Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-02-02
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new pipe organ is 10 be placed in the
NJ. E. Church in the near future. Miss
Bessie Shreve will be the organist.
Mrs. Margaret Madara. former resi-
dent of this place, died at her home in
Phila. Friday of heart trouble, after being
sick but half an hour. She was sister Of
Mrs. J c. Stiles and has host of friends
here. Burial was made at Swedesboro on
Monday.
Chester Johnson has been elected Assoc
ciate Vice Councillor of Lillian Council,
D. of L. to take the place of R. F Geer.
Heisler Iszard has been removed to the
State insane asylum at Trenton.
Miss Emily Apologize, of Dover, Del, is
visiting Glassboro friends.
DIR. E. M Dufield is having his newly
purchased property on State street raised
and electric lights and city water put in.
Isaac Morgan left Friday for Massilon,
Ohio where he will work the remainder of
the season.
The Citizens Military Band serenaded
Mr. and Mrs w S. Dawson, who have re-
Gently returned from their wedding trip,
Saturday evening. The boys were given a
| treat.
Oscar Pemkert has placed burglar alarms
! in his restaurant.
On account of the numerous robberies
that have recently occurred here, the Board
Of Trade will ask for another officer to help
Officer Williams to patrol the town.
| The services of Evangelists Arp and An
drews have been secured for the revival
meetings now in progress at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. They we're here last
May and were very successful in their
| work
Downingtown, Pa.
| A Racquet Party was given by the
| dancing class Saturday evening in Carnells
hall, which was largely attended, guests
being present from Clayton, Williamstown
and Glassboro.
The Township Committee have decided
to grant she Peoples Rural Telephone Co.
franchise on the condition that the town
ship officials be allowed free use of the
public telephone for township business.
The company has accepted these terms.
The revival services at the M. E. Church
are still largely attended Rev. F.F. Craig
Waiting Guest"
Dr. Travis Warrick lett Saturday for
Florida where he will spend the remainder
Of the Winter.
The Glassboro basket ball team played
the Bridgeton A. A. Saturday evening and
defeated them by score of SO to a. The
proceeds, which amounted to over $50, was
given over to the fire company to help in
the purchase Of a new fire bell.
Herbert Moffett, Sup't Of the St Thomas
P. Il. Sunday school, entertained teachers
of the school at his home on Wednesday
evening.
The houses belonging to the Warrck es-
tate on Grove street are being moved to
Academy street.
Mrs Rachel Prickett has returned from a
visit with Baltimore, Nd, friends.
A mems meeting was held in the NJ. E.
Church Saturday evening which was said
to be the most successful meeting held since
the beginning of the revival services.
Mrs Samuel Ashcraft, Of Mullica Hill,
was the guest of DR.. Heritage and family
several days this week.
Miss Lou B. Adams installed the newly
elected officers of Elsie d. Council, d. of i.
at Clayton Thursday evening
Chester johnson, who has been seriously
i'll for some time, was taken to Jefferson
hospital Tuesday morning.
Mrs. William D. Stranger is visiting
Spring City friends.
Ex-constable Edward AIunyan is in a
critical condition at his home on New st.
Miss Edna Lane, of New York, is spend
ing the Winter with Mrs. Brazilla Abbott