Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-10
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Inc WNmau EOrelgn Missl0udly f1of
ciety, Of the Methodist Protestant Church,
held their monthly meeting and supper at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Harbert,
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Louise Campbell is spending the
month OF August at Birdsboro, Pa.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Henderson died at their home on
Williams street Tuesday evening. The
funeral services which was conducted by
5 Rev. F. F. Craig, were held at the Method
ist Protestant Church Friday morning,
Mrs James Parker is entertaining her
daughter Of North Wales, Pa.
Considerable excitement was caused
Tuesday evening by the blowing Of the new
fire whistle. 4 call had come for help fol
the Pitman fire, but it was gotten under
control before the 5remen had time to re-
spond
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lutz, Of Brook.
lyn, New York, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Caull, Friday.
VIM. Rodgers and family are occupying
the residence Of DR.. Carleton D. Shute on
State street.
G. Fl. Kleinhenn is spending his vacation
fishing along the coast OF Maine.
District Deputy Preston Potter installed
the officers OF the Knights of the Golden
Eagles, Wednesday evening.
Edgar Smith, of Pitman, has opened a
paint and wall paper store in the old bank
building on High street
Samuel S. Park, one Of Glassboro's old
est residents, is being treated at the Meth
odist Episcopal Hospital for cataract on
his eye, which has caused it to become al
most sightless
4 large number Of Glassboro people at
tended the Pitman Grove camp meeting
Sunday.
n Abbott stanger, Jr., former Glass
boro boy, is i'll at his home at Pitman.
Mrs B. Dubel and son Forrest, are the
guests of Berlin friends.
Mrs Fl. Travis and Mrs Fl. Warrick are
spending week at Delaware.
Miss Nellie Downs and Alma Simmer
man, are spending ten days at Niagara
Falls and Watkins Glen.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Township Committee was held Tuesday
evening.
Thomas Smedley. the Camden ieweler,
who had a tray Of diamonds valued at
81 600 stolen from his store shortly before
noon Thursday. is the father of Stephen
slEediey, Of this place.
The Citizens Military Band returned from
their weeks outing down the bay Saturday
evening
Miss Anna Lutz, Of Camden, is occupy
ing the position at the Whitney Depart
ment Store Of Miss Nellie Downs, who is
taking months vacation.
Harry c. c. Shute has been surveying a
large tract Of land at Buena the past week.
Ephriam Tice, of South Glassboro; is
seriously i'll, suffering with pleurisy.
VIM. G. Noreross, OF sisterville, West
Virginia, nephew Of Mrs. L. Stultz
Pierce was drowned in the Ohio river, July
20. The body was recovered day later,
and buried Tuesday last.
Roy Mitchell will conduct services at st.
Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church dur
ing the absence Of the rector, Rev. Charles
B. Dubell.
Frederick Keller has accepted position
at Atlantic City, and left for that place last
Monday.
Mrs. Laura D. Stranger is spending the
Summer at Pitman.
At meeting of the Official Board of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Monday even
ing, Rev. 5. NJ. Nichols, the pastor, was
granted four weeks vacation.
Harry Park, formerly Of this place, who
has been seriously i'll at his home at Downer
is improving.
Main street has been newly grayeied,
greatly adding to its appearance.
Rev. c. c. Walker, of the Presbyterian
Church, is spending his vacation at Ocean
Grove and Gettysburg.
While working at the Repp cold storage
several days ago, VIM. Whitney had an
almost new bicycle stolen.
About nine o'clock Thursday evening"
officer Martin was notified that Mrs. Rob't
Turner and John Kelley, Of Vineland, had
eloped, taking with them two watches be-
longing to Mr.. Turner. and were walking
to Glassboro Officer Martin at once begun
search, and arrested the couple about 5. 80
a. IA. Friday morning. They were taken
10 the city hall where they were tried before
Justice Paulin. The woman declared she
was not Turner'S wife, and that her name
was Mrs. j. Carter. Mr.. Furrie then
charged them with the larceny of the
watches, and other yaluables. The couple
were acquitted on the promise that they
would leave Glassboro before six o'clock,
p m.
The most interesting, as we'll as amusing.
game Of base ball played this season on the
local diamond, was that of Saturday after
noon, between the married and single men
If fhe Hint Air Ciub1 Samuel Rurlxett
Sri, was their umpire, and the game ended
with a score Ut 39 to s in favor of the single
men. The game was largely attended.