Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-10-13
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Miss Olive Moore, pupil nurse at the
Samaritan hospital, Philadelphia, visited
her parents Sunday.
Edward Turner has resigned as a mem
Der of the Republican County Executive
David Stranger will fill the unexpired term.
Lawrence Haines and family have
returned from a visit to Niagra Falls and
other places of interest.
Henry D. Chew, who has been connected
with the Whitney Glass Works as farm
manager and yard boss for over 20 years,
has rendered his resignation. Charles
Longacre has taken his place.
F. Albert Stranger Jr., Of Bridgeton, a
former Glassboro boy called on his mauy
friends one day this week.
The Republicans here, organized a
Roosevelt Fairbanks Club Wednesday
evening with the following officers: Presi-
dent, Edward Turner; secretary, Edward
Scott treasurer, Wilbert Burns. Arrange
ments have been made for big mass meet
ing ID the near future.
Miss Ethel r. Pedrick OF Newark who
has been spending the summer with DR..
and Mrs Charles Pedrick will return to
her home this week
The John Repp Ice and Cold Storage
Company have 5000 barrels Of their home
grown fruit, in cold storage.
a special meeting Of the township COM
mite was held Thursday evening to confer
with Pitman Grove people, relative to the
proposed Incorporation of that town, which
according to present plans means the cut
ting off of part Of Glassboro's territory.
Joseph H. Ledden has had charge of the
Charles III. Fischer plans exhibit at the Mt.
Holly Fair this week.
Mrs. Ellison T. Leap attended the funer
al of her uncle, Charles Allen, at Black
wood Monday
The Loyal Temperance Legion opened
for the winter Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret j. Russell of Hobolen,
state councillor for the Daughters Of Liberty
visited Lillian council No $50, Tuesday
evening. Nine new members were initiat
ed.
Harry NJ Proud found white pine
board which was % inches wide, and 16
feet long while tearing down an old shed
on the Evergreen poultry farm Very few
of this kind are to be found now.
Dr. Bumbaugh, Of Philadelphia Prof. 7.
w. Bowen, of Camden; Mr.. Pennypacker,
of Collingswood; G.. II. Kleinhe n and
Thomas Allen, of Glassboro, formed a fish
ing party at Bells Lake Wednesday
The Gloucester County Historical So ciety
met in the Presbyterian church Monday
afternoon. Historical addresses were made
by Hon. Thomas w Synott of Wenonah;
Prosecutor Lewis Starr of Woodbury.; and
John r. Downer Of Williamstown.
Roimer Campbell and son Joseph, win
dow light workers, leave this week for
Pennsylvania to work.
Prof. John T. Rowen has charge of the
Blasius piano exhibit at Swedesboro for
two weeks.
A party of the masonic fraternity visited
Iona Lodge at Clayton Wednesday evening.
Many of the glass blowers who went
South the early part Of the season to work.
have been compelled to returnson account
of i'll health. Several were stricken with
malaria fever.
Mrs. William Albertson is here from
New York to visit her mother Mrs. Israel
Souder, who is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever.
The members Of the H. T. c. held their
first meeting Of the season at their room
Monday evening Miss Edna Moore was
appointed editor of the first edition Of the
Club paper
DR.. and Mrs Charles D. Pedrick gave a
party to their friends Tuesday evening.
Miss Nellie Taught is visiting her broth
er Frank Taught Of Phila.
George Wilson the ice or cam manufact-
urer and wife were at Williamstown one
day this week.
The monthly meeting of the Womans'
Foreign Missionary Society Of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church, was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Champion on
Church street, Wednesday,
Former cashier of the First National
Bank, Charles Apologize, will move his
family to Dover this week. Mr.. William
Tomlin and family will occupy the house
vacated bysMr. Apologize