Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-02-15
sWEDEs8oRo.

Mrs. Arthur Starr and children, Of Wood
bury, were guests at the home Of Uncle
john Pierson on Monday.
Mrs. George Collett and son George, Of
Camden, have been visiting Engineer Frank
Parker and family.
Miss Ollie Ware, of Camden, was Sum
day guest Of her cousins Mr. and Mis-.
Jacob s. Ware.
Mrs. Rebecca Reynolds spent last week
with her son, Charles g. Reynolds, in Cam
den.
Don't forget the cornet band entertain
ment on Thursday evening.
Editor George w Pither and family
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Campbell,
Of Camden, on Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Bertha Long, Of Phila., has been a
recent guest Of Miss Lucy A. Welsh, OF
South Swedesboro
Viola Lodge No. 40, K. Of p, will cele-
brate its forty anniversary by at
tending services in the Presby Church
on next Sunday morning.
Your typo made us say last week that
school houses had been quarantined with
in the last two or three days. on account Of
scarlet fever. The item should have read
several houses have been quarantined.
The Board Of Health has elected the fol-
lowing officers: DR.. T. B. Turner, Pres.
William 81. Rieger, Sec'y; DR.. W. Grant
Simmons, physician and inspector.
As far as we can learn no new cases Of
scarlet fever have developed since our last
writing, and all are doing we'll, some hav-
ing recovered.
Council is considering the question Of a
public drinking fountain.
Miss Emma Batten entertained large
party of friends at cards on Thursday even
ing of last week.
Frank Bachman has purchased Of the
daughters of the late John Meley their
property on Main street.
.ReY. Frank Moore, President of Penning-
ton Seminary, held quarterly meeting ser
vices here on Sunday, taking the place OF
his father, Presiding Elder James Moore,
who is i'll at his home in Camden.
William w. Munyan, Of Gibbstown,
whose funeral took place on Tuesday, was
a member Of SWedesboro Lodge No. 157 F.
and A. NJ, also OF Osceola LODGE I. O.OF.
The Masonic Lodge attended the funeral
and conducted ceremonies at Ellington
cemetery.
While Isaac Wallace, of this place, was
helping to move piano at the home of his
brother-in-law, Warren M. Knisell, Thurs
day Of last week, he caught his boot in the
carpet and fell, fracturing rib and injur-
ing himself SO much that he will no doubt
be laid up for some time.
William Wellington Of this place met
with serious accident in Camden on We'd
nesday Of last week. A heavy log fell on
him breaking leg and an arm. He was
working for Joseph Horner, who is hauling
logs from Paulsboro TO Camden.
At a special meeting Of the Bell commit
tee Of the Woolwich Fire Company, a
unanimous vote OF thanks was rendered
the Swedesboro Grange and all Others who
assisted at the entertainments given in aid
Of the fire bell fund.- The exact amount
placed in the fund was $71.3O.
Rey. Peter PROVOST has attended num-
Der of the Torrey- Alexander meetings in
Phila. and reports them as intensely inter-
esting.
AT the thirty eighth annual meeting of
the Woolwich Protective Association the
following directors were elected. Samuel
B. Gaskill, Howard Y. Locke, Joseph R.
Black, VIM. Fl. Borden, VIM. H Wolf,
Charles D. Lippincott, Carlton E. Rulon,
James B. Cooper, Robert FL. Rainey. The
directors organized by electing Howord VI.
Locke, President; William FL. Wolf, Vice
President; Charles D. Lipplncott, Secretary
Swedesboro National Bank Treasurer. A
dividend of 40 per share was made on the
stock. No thefts were reported
Mrs. Wilbert Dolby, Of Glassboro, is WIS.,
iting his sister, Mrs. Jacob X. Ware. Mrs.
Dolby will leave on Saturday for Streeter,
Ill, where here husband is blowing glass.
Mrs. William Snyder and son Joseph
have been spending few days at Glass
boro, the guests Of Mrs. Lizzie Bishop sister
Of Mr.. Snyder.
Wilmer Dubois removed his family to
Burlington this week.
Abner Aborse has purchased of Charles
B. Decker his foundry and agricultural im-
plement mandatory in South Swedesboro,
and will continue the business.
We understand that Mr.. A. R. Talman
will remove the house on Main street, pur-
chased Of Mrs. Catherine Wolf to another
street and will erect a modern up-to-date
dwelling house on the site.
Mrs. Anna Belle Krumaker wife Of Fred
erick Krumaker, died.at her home in South
Swedesboro on Wednesday morning, aged
80 years. Her funeral with take place on
Saturday with interment at ELLINGTON GEM
etery.