Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-03
GLASSBORO.

] NJ. Imhoff, Misses Effie Parker, Lou
Adams, Edna Beckett. Nettie Keebler
Bessie Park, Augusta Buck.
The will Of the late Mrs. Dem, mother
Of Mrs. Lucy Trenchard was admitted to
probate Thursday. DR.. E. Mortimer Duff
field and J. Ellis Paulin testified TO the eff
feet that Mrs. Dem stated she had cut off
one OF her sons because of his dissipated
habits.
Harvey Abbott, Glassboro boy won all
tne prizes given in the athletic contests at
Alcyon Park, JUNIOR Mechanics Day.
j {. Abbott was an Ocean City visitor
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilmont entertain
ed number of friends at their home at
Bridgeton Saturday evening in honor Of
their sisters, Misses Elizabeth and Rose
Miller, of Glassboro
Miss Myrtle Keebler is visiting relatives
at Millville.
Ira Iszard who has been seriously ill is
improving slowly.
DR.. Carleton D. Shute attended session
OF the State Dental Association at Asbury
Park, Thursday.
Stephen Smedley who recently purchased
the coal and wood business of Charles Repp
took possession Friday. Mr.. Smedley will
still continue in the paper hanging Dusi-
ness.
Misses Jesse M. Stranger and Ida Iszard
are spending several weeks at Ocean City.
Miss Josephine Liebert was an over Sum
day visitor in the home of her sister Mrs.
Harru Enintr ~ Dfx,IosQo1,.ls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boulten are spend-
ing the week at Wildwood.
During the month of August the Rev.
Charles B. Dubell Of st. Thomas Protestant
Episcopal church will preach at Matteawa,
Miss Florence NJ Lutz is the guest Of DR..
F. A. Stranger and family at Bridgeton.
The building occupied by E. E. Parker
and the Delaware and Atlantic Telephone
exchange Is being raised and rebuilt.
Rev F. F. Craig was Lanrel Spring
visitor Monday.
Twenty five chickens were stolen from
Miss Anna Stranger Tuesday. Az vet no
arrests have been made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest ID. Tonllin and
daughter Doris are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Stranger at WestvilIe.
Chester Y. johnson is taking summer
course at Philadelphia business college.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Ellis formerly Of this
place is seriously i'll at her home at Bridge
ton.
The Citizens Military Band started from
Biyalve Monday for their annual weeks
outing down the bay.
The Stranger Studio Of Music has been
closed for the month of August
Mrs. Charles B. Dubell and daughter
Rosalina are spending the month of August
at Birdsboro, Pa.
Miss Bessie Keebler, Of Philadelphia vis-
tied Mrs. Chas. Keebler over Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs Charles D. Pedrick are en-
tertaining their neice, Miss RadelIa Low
ney OF Philadelphia.
DR.. silas E. Robinson, of Newport, N. J.
visited Glassboro in his automobile Friday,
Mrs. Strang his mother, returned with him
for two mouths visit.
The choir of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, held their annual picnic at Alcyon
Park Tuesday The members were taken
Ito the park In coaches where the ladies SER
we'd an elaborate supper to sixty -four per-
sons
The Citizens Military band held their
second of the series OF open air contests in
the school yard Friday evening which de-
spite the rain was largely attended. In
connection with the concert Lillian Coun-
Gil, No. los, Daughters Of Liberty held an
ice cream social. Ice cream, cake, fruit
and confectionery were sold and the pro-
Deeds divided between the band and coun-
ell.
Misses Nettie Haight, Emma Leap, Ber-
tina Paulin and Lou Paulin have been
spending several days at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Terrell, wife of Joseph Fer
rell, died at her home at South Classic O
Sunday Several months ago, while visit
ing her daughter at Washington, %. c.,
Mrs. Fefrell suffered a paralytic storke.
She was brought to her home here and de-
spite the fact that everything possible was
done for her relief, she passed away as
above stated. The funeral service was held
from her late home Wednesday and the re-
mains taken to Harleigh Cemetery, Camden
for burial. Mrs. Terrell leaves husband
and five children to mourn her loss.
Prof John T Rowen was a Pennsgroys
visitor Monday,
Work was resumed in the mold room Of
the Whitney Glassworks Tuesday. It is
said that fire will be placed under the furn-
anees Of the factories by September 18th.
Harry Shaw, Bridgeton florist is repair
ing the green houses Of Winfield Strang,
and expects to conduct the business on a
large scale the coming winter.
While shopping in Philadelphia Monday,
Mrs John Zimmerman lost pocket book
containing large sum OF money.
Public is Aroused.
The public Is aroused to knowledge OF
the curative merits Of that great medicinal