Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-01-05
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Champion spent
4 Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Lawson, of Richmond, Va.
Forrest. the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Dill, former residents of
this place, died Wednesday afternoon,
at the home Of Mrs. DilIs parents at
Aura. The child had recently recoy-
cred from diphtheria and was thought
to be entirely well, and its death came
as a great shock to the parents Mr..
and Mrs. Dill have the sympathy of a
host of friends.
Dr. Carlton Shute has moved his
dental parlors to his new home, on
Broad street.
The following are the neWly-elected
officers in Lillian Council, D. OF L.:
Junior ex-councilor, Leila Stanger;
councillor, A. NJ Seabrook; associate
councillor, Lizzie M Mclaughlin; vice
/ councillor, Lillian Tice; associate vice
I councillor, R. F. Geer guide, Elsie
Tomlin: recording secretary, Miss M.
L. Angelo; associate recording secre-
/ tary, Mrs. A. Nc. Seabrook; financial
secretary, Mrs. e. S. Adams; treasurer,
i Jennie G. Stiles; inside guard. Emma
Smith; outside guard, Mrs. Ella Myers;
trustee Mrs. A. NJ. Seabrook; repre-
sentative to State Council, Lou B.
Adams; alternate, Mrs. John Rowan.
4 John Bristol is home from the New
4 York Military Academy for the holi-
j days
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss
Efie Robinson to Walter S. Dawson,
which will take place at the home OF
the brides mother Mrs. Margret Rob-
/ inson, 800 Academy street, January 9th,
1905
Miss Lillian Tice has accepted a po-
sition as stenographer with Camden
firm
The annual banquet OF st. John was
celebrated Tuesday evening in Associ-
alton Hall, by Glassboro Lodge No. 85,
F. and A. NJ. The following program
i was rendered, after which Caterer Tice
served an elaborate banquet. Singing,
'Blest Be the Tie; singing, male quar-
tette; presentation Of past masters
jewel, Harry NJ Proud; response,
Charles Brenn; piano solo, Miss Bessie
+ Shreye; reading, Walter E. Cooper;
piano solo, Miss Nellie Nichols; humor-
GUS monologues, Walter E. Cooper;
Il prayer, Rev. C. G. Walker
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Jones, of Mill
vile, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
John T. Rowan
Mr.. A. p Wilcox, William Park and
n. C. Parker have been reelected trus-
tees in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Watch night service was held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Saturday
evening. Presiding Elder Hewitt adj
dressed the meeting.
Miss Ethel Shute lost a gold watch
while going to an entertainment, Mon
day evening, and found it the next
morning in the snow, still running.
Evangelistic services are being held
in the Methodist Protestant Church UNI
der the leadership Of Mrs. Mary Num-
ford, evangelist of Philadelphia.
Miss Ella May Mathis. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mathis, and
Joseph Wickward, both of this place,
were quietly married Saturday evening,
at the NJ e. parsonage, at Gloucester,
by the Rev r. S. Hammond. They
were attended by Miss Ida McMullen
and Mr. Charles Callahan. A recep-
ton followed the ceremony at the home
Of the brides aunt.
Dr. E. Mortimer Dufield has pur-
chased the old Duffield property on
State street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haight attend
ed the Masonic banquet, Tuesday even
ing. Miss Grace Haight is spending
4 several days here.
Mrs. Ramsey, who has for the past
year conducted a pigeon farm in South
Glassboro, has sold out to Philadel-
phia party, and has returned to her
home in Philadelphia.
William Warner has one of the hand
soonest Christmas trees in town. The
tree is a revolving one and makes
twenty revolutions at one winding.
The pumpkin in the Whitney store
window contained 564 seeds. ". w.
Brown guessed the exact number and
won the first prize, a rocker; Frank
Porterfield the second prize, a parlor
lamp, and Miss Katie Powers the third,
a doll.
George Harbert and son, Frank, of
Kane Pa, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Rogers, one of the oldest resi-
dents of this place, died at the home
of her son, on Broad street, Friday
evening
Mrs. Charles Pierce has returned
from a visit to New York friends.
Prof. d. T. Steelman and wife, A. M.
Seabrook and wife, and Miss Jennie
Proud attended the annual meeting of
the State Teachers Association, at
Trenton, Wednesday.
Rev. r. f. Craig received very
handsome couch from his Bible class,
Christmas.
The Citizens Military Band was out
in full force, Saturday, and serenaded
several of our citizens.
Presiding Elder Hewitt preached at
both services in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Sunday.
Miss Mae Griffith, of Elizabeth, n.
J., is the guest of Miss M. L. Angelo
Work was resumed in the factories,
Monday, after weeks idleness.
Mr.. Jacob Imhoff has completed the
improvements to his residence on Main
J street, and now has one of the finest
homes in Glassboro.
Mrs. Harry Focer was one of the