Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-01-14
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Woodbury. friends.
William Fl. Mccullough, jr., and family,
of Camden. spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fl. Mccullough, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mistille, of Phil
adelphia, have been recent guests Of Mrs
Ross Dorrell and Mrs. Isaac Dorrell, sisters
of Mrs Mistile.
Mrs. John Zane, Of Gloucester City, is
spending some time with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Wright enter
Hewes, of Glassboro.
Albert Peterson and wife have been en-
tertaining Mrs Walter Thomson and child
rem of Atlantic City.
Mrs Charles Dill has been spending two
weeks with her mother, Mrs Ayers. at
Glassboro.
Daniel Tomlinson and wife of Doyer,
Del. has been visiting their daughters, Mrs.
Ross Dorrell and Mrs. Isaac Dorrell here.
Miss Susie Dorrell has been spending a
week with friends at Bridgeton.
Detective q. c. Garrison and wife are
spending sometime with their daughter,
Mrs. William R Cooper, Of Easton, Pa.
William A. Sailer and family have re-
moved from Lansdowne, Pa, TO Baltimore,
Md. Both were former residents here,
Mrs. Sailer being daughter of Mr.. and
and Mrs H C Garrison
Mr.. Joseph Zane, OF Clayton, has been
spending few weeks with his niece, Mrs.
William Eastlaok.
Mr.. Harold G. Gaunt, of Princeton, will
preach in the Presby Church on next
Sunday, morning and evening.
The many Swedesboro friends of Rev.
DIR. Horace W Bolton were shocked TO hear
of his death at his home in Camden, Della
ware, on Friday of last week He was
well known, and general fayorite here,
having held series Of evangelistic services
in the Methodist Church few years ago,
and from time TO time since has visited
friends and preached here. He delivered
the Memorial Day address here few years
ago.
A mission is beiEg held this week in ST.
Joseph's Catholic Church. The attendance
is large.
Captain and Mrs. William Eastlack gave
a surprise party to their son Edward, on
Saturday evening in honor of his twenty
first birthday. A very pleasant evening
was spent, and bountiful supper enjoyed.
Those present were: Mrs. Edward East
lack, Miss Mary Homan, Clayton Eastlack
and wife and children, Joseph, Marguerite
and Elizabeth; John Gibson and wife and
daughter Almira; Samuel M Homan and
wife and daughter Laura; Levi Bower, Miss
Eva Madkiff and Milton Murdock, of
Swedesboro; Mrs. Mia Eastlack and
daughter Miss Anna and son Robert East
lack, of Mantua; Miss Katie Eas lack of
Mickleton; Joseph Zane Of Clayton and
Harry Eastiaok OF California.
At its annual meeting held on January
IL, the WooIwich Fire Company elected
the following officers: President, William
H. Mccullough; vice presidents, Edgar Fl.
Dilks; secretary, Hugh Mccullough; treas
urer, Wilbert Batten; trustee, Harry May
hew; chief, George A. Rode; first assistant,
H. 81. Sparks; second assistants, A. G.
Sparks; fire marshal, Isaac McCollister.
The old academy building will be offer
ed at public sale on Saturday, January 80
At the annual meeting of the Lake Park
Cemetery Company held at the office of c.
d. Lippincott, the following directors were
elected for the year: c. D Lippincott, W.
II. McCulloaeh, J. J. Davidson, Jr., VIM.
Fl. Hannold, George w. Hannold, Robert
Gwynne, B. B. Lawrence, D. R. Black. At
the directors meeting, the officers were
elected as follows: President, VIM. McCul-
Tough; secretary, James J. Davidson, Jr.;
treasurer, Charles D. Lippincott; executive
committee, G. D. Lippincott, w. Fl. Mo
CulIough, G.. W. Hanneld, superintendent,
G. D. Lippincott.
In our report last week Of the appoint
ments of Borough Council we neglected TO
recoId the following: Borough Engineer, G.
D. Lippincott; marshal, W. II. Jaggard (;
janitor, J. G. Norton.
On last Saturday moining just before
noon, colored man, a stranger, walked
into the Swedesboro bank and presented a
check saying carelessly, that he would take
the money on it. The check was on the
Woodssown bank for 5000, signed with the
name of William Riehman Of Sharptown.
Paying Teller. Harry Mayhem, looked at
the check and said, we can't cash this, !"
and then called Cashier George NJ. Ashton,
who questioned the man closely, in fact too
closely for his comfort, for he left the check
in the window and fled from the bank and
down the street where he had horse and
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arm was given from she bank, and Marshal
William H. Jaggard, who was standing
near by, was 5000 on the trail, in one Of
Madara Bros delivery wagons; and then
followed wild chase Of wagons, men and
boys, down Main street into Church, and
then into Third street, where in turning a
sharp corner the man upset his wagon, and
then took to his heels across door yards and
gardens, and was finally caught in the
picket fence between the properties Of Mrs.
Lonisa Emory and Mrs Mary E. Hide
brand. He was taken before Borough Re-
corder Carl S. Crispen, to whom he gave
his name as Latten, and said Mr.. Richman,
who runs creamery, owed him the money
she check called for for milk. Later Mar
shall Jaggard took him to Woodbury., and
on entering the car with his prisoner he
encountered Detective Carney, Of Salem,.
who said his name was johnson, said be
had been looking for him for the last two.
months, as be was wanted in Salem Coz
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