Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-10-20
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G. Fleming Stranger, wife and daughter,
who have been spending a month in Cali
fornia, left Los Angeles Friday and are ex-
pected home in few days
new pipe organ is to be installed in the
M. E. Church in February
Mrs. E. W. Carter has returned after
visiting friends in Maryland.
The Loyal Temperance Legion elected
the following officers at their meeting Sat
urday: Pres, Ida Iszard; V. Pres, Nellie
Nichols; Sec'y, Bertha Ledden; Treas,
Bessie Wilcox; Organise, Nellie Nichols;
Asst, Laura Porch Reporter, Byron Sea-
brook: foot committee, E. Pullman, M.
Abbott P. milford, E. Stiles; flower COM
mittee, Erma Chew, Vera Wilcox, Ethel
Ledden, Anna Hunter
Mr.. Josepe S. Slater, of Phila, and Miss
Sara E. Fowler were married by the Rev.
on Main street Saturday evening. The
ring ceremony was used.
John Coke is seriously i'll at his new home
on Broad street with typhoid malaria
George G. Fox and Walter Zane, who
have been at the Delaware Water Gap for
several months with the latter's bumos, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Funeral services were held Saturday
morning over the remains of Mrs. v. Ed
ward Schock widow of the late Rev. Mr..
Schock, former pastor of the NJ p.
Church. Mrs. Schock was in her 92d year.
Mr. Frank Berger and Miss Judith Sen
ior, both Of Glassboro, were married at the
NJ. p. parsonage Saturday evening, Oct. 8,
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by Mr.. and Mrs. John Berger, Of Melville.
The Glassboro basketball team has been
organized under the management of Frank
c. Ware, with Scott, Elkins, Ham and
Kite as lineup. They will probably play
their first game Oct. goth. John Penino
has signed with the team for the following
season.
Edgar NJ Simmerman, a former resident
of this place, but now of Baltimore, was
married to Miss Elizabeth Freisinger Oct g.
B. +. Zane has accepted position in the
window glass works at Smithport, Pa, and
left on Wednesday for that place.
Mrs Henry Kasenburg has recovered
from her recent illness and will leave this
week with her son George W. Arnold, to
visit the ST. Louis Exposition.
George Harbert and son Frank left Sat
urday night for Kane Pa, where they will
work the coming season. On Friday even
ing they we're given farewell party.
The monthly meeting of the Mite Society
OF the M. P Church was held at the home
of William Lutz, on Main street, Friday
evening. Ice cream and cake were sold,
and several dollars added to the treasury.
The new glass blowing machine made by
Werner Bros, and placed in one of the
factories of the Whitney Glass Works is
declared to be a success. The machine will
turn out 600 finished four and one-half or
bottles an hour.
Miss Laura Zimmerman was given sur
prise party at her home on Main street on
Friday evening.
Considerable repairing is being done at
the old window glass factories at So. Glass
boro
The sixty-third annual session of the NJ.
P. conference Of New Jersey will meet
here Wednesday, and continue the entire
week. The advisability Of the two denomi-
nations-United Brethren and Methodist
Protestants uniting will be discussed. On
Tuesday the Board on Itineracy and Order
met to examine five young men who de-
sired to be ordained and enter the confer
ence The United Brethren have sent
ministers from their denomination to speak
during the session.
Two daughters of Constable VIM. Martin
were thrown from carriage Sunday after
noon while attempting to turn corner
near the Whitney Glassworks. The horse
became frightened, upturned The carriage,
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reached home, about two miles from here
The girls escaped with only few bruises.
Mr. and Mrs F. W. Coull are spending
some time in Philadelphia.