Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-16
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Mr. Oscar Wilson and Miss Edna AZ.
Kirby, both Of this place, were quietly mar
ried at the home of the bride Saturday
evening, by Rev. f. F. Craig. They were
accompanied by Miss Elsie Evan and
LylIard Ayres. A supper followed the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will re-
side here.
Miss Elsie Allen has returned TO Darling
ton Seminary, West Chester, after several
weeks illness.
Prof. John T. Bowen gave the first of
his Lenten organ recitals at st. Thomas p
F. Church Sunday evening which consisted
Of the following: Evening Prayer, Flag
err, Romance in E. fiat, CLARK, Pilgrims
Chorus, from Tannhauser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Repp attended
the Methodist Episcopal Conference at At
lantic City, Saturday and Sunday.
and most highly respected citizens of Glass
boro, died at his home on Academy street.
Sunday after long illness. Mr.. Kennedy
came here many years ago from Ireland
and had many friends but no relatives in
this country. He was an active member Of
the Presbyterian church. The funeral SER
vices were held at that church Wednesday,
interment at the NJ. p Cemetery
Mr.. Clifford. Civil War veteran has
sold his shoe repairing business on State
street and gone to the National Soldiers
Home, at Hampton Va.
The Amber tank at the Whitney Glass
works has been idle for the past week
throwing a great many men and boys out
Of work
At the regular meeting of the Glassboro
Township Committee, Tuesday evening. a
franchise was granted the Peoples Rural
Telephone Company. The Company grant
ed the township free telephone for town
ship purposes.
William Ham is suffering with cancer
of the nose.
Agnes Irwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Iryan, Of Evan, was buried at ST.
Bridget's Cemetery Thursday.
L. W. Sickler sold six car loads of seed
potatoes which he purchased in Main sew
eral months ago, at public sale, Saturday.
Howard Abbott, left Saturday for Bever-
ly, N. j. where he has purchased well
established undertaking business.
Grover G. Sehlagel fell on the platform
of the West Jersey Railroad station, Mon
day badly cutting his leg. Dr. Heritage
dressed the wound which required several
stitches.
A dog, apparently mad, entered the yard
of James Ferrell Saturday afternoon and
attacked Mrs. Terrell who was fortunate
enough to reach the house without being
bitten. The dog then took refuge in the
barn and was killed by John Albertson. 1t
is supposed to have come from Harding
vile and bitten several dogs before it was
killed
The keystone Telephone company have a
force of linemen stringing wires on their
poles on Broad Street.
William Shaw made public sale of his
household goods Thursday and has taken
his family West.
A man employed at the A. E. Shute's
saw mill; sawed a thumb off while at work
Monday
The Mite Society Of the Methodist Pro-
testant church held their regular monthly
meeting in connection with a counting
social at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Zimmerman Friday evening. One of the
features of the social was the counting of
the seeds of the apple that was given each
one present The number of seeds the
apple contained was the price of cup of
coffee Ice cream and cake was sold and
about ten dollars added to the treasury
The social was such a decided success that
the members have arranged to give another
of the same kind Friday evening.
While attempting to open jar of fruit at
her home Saturday, Mrs. B. F. Zane twist
ed the top off the jar and cut her hand so
badly that DR.. NJ. j. Luffbary was called
and took several stitches in the wound.
A great deal of interest is being taken in
the revival meetings which are still in pro-
gress at the Methodist Protestant Church.
j. Westley Saul, a former resident of
this place, died at the home of his son
Warren Saul at Hamilton Square, Friday.
The funeral and burial took place at Aura,
Tuesday.
Arthur Reed is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia, and his recovery is thought to be
doubtful.
Methodist Episcopal Church it was decided
to secure the services of professional or
ganist for one month. Miss Bessie Shreve
was made assltant organist and Frank r.
Stranger, chorister
Joseph Decosta, John Wilson and James
Morris were committed to the Woodbury.
jail Tuesday by Justice Paulin for tres
passing on the property Of the W. ]. & S.
S. r. r.
P. Charles Curley left Friday for Ohio,
where he has secured position.
Albert Evan is spending some time at
Alexandria, Va, with relatives.