Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-11-03
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Rev. c. Walker, of the Presbyterian
Church addressed the Republican Club at
their room. Tuesday evening, Miss Will
son, of Washington D. G. an elocutlonist
entertained them Thursday evening.
Mrs. Israel Souder, who has been seri-
ously i'll with typhoid fever, is improving.
Miss Frances R. VanHest, of Camden, is
spending some time with Glassboro friends.
The Thursday evening dancing class
gave Don bon party to their friends Thurs
day evening. It was largely attended
Miss Melorn of Mullica Hill captured the
box of bon bons
The first basket ball game of the season
was played in Zanes hall Saturday evening
between Glassboro and the M. w. Taylor
team of Camden; Glassboro winning by a
score of 80 to 10. Glassboro team promises
to beat all past records in good playing this
season.
The blowing machine of the Werner
Bros at the Whitney Glass Works is being
very successfully worked. Another
machine is being constructed.
The Board of Registry and Election held
their last meeting Tuesday.
The Alonzo Hatch Musical Company
performed in Association hall Friday even
ing for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Church. This was their third performance
here.
Miss Lillian Tice was given surprise
party by her Williamstown friends We'd
nesday evening.
A domaine of 20016 candle power capa
city is being installed at the Whitney
glassWorks to be used for lighting the store
Office etc.
Miss Ethel Oelens Cheaper and Eup hem
ia Blake of Pleasantville N. j.. who have
been attending the W. G. T. T. Conven-
tion at Woodbury., spent Sunday here.
The Republican Club attended the big
mass meeting at Woodbury., Friday even
ing. They were accompanied by the
Citizens Military band.
The Sig. Sautelle circus visited Glass
boro Wednesday. The street parade was
the largest ever seen here and their per-
Torrance was considered very good
Work in the factories was crippled most of
the small boys attended.
Post Master L. w. Sickler will occupy
his new home on High Street in the near
future.
An old fashioned Halloween party was
given at the home of Miss Bessie Shriye
Monday evening. Guests were present
from Camden, Clayton, Pitman, Williams
town and Glassboro.
Old folks day was observed in the Meth
odist Episcopal church Sunday. Two very
good sermons were preached by the pastor
Rev. S. M. Nichols.
Mr.. George Brown General Deputy of
the "True Blue" is here making an effort
to institute a lodge OF the tFraternaties
Ancient Order of True Blues' number
of citizens have placed their names on the
list
Rev. James Parker, Prohibition candi-
date for Governor delivered an address in
Association Hall Thursday evening DIR.
Day, State chairman, and George M. Pow
ell also made address. The Citizens band
furnished music.
The meeting held at Pitman to advance
the corporation movement was not sue
cess. The Camp Meeting association is
very much opposed to the scheme.
Earl and Leon Warner were given a
party at their home on Broad street Thurs
day evening.
A number of people from here attended
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Wednesday.
The Democrats have opened headquarters
in the Warner building on Main St.
Miss Lou B. Adams, representing the
lillian Council Daughters of Liberty, visi-
ted the Mulliea Hill Council Mondey even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. John t. Rowen visited
Bridgeton friends Sunday
Mrs. Larkin and Miss Emma Nutter,
Eyangelists, have been holding revival
meetings in the Methodist Protestant
church the past week.
The young people of this place will give
barn dance in Zanes hall Thursday even
ing. A large number of invitations have
been issued.
William Tomlin and family are occupy
ing the house recently vacated by Charles
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Charles Chew and family who have been
spending the summer here returned to
Olean n Y, Tuesday.