Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-12-07
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VIM. Chew, one Of Glassboro's oldest
citizens, ia seriously Ill.
A series Of song services was begun at
the Methodist Protestant Church Sunday
evening under the leadership of Jacob
Long.
Mrs. VIM. Lowney of Philadelphia was
the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Charles Pedrick
oyer Sunday.
Pocahontas Council No. AZ, Jr. O. u. a.
M. attended divine services at the Presby-
terian Church Sunday morning.
The attendance at the Loyal Temperance
Legion, Saturday afternoon, was SO large
that it was necessary to open another room
in association hall for their accommodation
Misses Nellie Nichols, Jessie Stranger,
Daisy Luffbary, W. Earl Ledden, from
Pennington Seminary; Miss Elsie Allen,
Darlington Seminary, West Chester; Miss
Ida Iszard, State Normal school, Trenton,
spent Thanksgiving with their parents
here.
Miss Bertha Evan, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Evan and Mr.. BuTris T.. Tomlin
were married at the home of the bride on
High street Tuesday evening at P. NJ.
by the Rev. f. F. Craig, pastor OF the
Methodist Protestant church. Miss Elsie
Evan sister Of the bride acted as brides
maid and the groom was attended by Albert
Evan, brother of the bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tomlin will reside at Glassboro.
Charles Knorr for number of years a
residents of Glassboro, died at his home on
Broad street Tuesday after long illness.
The funeral service was held from his late
home Tuesday evening and the body taken
to Norristown Pa. Wednesday for burial.
Miss Florence Sickler was given a party
| by her friends at her home on Main street.
Wednesday. The invited guests were Miss 8
Bessie Shreve, Verna johnson, Bessie Fass-
mere, Edna Souder, Netsie FISHER. Messrs
Carl Prickett, John Fisher, Warren Lntz,
Raymond Shute, Roy Doughty, Charles
Pierce.
| The Glassboro free delivery route No. l
Event into operation Friday morning, De-
lcember 1st with Charles Wilson, carrier.
The route takes in Glassboro, Aura, Evan
land Redwood It is rumored that a second
route is 80 be started which will take in
Downer and Cross Keys. About forty per-
sons have ordered mail boxes, and it is
thought to be only question of short
time when all the territory in this part of
Gloucester County will be covered with this
free delivery. 20
The rummage sale given by the Guild
of St. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church
Friday and Saturday was well patronized
and about SIS 90 netted the church.
W. Earl Ledden, who is home from
Pennington Seminary for the Thanksgiyin ing
holiday, gave party to his friends Friday
evening.
/ The dedication OF the new marble altar
which was TO have taken place at SIS.
Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church Sun
kday last, was postponed that the other inn
fprovements being made at the church
might be completed. The dedication took
place Sunday when special service was
held. The altar was presented to the
church some time ago by the vestry of St.
James P. E. Church, Philadelphia, and is
valued at $4,000. CO
The fifth Of the series Of grand organ re-
citals was given at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Saturday evening, by Prof. Arthur
b. Jenning, of New York City.
The choir Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church were the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs
Westly Chew, Monday evening. the occasion
being the anniversary OF Mr.. Chew's birth