Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04
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Detective and Mrs. H. G. Garrison have
returned from visit of three months with
their daughters, Mrs. William R Cooper,
at Easton, and Mrs. William A. Sailer, at
Lansdowne, Pa.
Mrs Owen L. Guest, and Mrs. Harry
Mayhem, have been spending few days
with the mother and sister OF the former,
in New York.
Miss Lucy A. Welsh has been entertain
ing her friend, Mrs. Harvey Strengthen, of
PeDnsgrove.
Miss Kizzie Peterson has gone to spend a
few weeks with her mother IN Bridgeton.
Miss Catherine Howey has been visiting
relatives at Merchantville and Phila.
Well the ground hog saw his shadow all
right on Tuesday.
Pastor Provost, who has been suffering
with severe attack of grip was able to CO.
cupy his pulpit on Sunday morning and
evening
James Batten and wife of Woodbury., for
merly of this place,are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. E Kirby OF Mullica Hill. Mr..
Batten's Swedesboro friends are delighted
TO know that he is greatly improved in
health since undergoing an operation in the
Hahnemann hospital recently.
Mrs. Joseph r Moore spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her sister, Mrs G.
Dubois in Woodbury..
Miss Anna Black spent over-Sunday at
Litteryille, Md, with her college friend,
Miss Eshel Moore.
The G. E. Society of the Presbyterian
Church will hold social at the home Of
Miss Anna Black on Saturday evening
DR.. George W. Bailey, of Philadelphia,
will address Sunday school teachers in the
lecture room of the Methodist Church on
next Saturday evening. Teachers of all
the Sunday schools are cordially inylted
This will be rare opportunity to hear q
noted Sunday school worker DIR. Bailey
will also speak in the church on Sunday
morning, and address the Sunday school in
the afternoon.
Mr.. ]. Norman King, of Princeton, will
preach in the Presbyterian Church on next
Sunday morning on "Lincoln's Life and
Times" as per proclamation OF Governor
Fort. The Post of the Grand Army; Dia-
mond Council, Jr., O U. A. M Pride Of
Diamond Council and Washington Camp,
No. 80, P. o. S. of A are lnvited to be
present, and all others are welcome.
Joseph r. Moore lost horse, valuable
registered animal on Saturday night with
throat distemper. Besides the pecuniary
loss which is considerable, Mr.. Moore val
ned the horse foEsits many good qualities;
it being fine driver, kind and tractable,
an all around family hose and one to
which himself and family were greatly at
tacted
Our ice dealers are beginning to feel a
little alarm, as not a pound has been gather
ed and the prospects is not flattering. al
though February may bring us plenty of
cold weather and ice, which dealers are
hoping for. "a
The forty first annual meeting of the
Woolwich Protective Association was held
in Swedesboro on Monday, February 1st.
Three new members were admitted. No
thefts from members have been reported
during the past year. The following off
GERS were elected: President, Howard v.
Locke; vice president. William Fl. Wolf;
secretary, Charles D. Lippincott; treasurer,
Swedesboro National Bank Directors: Jos.
r. Black, Samuel B Gaskill, Carlton E
Rulon, William H. Borden, Robert Fl.
Rainey, Henry S. Orr, David L. Brown.
At congregational meeting Of the Pres
byterian Church, Robert H. Rainey and
Samuel Block were elected trustees for
three years.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mia Zane, wife OF
William P. Zane, who died at her home at
Pitman Grove on Monday night of last
week, took place at the home OF her son-in-
law, Henry Jones, here on Thursday after
noon, and interment was made in Lake
Park CemeterY. Her age was eighty-six
years. Nearly her whole life had been
spent in this vicinity, where she was a
worthy member of the Methodist Church,
consistent in her life, faithful in the dis
charge of duty, and setting an example it
was safe to follow. She leave an invalid
husband and a family of sons and daugh-
tiers to mour nher loss. The sympathies OF
a large circle of friends go out in their great
loss.