Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-15

lne puDlfEs SCHOOL closed friday. All
the teachers viii return the coming
term.
Miss Ida Porch, and Arthur Dare
were quietly married Saturday evening
Thomas Driscall, proprietor Of the
Bite Front meat market, lost horse on
Wednesday, which he valued at Sr6o
Miss Ida Lloyd was taken seriously
ill while attending Morning Prayer at
ST Thomas F E Church Sunday DR.
Pedrick was present and she IS iraprov-
ing
Sixty dollars was added to the treas
Jury Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
choir from the organ recital, given BY
1.-THE Estey Organ Company, Friday eve
ming last.
The annual examination Of the books
|of tbs Building and Lean Association IS
being made by Messrs. Springer and
Snyder, Of the State Department Of
Banking and Insurance
Milton Johnson, an eight ear-old lad
of this place. has been arrested on q
charge Of malicious conduct, and will be
sent TO the Reform School
A valuable COW belonging to Casper
Hates died several days ago from what
#is thought to be poisoning The author
tiles are working on the case.
Willard w c. T. u. observed Flower
Mission Day at their last meeting for
the summer, held at the Methodist Epis-
Ieopal Church. Friday afternoon and dis
tributed flowers and fruit among the
sick.
The Township Committee held their
regular monthly meeting Tuesday even
ing William Martin was reappointed
police marshal and Israel C. Souder SUI
pervisor Of roads,
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Protestant
Church, held their regular monthly
meeting and supper at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Evan, on High street, Thurs
day afternoon.
The Alumni Association of the Glass
boro High School gave their annual
banquet to the graduates Friday even
ing. A short entertainment was held
at the school building, after which
Caterer lice served the supper at As
ISOLATION Hall A social time followed
Although the Association has been III
existence only a few years they now
have over seventy members
Michael Staekenwalt. a Glassboro res
ident, has a curious collection of ancient
furniture and china which he has coli
lected in the surrounding country He
now has a mahogany table and desk, six
fruit dishes, a pitcher and plate all over
one hundred years old.
The Union Mission Workers have APP
r. Whitney. relative to the purchasing
of a lot on which to erect their new
building
The Mite Society Of the Methodist
Protestant Church held a poverty and
ice cream social at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Toinlin on High street.
Friday evening. The ladies came dress
Jed III calico and a fine was imposed upon
amy who wore jewelry OF ribbons. Much
amusement was caused by the hning and
q neat sum was added to the treasury.
|. Wishart has opened a cigar nlanu-
factory III the Reeves building, on Main
street
Charles NJ Wilson has been appointed
mail carrier on Rural Free Delivery
Route No ], which starts from the
Gfassboro post-ofice, June Is.
Childrell's Day was observed in the
Methodist Protestant Church Sunday
The church was beautifully decorated
with flowers and all the services were
largely attended. The pastor, Rev F. f.
Craig. preached a sermon to the chill
dren in the morning and administered
the ordinance of baptism. The afternoon
and evening services were given over TO
the children and the little folks did great
credit to their training
Rev s. NJ Nichols preached the bac-
ealaureate sermon at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Sunday morning to
the graduates Of the Glassboro Public
School.
Pohahontas Council. Nc. as, Jr. O.
IT, a. NJ, decorated the graves Of the
deceased members Monday evening and
held a memorial service at the lodge
room. The Citizens Military Band at
tended and furnished the music,
Mfr and Mrs. C. Edward Shute enter
tanned the choir Of the Methodist Epis-
.copal Church at their home Monday
evening
The Methodist Episcopal Church viii
observe Children's Day, Sunday
The annual meeting Of the Glassboro
Building and Loan Association was held
Monday evening.
The ninth annual commencement Of
the Glassboro Public School was held
lat the Methodist Protestant Church on
Wednesday evening, when class Of
twenty-five. the largest in the history Of
the school, was graduated. The church,
which was filled to its utmost capacity.
was beautifully decorated with the class
colors gold and white. Over the stage
hung the class motto. No pain no palm,
no thorn no throne DR.. E. Mortimer
Dufield's orchestra opened the exercises
with a selection, Yankee Grit" invo-
cation. Rev. F. T. Craig, and chanting
of the Lords Prayer by the graduates,
followed Fred S Tomlitl, the salute
toriau Welcomed fine audience and took