Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-05-18
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Thomas P. E church, Sunday morning.
Rev. Charles B. Duhell preached from the
text, Jesus Christ Himself ("
Among Glassboro visitors at Phila. this
week were, Mrs. John Buck. Mrs. William
Stanger, Miss Laura Daugherty, Prof. and
Mrs. ID. T. Steelman, Prof. John 7. Rowan.
Poeahontas Guards Association attended
a memorial service held at the Hurffvllle
NJ. E. church Sunday morning.
Ex-senator S. H. Stanger and Charles
Chew have resigned from the Official Board
of the NJ Z church. Mr.. Stanger has been
a member Of the Board for forty years
Charles Wampole, student at the West
minister Seminary, has arrived home for
the summer vacation.
Roscoe Luffbary has resumed his studies
at the Union Business College.
Rev Charles B. Dubell, George Dudley
Whitney, and Herbert N. Moffett attended
the Diocesan Convention which convened at
Plainfeld, N. j. Tuesday.
Chester johnson, William Gallager and
Preston Abbott, visited the Washington
Park fishery, Saturday last.
A club Of young men known as the Never
Work Gang, = will give their 3rd annual
banquet in Association Hall, Friday even
ing May 26.
The Choir of the Methodist Protestant
church are preparing a musicale to be given
at the Church the latter part of May.
DR.. F. A. stanger, of Bridgeton visited
Glassboro friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayid Stanger entertained
the choir of the Methodist episcopal church
at their home on High street Monday even
ing.
The High school Alumni Association
held their annual business meeting at the
Academy Thursday evening.
Miss Laura Dougherty ate ded, a per-
Torrance of Miss Bob White at the Park
theatre, Saturday
Mrs. J. F. Imhoff took the members of
the Loyal Temperance Legion for picnic
to Jessups grove, Saturday afternoon. The
little folks were driven to the grove in a
large wagon, where they were served with
ice cream and cake, and enjoyed general
good time. The Legion has 80 members.
Edward Trenchard, of Shiloh, was the
guest of friends here Saturday.
While attempting to remove a large
buttonwood tree from near the residence of
Mrs Joseph H. Dufield, CORTLAND Shute
lost control of the tree and it fell against a
small green house belonging to Mrs. Duff
field completely demolishing it
Miss Nellie Nichols entertained her
her friends at the parsonage Saturday even
ing. Those present were: Misses Bessie
Wilcox, Ida Iszard, Clara Keebler, Leota
Turner, Myrtus Turner, Bertha Ledden,
and Nellie Nicholas Messrs Herbert
Klunhenn, Samuel Burkett, Raymond Frye,
Earle Park, and Earle Ledden
Mrs. Clevenger, who was found dead in
bed at her home at BriGgeton Monday, was
a former resident of Glassboro. The funeral
service was held at the Methodist Protes2
tant Church Thursday afternoon, interment
at the nj. A. Cemetery. Mrs. Clevenger
leaves several small children
Lillian Council, No. los, Daughters of
Liberty, gave an entertainment in Associa-
ton Hall Friday evening, which was
largely attended. Miss Elizabeth Thomp-
son, of Paulsboro, opened the exercises of
the evening with piano solo, 1.-THE Jug
/ leressn Sixteen children followed with a
spelling class. Miss Rose Stratton, of
Paulsboro, sang very beautifully, t'Whis-
pers.' Robert l. Dawson recited ssTom
Sawyer Cured of Love Sickness, y in his
usual style. A farce, Young Doctor De-
yine," by nine young ladies, was we'll
rendered. Part second of the program con-
sisted of piano solo, An Rensseon,' Miss
Elizabeth Thompson recitation, 1.-The
Party" Mrs. Herman Houck; solo, His
Favorite Flower" Miss Rose Stratton;
reading, Robert l. Dawson One of the
most attractive features of the evening was
Japanese Fan Drill'' by twelve young
ladies, who were trained by Miss Augusta
R. Buck.
Industry Castle, No. II, A. o. r. of M.
! c., celebrated their 18th anniversary Sat
urday evening last. Short addresses were
made by Rey. S. NJ Nichols, Rey. Charles
B. Duball, of Glassboro; Rev. David Mar
tin. of Clayton; G. L. Peer, OF French
town; H. S. Reason, Lambertville. The
remainder Of the program consisted Of vocal
solos by Miss Helen Stanger, Miss Belma
Poole Miss Rose Marvel, David Stanger
and n. P. Marvel. After the program a
social time was enjoyed, and refreshments
served.
Forrest Tomlin David Clifford, Edward
Turner and Brazier Westcott have been
elected delegates from Glassboro to attend
the Glass Blowers Convention which con-
yenes at Terra Haute, Indiana, in July.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, held their anniversary at
the church Sunday evening. The church
was decorated with the League colors and
despite the stormy weather, the service was
largely attended The choir rendered es-
pecial music, and Howard R. Moore read
echoes from the Convention held recently
at Mount Holly.
Edgar Stranger Of Bridgeton visited Glass
boro relatives Sunday.
Arthur Lutz of Philadelphia is spending
several days with his parents here.
The choir Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church is preparing musical to be given
in the church, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patterson entertain
ed the IS o'clock Tea Club, . OF Clayton, at
their home on Main street, Saturday eve
ming