Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-09-03
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Miss Allen Headley, ana hef sister MISS
Sallie Pancoast, have been making two
days visit with their brother, Mr.. Isaac
Pancoast, at Clayton.
Mrs. Samuel Hill, of Gloucester City, is
spending a few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Winfield S. Stratton.
| Harry Cottrell and wife, Of Barnegat,
! have been visiting relatives here.
w H. Mccullough spent over Sunday
with his son David Mccullough and family
at Paterson.
/ Mrs. A. E Zane is spending a few days
with her niece, Mrs. Amos G. HUFF.
Chester Bowen, of Bridgeton, will re-
move his family to Swedesboro where be
viii! blow glass the coming season He
will occupy one half of B G Clark's double
houses on Lippincott avenue.
Mrs Laura Lawrence, widow of Asa
Lawrence, has purchased of the Swedesboro
Land Company q handsome home for her
self on Helms avenue.
From present appearances the Swedes-
boro Glass Works are not likely to start up
much before October 1st
Some one has suggested that A. j. Hen
erickson enlarge the skating rink and turn
it into wrapper factory, shirt factory, or
something that would give employment TO
number of people. The suggestion is a
good one.
Miss Ganet Young has gone for visit OF
ten days with friends at Paterson.
Mrs. Lena Willig has been enjoying a
visit with old friends and neighbors as
Franklinville, her former home. She was
accompanied by her little son Clarence, and
her sister, Miss Kate Hlldebfand.
Clayton Eastlack and wife entertained on
Sunday Harry Miller and daughter Mar
garet, of Camden; and George Miller, Of
BrIdgeport.
W. H. Hannold and granddaughter, Miss
Agnes Hannold, are enjoying a stay oil
some length at Ocean GROVE
George Pither, Jr and wife, are spend
ing some time with Mrs. Pither's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Magin, at Bridgepors.
Miss Rose Bahman has been spending a
week at Atlantic City in resting and getting
ready for her busy season of music teach
ing.
4 The Swedesboro public school will begin
ION September Z, in the old school house;
Rthe new building being not yet ready to
occupy
The congregation of she Methodist Church
on Sunday morning, by unanimous vote,
adopted resolution indorsing the action of
Governor FoIt in closing the Atlantic City
sa oons and other places where liquor is sold
on Sunday. The action of Governor Fort
ought to have the approval of right think
ing people the State oyer.
A sad accident occurred at the Swedes-
boro Driving Park on last Saturday after
noon. During one Of the races, driver
from Nineland attempted to crowd IN be-
tween two other drivers, aud came in col
lisiOn with one of them. His rig was oyer
turned and his leg was broken in shocking
manner; the bone prorrudjng through his
clothing. Fortunately several doctors we're
on the ground, and the injured member
was attended TO as hest it could be nnder
the circumstances, and the man was sent 10
a hospital. He was represented as being
poor man, and a purse Of over fifty dollars
was niade up for hin in few minutes.
The sudden death Of Miss Jennie Toole
on Saturday night was great shock 80 her
aged moeher Mrs Mary Tooie, as also TO
her brothers and sisters and friends She
had seemed as well as usual on the day be-
fore, and bad several times been TO the
home of her brother-in-law, Edward Andor-
fer, near by,where her mother is lying very
i'll. She suffered severe attack in the
evening such as she was subject to, and
later went into quiet sleep. from which
she never wakened, and was found dead in
her bed by her brother on Sunday morn
ing. Her funeral took place at St. Joseph's
Church on Wednesday morning, and inter
ment was made in St. Joseph's Cemetery
Nathan R McCollister and wife cele-
bfated the second anniversary of their mar
riage at their home in Salem on Sunday,
August 80 The following persons were
present to enjoy the occasion: Mrs. Edward
McCoIllster. Miss Anna McCollisser, ElviD
Yourison, Theodore Mayer, of Swedesboro;
Daniel Morrison McColister and wife, OF
Greenwich; Robert Austin and wife, of
Philadelphia; Walter Turber, wife and
daughter, Misses Lulu and Pricilla Reed,
Miss Bessie Winning, Miss Pricilla Steele
of Trenton; Morris Counsellor, George Reed
Claude Dayish, OF Philadelphia Masters
Jssse Reed and Winfield McCollster Mr.
and Mrs. McCollister, were former residents
OF SWeGeshOro