Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-12-01
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The Jr O. u. A. M. attended service in a
body at the NJ F. Church Sunday morning.
Mr. March, the new agent al the Phila-
delphia & Reading Railroad station, COM
menced his duties this week, and has
moved his family on State street
Mrs. Dubell and daughter, Rosemond,
have arrived at the rectory for the winter
The BOYS Brigade Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church are preparing for pot-pie
supper to be held in Odd Fellows Hall
Dec ,.
family gathering took place at the
new home of Mr. and MIS- Roscoe Luff barry
Thursday. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Luffbary, Mr. and Mrs Alb
bott, DR.. w. J Luffbary and family Miss
Eva Clifford, Mr. Howard Abbott, Mr. Geo
Randall and family, Of Philadelphia
Mr.. Joel B. Lutz, of Brooklyn, has re-
turned to Brooklyn after being here to at
tend the funeral of his father-in-law, VIM
Brown, of Evan.
Lillian Council Daughters Of Liberty
have decided to postpone their entertain
lnent until after the holidays
The chimney on the house Of Charles
Chew, the florist of South GlassboFo, caught
fire Oh Saturday night and for some time
threatened to burn the house. The fire
company responded quickly and succeeded
IN extingulshing the fire before any serious
damage was done
The fire company was called out again
Tuesday night for small fire in the house
occupied by Charles Harris on Lake street
The loss in both cases was small.
Samuel Warren has returned from Litch-
field, Ind, where he has been working.
Mr. and Mrs. William sfratton gave a
party in honor of their daughter Lillian,
at their home in South Glassboro, Wednes-
day evening. About thirty friends were
present.
Miss Esther Jones, Of Philadelphia and
Calvin Cramer, Of this place, were married
at the home of the bride Wednesday eve
ming. They spent Thursday here and
started for Richmond, Va, Saturday where
| they will make their home.
The Tbimbel Club met at the home Of
Mrs. A. NJ. Seabrook Wednesday afternoon.
Harrison Tice has secured position il
Clayton and moved his family their Tues
day.
the Co. /. First Regiment, of Philadelphia,
Thursday evening by score Of Il TO IA.
Saturday evening the home team lined up
and defeated them by score OF 50 to II.
The game was followed by dance.
Miss Daisy Smith spent Thanksgiving at
Salem
The young men OF st. Bridget's Roman
Catholic Church held their annual Thanks
giving bali in Zanes Hall Wednesday eve
ming. About 225 people participated in
the grand march which was led by Kath-
eryne and Michael Bowe, Dancing was
kept up till a late hour.
Miss Laura Goshow, of Spring City,
is visiting Mrs. William Stranger
Thursday evening an evening company was
given in her honor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Hiram Stanger on Main street. Those
present were !: Mr. and Mrs John Buck,
Dr. and Mrs Duf1ieId, Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Boulten, Mr.. and Mrs Forest Tomlin,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Stanger. Miss Laura
Goshow and Burris Tomlin
c. 7. Edwards and family are visiting
Mr.. Edwards parents in Lancaster county
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson, of Elmer
MIR. Fl. E. Young, Florence Young and
Rutherford Young, of Franklinville, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Wilson
F. Albert Stranger, Jr., of Bridgeton. a
former Glassboro boy, met with a thrilling
experience in the Office of the l. Widen
Moore Co, where he is employed, Wednes-
day afternoon On entering one of the
offices of the company that had been closed
for some time he found man filing the
hinges Of the safe. He had already removed
one of the hinges, but on being discovered
jumped out of window and escaped A
search was made and two men arrested
but proved to be the wrong men and were
released
Old Folks day was observed in the Meth
odist Protestant Church Sunday. Rev. ]. j.
Lueppee, pastor of the Meth odist Protestant
Church at Fair Haven, n. J., and one of
the Oldest members Of the New Jersey Con-
ference, spoke IN the morning, taking for
his subjeet The Sign Of the Cross The
Jr G, E. Society had charge OF the after
noon service and after q short entertain
ment the children were present d with C.
i pins. The song service and revival
meeting in the evening closed the services
Of the day. All the meetings were largely
attended
Mrs Clark, OF Boston, organizer Of auxil :
iaries of the Home Missionary Society,
spoke in the Method ist Episcopal Church
Sunday morning After her address twenty
seven ladies handed their names in as mem
befs and a society was formed with the fol-
lowing officers President, Mrs j J Led
den Vice-President, Mrs Alice Shute !;
Secretary, Mrs. G Klenheun Treasurer,
Mrs t. n. Shreve.