Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-01-26
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Mr.. Joseph Shute. one of our leading
merchants, met with a serious accident
while working buzz saw in his mill last
Tuesday afternoon. His fright hand came
in contact with the saw and almost severed
two fingers DR.. Luffbary was called and
required two hours to dress the wound.
The New Jersey Methodist Episcopal
Conference will convene in Atlantic City
asked to return.
The. Glassboro candy kitchen, owned by
George Miller, was robbed OF fifteen dol
lars worth OF candy Saturday night.
The members of the Presbyterian Church
are preparing MUSCLE to be given Feb. 4.
Talent from Camden and Philadelphia has
been secured.
Mr.. John Tower has moved his house
hold goods from Evan, and will make his
home with his daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Pierce.
The chimney on the home of Robert
CARMEL caught fire early Saturday morn
ing. No serious damage was done. and
the fire was extinguished without the aid
of the fire company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chester gave an
old-fashioned hog killing at their home
Tuesday. Four hogs were killed which
weighed 653 pounds The following were
present: Rev. and Mrs. F. F. Craig, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. F. Chester, Wesley Craig.
Josiah, Howard, Harry and Emma Chester,
of Glassboro; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bieg-
Ter, Thomas Biegler, Jr., Of Hardingville;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hewitt, Mrs. j.
Vanleer, OF Ferrell
Bishop Scarborough will confirm a class
OF young people at st. Thomas Protestant
Episcopal Church, March %
The musical and jug breaking given by
the Helping Hand Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Saturday evening, was a
great success. Over 1913 was cleared. The
quilt was presented to Mrs. S. NJ. Nichols,
the presentation address being made by
Mrs Benjamin Terrell.
The Glassboro Fire Company held spe-
cial meeting Friday evening to discuss the
ACCESSIBILITY of purchasing a new fire alarm.
A benefit will be held in the near future to
secure the needed funds. The present
alarm has been very unsatisfactory.
Pocohontas Guard Association is prepar-
ing an entertainments to be conducted by
hITs. warren 4. pbdDSeT.
The Jr O. q. A. NJ gave smoker at
their room Monday evening. The Citi-
zens Military Band was present.
DIR. Howard Iszard and family enter
tanned Wednesday S. Stranger Iszard and
wife, OF Woodbury.; Mrs. George Daven-
port and daughters, Minnie and Alma, of
Collingswood.
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National Bank met Tuesday afternoon and
organized by electing the following officers:
President, Thomas w. Synott; vice presi-
DuBoise; bookkeepers, William Fl. YEN
ney, Milton Apologize; Waterman, George
Benninger; solicitor, S. Stranger Iszard.
Mr.. Ellison T. Leap and Edward Mum
yam are i'll at their homes.
Mrs. Abraham Louellen, who was burned
to death by the explosion of gasoline
stove at her home in Camden, Saturday, is
sister to Mrs. John Wescott, of this
place.
Twenty three men who have been en-
ployed at the Whitney Glass Works, have
been thrown out of work on account of a
scarcity of orders. The greater part will
leave for the West.
The handsome home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Repp, on Main street, was broken
into one night last week, and completely
ransacked. Mr.. and Mrs. Repp have been
making their home with Mrs Repp's
father, Mr. Isrial Souder, since the death
of Mrs Souder, so did not discover the
robbery until Saturday Entrance was
made to the house by way of a cellar win
dow A dozen of linen sheets and other
bed clothing, valuable china, and several
dozen jars of fruit were among the stolen
goods. A vase valued at nine dollars was
also stolen, which was later found broken
on the road, between Glassboro and Aura
Officer Martin is working on the case, and
has arrested man by the name of Wyngate
and has placed him in jail to await further
developments.
Mrs. Brazilla Abbott, who has been
spending some time with her daughter.
Mrs. Harry Clark, of Philadelphia, has re-
turned to her home
George W. Arnold and Edward L. Stur-
CESS visited the New York automobile
show