Gloucester County Democrat., 1904-11-24
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Mr. F. NJ. Marsh, OF Haddon Heights,
will succeed G. T. Edwards as agent at
the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
station. Mr. Edwards will leave We'd
nesdaY
Jacob Duper, who is in Woodbury. Jail
charged with the killing of Charles White,
colored, Swedesboro, was former resident
of this place.
Ramona S. Frye has accepted position
as travelling salesman with the E. Manuel
CO., wholesale cigar manufactures of New
York.
Harry Shute is occupying his new home
on High Street.
Postmaster L. w. Sckler had a public
sale OF household goods Saturday.
The Willard w. C. T. u. held meeting
at the home OF Mrs Ira Iszard Friday af-
ternoon which was largely attended. The
membership contest was closed and several
new members signed the pledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Allen are visi-
ting their daughter, Elsie, who is attending
school at Darlington Seminary, West Ches-
ter.
DR. and Mrs. Carlton D. Snute enter
tanned their friends at their home on High
St. Thursday evening, The following were
present Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shute, Mr..
and Mrs. w. D Chew, Mr.. and Mrs. H..
M. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Edward Shute,
Mrs. Amelia Shute.
The Glassboro basket ball team defeated
Elm A. A. team, Of Camden, Saturday eve
ming by a score Of "a to %.
Mr.. John t. Rowen, salesman for Blasius
g Sons, spent several days this week in At
lantic City.
The young men of st. Budgets Roman
Thanksgiving ball in Zane's Hall Wednes-
day evening
Old Folk Day will be observed in the
Methodist Protestant Church Sunday Rev.
]. J. Lupee, one of the Oldest members Of
the New Jersey Conference, will have
charge of the morning service. The after
noon services will be given over to the Jr.
c. E. Society.
The Masonic Quartette attended the
Bunker Hill Presbyterian Church Monday
evening and sang several very fine selec-
tions Revs Walker and Nichols made
short addresses
Mrs. Jacob Mexican has returned to her
home in Westville after spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Bert Brown.
Mr.. Charles Hera was given surprise
party at his home in South Glassboro by a
large number of his friends Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Repp haye closed
their home and will spend the winter with
Mrs. Repp's father, Mr.. Israel Sender.
William Henry Schweikut, a young boy
about IA years of age, who came heIe re-
Gently from Philadelphia, stole $3.50 from
the home of Benjamin Raed Tuesday. No
trace of the boy has been found.
Rev Charles b. Dubell, rector of ST.
Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church, at
tended the wedding of his sister-in-law,
Miss Clementine Clingan, to the Rev. C. p.
Kemper, at Birdsboro, Pa, Wednesday
afternoon.
Thomas O. Cord has purchased the Col
G. G. Green property on Main Street.
Samuel Ledden, the new coroner, will
take his office this week
Mr.. Waller Wilson and wife, of Elmer,
Mrs. Frank Symmington, of Philadelphia,
and Miss Mamie Young Of Franklinville,
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Wilson.
Mr.. Michael Simmerman, one of Glass
boro's oldest residents, was taken seriously
i'll with heart trouble Saturday evening
and is in a serious condition
Prof Darrell T. Steelman, supervising
principal of the Glassboro Public School,
attended the South Jersey School Masters
Association ae yineland Saturday, and
read a paper on the vertical system of
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley D. Chew gave a
party to their friends at their home on
Academy street Monday evening.
John Lane. Chris Behling and Roscoe
Luffbery haye moved into the new houses
recently built by Jesse Reeves on State
street. John Zimmerman will occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Saul
Prof Warren E. Stanger gave a musical
for the benefit of African Missions IN the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Clayton
Wednesday evening.