Gloucester County Democrat., 1904-11-17
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Rev. O'Farreil has been spending several
days in New York.
Rev. Joshua Jippincott Superintendent
of the Methodist Episcopal Hospital OF
Philadelphia, talked in the interest OF that
institution in the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday evening. collection was
taken for the benefit of the hospital
Mrs. John Mick and Edward Abbott, of
Newark, who have been here to attend
their fathers funeral, have returned to
their home.
Thomas Drisco1, the butcher, caught his
finger in sausage cutter Thursday and
cut off the end Of it.
An organ recital under the directorship
Of the organist of st. Pauls Protestant Epis-
copal Church, Philadelphia, assisted by his
choir, was given at st. Thomas's Church
Friday evening.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Israel Sos
ders was held at her home Saturday morn
ing.
DT. T. A. Stanger, Of Bridgeton at
tended the meeting of the Tall CedaTs Of
Lebanon Saturday evening.
Mr.. C. 7 Edwads, who for the past
seven years has been agent at the Philadel-
phia and Baltimore railroad, has rendered
his resignation which will take effect this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards have made
a host of friends here and will be greatly
missed
The lecture room Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church is being papered and earpeted
a new heater has also been placed in the
Church. The Helping Hand Society iz
having the work done.
A mass meeting of veterans was held in
Fingers Hall Saturday evening. The meet
ing was IN charge of Samuel Mills Post No.
rs, G. A. R., Of Clayton Armory. Among
those who attended were Lieut.. J J. Reeves,
of Bridgeton, and Assemblyman Avis
Mrs Mary Pancoast, of Woodbury., who
was killed by the Cape May express at
Woodbury. Monday night, was relative of
Internal Revenue Collector, Isaac Moffit,
of this place.
The Junior Society of the NJ. P
Church held a s'lunch social at the
parsonage Saturday evening. Boxes CON
tanning lunch for two were auctioned off
and caused great deal OF amusement for
the young people
Miss Daisy O'Toole was given party by
her many friends at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner on Main Street Saturday eve
ming. CHESTS were present from Elmer and
Glassboro.
Glassboro basket ball team played against
the Riverton team in Zane's Hall Saturday
evening and defeated them by score of 50
to Z. A dance followed the game.
Mrs Fred Shuster, of Camden, who was
formerly Miss Minnie Houck of this place,
died at her home Thursday and was brought
here for burial Tuesday afternoon in the
Methodist Protestant Cemetery.
The family of Engineer Richard Doughty
have been greatly afflicted for the last few
months. Some time ago Mr. Dougherty
was seriously injured in the wreck of the
Cape May express at Woodbury. and has not
yet fully recovered. One son is now very
sick with typhoid fever. another with
measles and Saturday Mrs. Doughty's
mother, Mrs. Israel Souder, was buried.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Westcott, of Pitts
burg, who have been spending some time
here, left Saturday for Virginia.
The Mite Soeie'y of the Pitman Grove
Methodist Protestant Church met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bozarth on
North Broad Street Friday evening. A very
profitable time was spent. About twenty
four members were present.
Mr.. Oliver Fowler has returned to his
home in Bridgeton, after spending several
months with James McFadden on account
of the illness OF his wife.
The ladies of ST. Thomas Protestant Epis-
copal Church held rummage sale in the
old Pedrick building on Main Street, Thurs
day. Nearly a hundred dollars was taken
in.
The Tall Cedars of Lebanon met at their
room in Odd Fellows Hall Saturday eve
ming and elected the following officers
Grand Mogul, F W. Bowen, Camden ;
Senior Vice Mogul, Charles S. Wood, Phil
adelphia Secretary DR.. F. A. StangeI,
Bridgeton Treasurer, DR.. Howard Iszard,
Glassboro Trustees, Samuel F. Crawford,
Mantua George w. Rodgers, PALMYRA
DR. Halsey, Williamstown;J S Broughton.
Supreme officer, received a jewell.
The Thursday evening dancing class held
barn dance in Zane's Hall Thursday eve
ming Refreshments of cider and ginger
cake were served. Guests were present
from Camden, Philadelphia, Sewell, Hufff
vile, Pitman and Glassboro