Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-02
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nicholson and LITTLE
/ daughter, of Pitman Grove, have beer
visiting their uncle, Mr.. 1 Allen Denny.
Mrs A E. Zane, Of Camden, has come
to spend some time with her daughter, Mrs
Geo. w. Pither.
| George Meley, Jr., and wife. Of HaddOn
Heights, were over-Sunday guests OF theii
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Meley, here
/ Miss Florence and Master Clarence Riegel
OF Bridgeport, have been visiting theiI
aunt, Miss Martie P. Rieger.
/ DR.. w. G.. Simmons and wife spent a
part OF last week with relatives in Ney
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Orwig, Of Lansferdy
Pa, spent oyer-Sunday With their daugh-
ter, Miss Maude Orwig, principal Of the
Swedesboro public school,
Miss Sarah M. Smith spent Sunday in
West Philadelphia as the guest OF her
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Smith.
Little Miss Dorothy Decker, only child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benezat Decker, who has
been dangerously i'll with pneumonia, is
improving.
Miss Marjorie Barker is recovering from
a dangerous attack OF pneumonia.
The annual Yesbry meeting Of Trinity
Church, which was not held on Easter Tues
day, was held last Friday evening.
A terrific thunder storm passed over this
Isection on last Friday evening. Numbers
sof telephones were put out OF service both
lin and out Of the town, among shem being
that of your correspondent. 80
The young friends Of Miss Kathleen
Hildebrand remembered her twelfth birth
day on Monday by shower of thirty-one
beautiful post cards.
A great many tomato plants are being
rushed into the fields this week, although
some Of the farmers are little fearful that
I'VE may yet have frost and snow. ~
George NJ. Ashton, cashier, and J. Clark
Helms, director of the SWebesboro National
bank, attended the New Jersey bankers
convention at Atlantic City last week.
4 Miss Ella KIock has resigned her position
Jas supervising principal of the Woolwich
township public schools to accept position
lin Phila. at big increase in salary. CO
Mrs. B. F. McColIister celebrated her
eighty-frst birthday on Wednesday of last
week, and her children and grandchildren
greatly enjoyed taking tea with her on that
occasion.
A letter received here last week from
Detective Henry G. Garrison was to the
effect shat the gangrene in his foot had been
controlled, and that be had left the hospital
and he and his wife would celebrate the
forty seventh anniversary OF their marriage
at the home of their daughter, Mrs. VIM.
A. Sailer, at Lansdowne, Pa, on Friday,
the 26th inst.
Through the death OF an aunt, Irving
Starr, one of the business men here, has
fallen heir to fortune of twenty-five
thousand dollars.
The remains Of Mr.. Morris Simon, Of
Mullica Hill were inferred IN S. Joseph's
cemetery here on Monday.
The Sunday schools are preparing for the
celebration of Cnildren's Day.
Mr.. Sebastian Loux, an aged residens Of
the town, is lying dangerously i'll with no
hope Of improvement.
Washington Camp No. 80, celebrated its
second anniversary on Tuesday evening,
with several visiting camps IN attend anee.
There was fine street parade with music
by the Swedesboro Cornet Band and after
ward adjournment to the lodge room where
the exercises were held. Rey. Peter Provost
offered prayer, and Rev. J. B. Whitton, Of
Bridgeport, made an interesting address, and
all followed by fine banquet and social
hour, which Of course was greatly enjoyed.
Thu camp is in fourishing condition, and
increasing its membership.