very III at
her home in Camden.
Since last writing Uncle John" Pier
son has had another very severe at
tack from which he has partially re-
covered and at this time, Tuesday, is
able to sit up part of the time al
tho very weak. He is now in the
third month of his one hundred and
| first year.
L There is strong talk, of Trust
NCompany being organized here. W
\ Mrs Ida M Longacre will sell her
house and lot on Railroad avenue, also
personal property, on Tuesday of next
week and will then remove to Cam
den.
| Rev. Peter Provost was unable to
occupy his pulpit on last Sunday eve
ming, and an interesting service was
conducted by Thomas Strang, and
John H Zipler.
While going down cellar at her home
on Railroad avenue on last Saturday
night, Mrs. Klock, mother of Miss Ella
Klock, fell and injured herself so that
| she has since been confined to her bed.
Fortunately no bones were broken.
Osceola Lodge No. rs, /. o. o. F.,
has installed the following officers:
Noble Grand, Vernon E. DeGrofft;
vice grand, Frank Durand; recording
secretary, VIM Fl. Mccullough; treas
urer, Harry Mayhem; conductor John
H. Miller; marshal, Robert H. Rainey;
inner guard, Milton H. Myers; outer
guard, Biddle R. Moffett; r. s. N c.,
Barclay D. Killie; L. S. N G., Carl
ton e. Rulon; r. S. v. G., G. F. Will
| kinSon.
At the annual meeting of the Lake
Park Cemetery Company, the follow
| ing directors were elected: Charles d.
! Lippincott, John C. Rulon, George w.
Hannold, William H. Mccullough,
BENZ. P. Lawrence, William H. Han
mold, Robert Gwynne, James J. David
son Jr., David R. Black The Board
/ of Directors organized by electing
Charles D. Lippincott, president; John
G. Rulon, secretary, and treasurer;
Executive committee, VIM. H. McCul-
Tough, George w. Hannold, G. D. Lip
pincott; superintendent, James Bat
| ten. More lots have been sold during
the last year than ever before in the
history of the company.
| Occur de Lion Temple, No. 25, La
dies of the Golden Eagle has installed
| the following officers: Noble Templar,
Emma Taylor; vice templar, Lena
| Willig; marshal of ceremonies, Mar
tina Yourison; priestess, Lizzie L. Den
my; prophecies, Mary e. Taylor;
guardian of finance, Margaret B. Eau
cett: guardian of exchequer, Mary A.
Rode; guardian of records, Ella G.
Stone; guardian of music, Sara M.
k11lktt13 5ud1Q1dli VI 4uIC4 pO1 Cesi, "A 4Apadl-
da Yourison; guardian of outer portal,
Rebecca Dubois; representative, Mag
gle Stumpp.
Diamond Council No. IA, Jr. Order
United American Mechanics has in
stalled the following officers: Jr. Past
Councillor, Thomas u. Wilson; coun-
cilor, Newton Myers: vice councillor,
Elvin- Yourison; assistant recording Sc
cretaEy, Warren RuIon; conductor,
Charles Batten; warden, John Dupper;
inside sentinel, Clark Jones; outside
sentinel, Linwood Shivler; chaplain,
Harry J. Slime; representative, Harry
w. Souden.
/ Council voted an appropriation of
$50 for Memorial Day: and not SIS as
| stated in last weeks issue.
| The annual meeting for the election
of nine directors of the Swedesboro
National Bank was held in the banking
room, on Tuesday, January 9th Will
liam H. Mccullough, presided ana the
| following directors we're elected Isaac
H. Vanneman, John G. Rulon, John S.
Batten, Samuel B. Gaskill, j. G. Helm,
| VIM H Wolf, Geo. M. Ashton, B. A.
Headley, of Swedesboro. Samuel s.
Conover, Harrisonville The board of
directors organized by electing Isaac
II. Vanneman, president; John S. Bat
/ ten, vice president; George M. Ashton,
cashier; Harry Mayhem, teller; How
ard D. Ham, bookkeeper.