Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-02-15
SWEDESBORO.


Golden Eagle, held its semi-annual
meeting on Monday evening when
District Deputy, Mrs. Rae Hollins-
head, of Green Greek, installed the
following officers: Noble Templar,
Alice Dean; vice templar, Sadie Your
ison; marshall of ceremonies, Emma
Taylor; priestess, Anna Miller; proph-
etess, Name Swayerly; guardian of
records, Ella Stone; guardian of fin
ance, Amanda Yourison; guardian of
,,-., Mary Rode; guardian of music,
Martie Yourison; guardian of inner
{ portal, Anna Pike; guardian of outer
/ portal, Bertha Taylor. After the reg
ular session of the lodge was con-
cluded, social hour was spent with
music, readings, recitations, ETC., and
refreshments were served. A num-
Der of Sir knights of the Golden Eagle
enjoyed the social hour with their
i friends.
/ Mr.. L. B. Moffett, of Woodbury.,
was in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hewes, of
Bridgeport, were over-Sunday guests
of Swedesboro relatives.
Miss Margaret Faucet, who has
been spending the most of the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Pow
ers, at Palmyra, has been spending a
/ few days with her sister, Mrs. w. r..
i Stone, here.
Mrs. John Yourison, who has been
spending fourteen weeks with rela-
tives in the West, returned home last
week.
James Creeden, Jr., while out sled
/ ding near home on last Sunday after
noon, fell and dislocated his hip, an
accident which may lay the thirteen
/ year old boy up for several weeks.
Miss Edna Viereck, daughter of
Edward Viereck, fell on the ice on
Friday of last week and dislocated
her shoulder
! Mrs. Clifford Dubois, of Woodbury.,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Jos.
/, r. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hewes, of
Bridgeport, were over Sunday guests
iof Swedesboro relatives.
Mrs. John Yourison returned last
week from a visit of fourteen weeks
with relatives in the West.
] Rev. and Mrs. G.. ]. Fitzgeorge are
entertaining their mother, Mrs. Chas.
Fitzgeorge, of Trenton.
: Rev. Edgar Campbell, who has been
called to Trinity Episcopal Church,
expects to remove from Woodbury. to
his new home next week.
Miss Ethel Moore is entertaining
her friend Miss Ethel Fox, Of Mount
I Carmel, Pa.
Mrs. Edward Brown was called to
Philadelphia on Saturday by the SER
/ icus illness of her mother, who suf-
fered stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry B. Schoch
have been entertaining Mrs. Lewis
Allen, of Woodbury..
Little Marguerite Black, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Black,
who has been under treatment at the
Pennsylvania Hospital, has returned
I home
| Dubois expects to spend some time
visiting relatives in the West.
| Mr.. Andrew T. Hendrickson fell
on the ice last week and injured him
fseiI quite seriously.
Mrs. John Shoemaker has been en-
! tertaining Miss Mildred Lewis, of
| Rridgeton.
Mr.. John S. Hagen, of Princeton,
conducted the services in the Pres
byterian Church on Sunday.
The continued cold weather is the
theme of general conversation these
days
Little Grace Black, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Black, was
successfully operated on for the re-
moval of adenoids at the Episcopal
Hospital, Philadelphia, on Saturday,
and was brought homo on Monday.
Mrs. Rebecca Dubois has sold the
livery business of the late John Du-
Bots, on Mill street, to Antoine Fred
erick, who will remove to Mrs. Du-
Bois' house which he has rented, in
| the near future His friends hope
he will make a great success of his
new business.
The members of Mickleton Grange
gave the drama, Her Friend, the
Enemy" second time to a well filled
house in Clark's Hall, Clarksboro, on
Saturday evening last, and by request
they have decided to repeat it again
on Saturday evening next, Feb. 18th,
in Guest & Guest Hall, Swedesboro.
Tickets for reserved seats IS cents,
on sale. at Guest & Guest General
admission rs cents children 10 cts.
Anyone will be paid for the effort
they make to go and see this fine
play. Fun abounds and heart inter-
est is breathed in every one, and is
wholesome to the core.
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