Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-24

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Charles Wampole, student at the West
A Minister Theological Seminary, Maryland,
preached at the Nj RI Church Sunday
morning in the absence Of the pastor, Rev.
. +. F. Craig, who is spending two weeks at
! Wildwood.
Mrs, Frank Caull and daughter Daisy
are making an extended visit with New
York friends,
f Albert Stanger, Jr., Of Bridgeton, is
recovering from his recent illness and has
been spending the week with his Glassboro
friends.
Benjamin James has purchased the resi-
dence and business Of Harry Jenkins at Pit
man and will moYe his family there in a
I short time.
David Stranger and family have been the
quests OF Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stranger at
Vestyille the past week.
a daughter Of William Williams recently
had the sight Of an eye destroyed by COM
hing in contact with pair of scissors which
she attempted to take from the hands of a
younger brother. The child was taken to
the Polyclinlc hospital, Phila., where the
| eye was removed.
John Taylor and family returned Thurs
lay from a months stay at Holly Beach.
Postmaster L. w. Sickler will give his
Fourth annual picnic at Spring Lake Satur-
NY, Aug. 26th
Matter S. Dawson and Herman Houch
fprrehased the Blue Front meat mar
ket Of Thomas DriscolI and will take
charge Aug. 2sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w Chew enter
tanned Tuesday Rey. and Mrs. Jesse Thomp-
. son, Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Stranger and Solo
men H. stanger.
Mrs. Elias Souder and son, of Camden,
are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Greer.
Rev Samuel S. Park has been notified
THAT his poem, J esus is Walking, will be
printed in the rally day service issued from
the Methodist book room in the early fall
G. H. Kleinhenn returned Monday from
Maine and with Mrs. Kleinhenn is spend
Eng several days at Atlantic City.
Pipes are being laid from the we'll at the
sheds Of the Whitney Glassworks TO
ctories, and other repairs made IN
meeting Of the Glassboro Physieians
ective Association was held at the
Ee Of Dr. Charles Heritage Friday even
Theodore Mathis has accepted a position
Millville and moved his family there the
arly part of the week.
Prof. John 7. Rowen was an Atlantic
City visitor Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Taylor has accepted a posi-
ion in the store of A. E. Shute at South
lassboro.
FRS. Boyer left Monday for Streator, Ill,
Ie she will make her home with her
Monday was the first Mrs. Boyer has
dden on the cars for more than twenty
i've years.
Rev. S. M. Nichols and family are at
ytending the Malaga camp meeting.
Wilburt Bivins, for the past five years
agent for the Prudential Life Insurance Co.
at Glassboro has been made assistant
superintendent at Burlington, and will take
charge Of that Office Aug. 21. George w.
Zell, off Clayton, win take up Mr.. Bivin' 8
work here.
ne exposition of a gasoline stoye at the
residence Of Mrs. Robinson on Academy
street caused a slight fire Friday evening
The prompt arrival of the tirenlen prevented
the spread Of the fire and very little dam
age was done. S25 will cover the loss.
Rev. J. B. Whitton, of Barnegat, con-
Quoted services in the NJ. E. Church Sun
day.
James McFadden has purchased the but
ter and egg route Of A. A. Weisner
Mrs Leora Moore, Of Chicago, appeared
before large audience in Association Hall
Friday evening in dramatic recital of
monologues and recitations. The recital,
>iBhich was in charge Of Miss Ida Lloyd was
financial as well as dramatic success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Champion, Mr.. and
Mrs Forrest Tomlin and daughter Doris
were the guests of Woodstown friends over
Sunday.
The choir OF the N. P. Church gave a
musicale at the church Sunday evening
which was largely attended.
Mrs NJ FIohr is entertaining her grand
daughters, Miss Meta FlohT, of Terra
Haute, Ind, and Miss Ida Flohr, of New
York
A The choir Of the NJ. E. Church will take
a straw ride to Malaga camp meeting on
Thursday evening and sing at the services
there
Miss Elsie D. Tomlin is entertaining
Miss Lon Croft, Of Parkesburg, Pa.