Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-26
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The new Mission church on Lake street
will be decorated Saturday Nov A. A
5series of revival services are now being held
under the leadership of Mrs. Viola Carpen-
/ ter and Mrs. Mary O'Neil, eyangelists of
Delaware
Thieves entered the iewelry store of E E.
w. Carter Wednesday night and stole
twenty dollars from safe.
A. E. knight has sold his bakery on
Wilmer street and will move his family to
Minatola.
Miss Bertha Paulin entertained num-
Der of friends at her home Saturday even
ing, the occasion being the twentieth ami
versary Of her birth.
Clarence w. Newkirk, agent at the West
Jersey railroad station is taking short va
cation.
Rev Charles B. Dubell, rector of ST.
Thomas Protestant Episcopal church will
make the address at the Gloucester County
Sunday School Convention at Aura, Friday
evening November 3rd, taking for his sub
iect, The personal wide awake element Of
the Sunday School"
Miss Daisy O'Toole who recently under
went an operation at the German hospital
for appendicitis has left the hospital and is
visiting relatives in Philadelphia.
Elmer Iszard was kicked by horse one
day last week and had several fingers dislo-
Gated.
James McFadden and Edward Walton
have been reelected leaders Of the Monday
night class at the Methodist Protestant
church.
The members of the Presbyterian church
gave Poverty Social at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Yeanney Friday evening
which Melted the church fifteen dollars
The bowling alleys at Jones hall were
open to the public Monday evening.
Mr. Joseph Rodogana, Of Glassboro, and
Miss Rosa Paris, of Hammonton, were mar
Tied by magistrate Paulln at his home
Wednesday evening at $50 O'Clock.
DR.. Charles Heritage and E. L. Sturgess
were among party from Swedesboro who
took an automobile run to Atlantic City,
Saturday.
Internal Revenue Collector Isaac Moffett
is painting and improving his residence on
State st.
A. committee of ten has been appointed
by the Methodist Protestant Sunday School
TO arrange an Autumnal Service at the
church Sunday October 29th.
Mrs HarrysC. G. Shute is seriously ill at
the home Of her &arents at Camden, where
she recently underwent an operation for
peritonitis.
The following have been elected trustees
at the Methodist Protestant church for the
coming year President, William Fry; vice
president, Charles Ware; Secretary, James
Zimmerman; treasurer, James Barton
steward, E. B. Knox; superintendent of
cemetery, Hiram Stanger; assistant, Charles
North.
William TomIin, William Evan and
Forrest Tomlin haYe secured positions at
Bridgeton and began their duties Monday.
G. Giberson and Walter Read have pur-
chased cement machine and in short
time will begin the manufacture Of cement
buiiding blocks.
Thomas Costello, a lad about ten years of
age, was taken seriously i'll at the public
school Tuesday shortly after the beginning
OF the afternoon session. DIR. Heritage was
called and after working sometime with the
boy be was sufficiently revived to return to
his home.
Prof. D. 7. Steelman lost valuable
watch Saturday evening, bnt did not dis
cover his loss until Monday. The watch
was found and returned to the owner.
The members OF the Mite Society Of the
M. P. Church are arranging a Thanksgiv-
ing supper for the benefit Of the Society.
Miss Helen Warrick is spending a week
at Red Bank, NJ.