Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-07-06
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Mrs. Joseph D. Terrell, Of South Glass
boro, who recently suffered paralytic
strokes. is in a serious condition, and her
recovery is thought to be doubtful.
Lewis N. Shreve and family are occupy
ing cottage at Pitman Grove for the sum-
mer.
Das id Larkin was tried before Justice
Paulin Monday, and fined $500 for abuse
TO Frank Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chew and children
Mr.. and Mrs. William KeebleT and son
Frank and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Warren
arrived at Glassboro from Olean, n. Y.
Elmer D. sayer, who died at Pitman
Saturday last. was for many years resi-
dence of Glassboro.
The.factories of the Whitney Glass House
closed Friday night. The season is said
to have been successful one.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Double are occupying
the house recently vacated by Charles Lake
on Main street.
Jessie Hand, of Haddington has accepted
the position at the West Jersey Railroad
station vacated by Allen Dilks.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Thompson visi-
ted Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chew, Tuesday.
Their son, Merrill, former Glassboro boy,
is seriously i'll and will start for California
in short time.
John Hunter, who has been employed at
the John Repp Ice and Cold plant, has CIV
en- up his position and accepted a position
at the Whitney Glass Works store. George
Scott and Isaac Gamble will take Mr.. Hun
ter's place at the cold storage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. G. Shute are
spending the week at Ocean Grove N. ].
Thomas G. Dufield of Bridgeton former
resident Of this place has received a patent
for machine manufacture narrow necked
bottles
Elwood H. Albertson will leave July 10
for Cleveland, Ohio, to attended the annual
convention of the National Window Glass
Workers Association. Mr.. AIbertson is
one of their youngest representatives.
The committee ON Junior Mechanics Day
at Alcyon Park held meeting at the home
of DR.. E. NJ Duffield Wednesday evening.
Several councils were represented and the
arrangements are progressing very well.
The pipes of the public fountain have be-
come so filed with roots that the fountain
has been out Of use for several days.
a second fire alarm has been purchased,
the first proving unsatisfactory, and was
tested Wednesday evening This whistle
is thought to be by far the better Of the
two and will probably be Glassboro's fire
alarm.
Yesper services, commencing at p. N.
and lasting one hour began at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday evening and will
continue during the months of July and
August. A patriotic song service was held
and message from President Roosevelt
read. The service was we'll attended by
members Of patriotic organizations and
veterans.
Thomas Dricoll, who has recently met
with number of painful accidents, was
unfortunate enough to run pitchfork in
his foot Thursday and has since been COM
PEELED to walk with crutches.
mad dog was killed near the residence
Of Michael Stackenwalt Thursday. The
dog is said to have come from Williams
town.
The B. G. T. Society 3 Franklinville
took astlawride to Glassboro Tuesday even
ing and were entertained at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Charles Wilson on Broad st.
Abraham and John Knox were arrested
on complaint OF breaking the peace and
abusing their parents. Abraham was held
in default Of $500 bail, and sentence was
suspended on John.
Patrick c. Cnrley arrived home from
Newark, Ohio, Saturday.
William Dill was committed to the
county Jail Monday for sixty days for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct