Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-04-27
GLAssBoRo.

Mrs. G. Sherwin Moffett and daughter
Margaret, haYe returned to their home
after spending two months at Shelbyyille,
Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Whitehead, Of
Philadelphia, were Easter visitors with
friends here.
Mrs. Samuel Higgins visited her daugh-
ter Mrs. VIM. Rodgers, at Philadelphia
Saturday and Sunday.
ReY. and Mrs. Walker have been enter
tanning Mr.. Walkers father, OF Phila.
The old soldiers of Glasshoro and vicin-
ity held meeting Saturday and made
arrangements for Memorial Day.
Rev. G. c. Walker, pastor of the Presby-
terian Church, has so far recovered from
his serious illness, as to be able to walk
out.
George w. F. Gaunt, of Mullica Hill,
president of the Peoples Rural Telephone
Company, was in Glassboro Tuesday after
noon selling stock for the Company. The
Company expects to establish an exchange
here in short time.
The bakery formerly owned by Hugo
Shut, has been purchased by A. E. Knight
Of Camden, and was opened on Thursday.
Lillian Council, No. 105, Daughters of
Liberty, will hold pastry sale at the
Beckett property, on Main street, Saturday
afternoon, April 20. They will also hold
an ice cream social Saturday evening.
Miss Laura Zimmerman and Miss L.
Stanger attended the State Christian En-
deavor Convention as Lake Como. Wednes
day and Thursday as delegates.
Mrs Charles B. Clingan was the guest of
ReY and Mrs. Charles B. Dubell over
Sunday.
Carl Schmidt, who was for many years
resident of this place, has left Tarantum,
Penna., and will make his home here.
Mrs. Edward Brown, Of Clayton, who
was formerly Miss Bertha Rulon, Of this
place, is very i'll at her home, with con-
sumption.
David Langley was taken to the State
Hospital for the insane at Trenton, Friday,
by officer Martin.
The Young America Fife and Drum
Corps is selling tickets for an air castle to
be CHANGED off in few days.
Rev. F. F. Craig preached at the Magno-
liza Methodist Protestant Church Tuesday
evening
Rev. j. T. Howard, of Woodbury., occu-
pied the pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Wednesday evening.
The Citizens Military Band rendered
especial music at the meeting of Pochontas
Council, No. 4s, Monday evening.
Rev. W. F. S. Nelson, pastor Of the Pres
byterian Church, at Clayton, conducted a
prayer service at the Presbyterian Church
here Friday evening.
The following players have signed with
the Glassboro base ball association for the
season beginning July 1: first base, Dob
bins; second base, Wolf third base, Mat
thews; short stop, High; left field and
catcher, Sickler; centre field, Busby; right
field, Strickler pitchers, Bergen and Nc
CIuckey; catcher, Galabrath.
The young ladies' of st. Patriek's Roman
Catholic Church. gave their second annual
Easter ball Monday evening in Zane's Hall.
The hall was elaborately decorated with
palms and potted plants, and the ball was
considered the most successful of any yet
given by the church. An orchestra Of four
pieces furnished the music. The grand
III NAlOn dllADS0 SCfSutt COuplcS
took part was led by Miss Elizabeth and
Christopher Seibert. A supper was served
at IL O'Clock to over two hundred guests.
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Ellis, Of Bridgeton, is
spending some time with her daughter here.
Miss Lulu Croft, Of Parksburg, is visit
ing Miss Daisy Smith.
Easter Day was observed in all the
abl1r0hcS Sundau of Th0uaoc ID Il
church the services of the day began with
Holy Communion at $50 a. m, Rev.
Charles B. Dubell, the rector preached two
very beautiful sermons during the day, Mrs.
Charles D. Pedrick was the soloist. At the
NJ. E. church the Rey. S. M. Nichols preach
ed an appropriate sermon for the Easter fes-
tiyal IN the morning and in the evening there
was a musical programme rendered, Mr.
Bierfreid Of Camden rendered fine bari
tone solo, Mrs. Warren Stanger and w. d.
Chew sang duet and the Ladies Quartette
and male quartette both rendered fine sel6c
tions. Prof. John T.Rowan presided at the
organ. The Methodist Protestant service
in the evening was given over to the Sunday
school and the little folks did great credit
to their training.
An organ recital is to be given at the
Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday
evening.
The Loyal Temperance Legion held a
special Eastes meeting at their room in
Association hall Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Asa Gardner, age 50 years, who died
at the home Of his son-in-law, Josiah Shute,
was buried at Manahath cemetery Saturday
Morning.
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