Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05

Mrs. Charles B. DubeH gave dinner at
the Rectory Thursday evening, for Miss
Ethel Pedrick, of Passaic, N. j., and Miss
Hope Park Of Boston.
Rev. Allyan G. Howell, of Yonkers, N.
Y, is spending several days with Glassboro
friends. Mr.. Howell was former rector of,
st. Thomas P. E. Church here.
Miss Mary Leap fell from ladder at her
home Tuesday and seriously injured her
knee cap. She has since been confined to
her bed.
Mrs. F. F. Craig and son Garwood have
been spending several days at Laurel
Springs.
Twenty Of the friends Of Carl Prickett
gave him a surprise party at his home
Thursday evening.
The Amber house of the Whitney Glass
Works went into blast Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Sickler, are spend
ing sometime in Maine.
While picking apples Monday morning.
Jacob Jones fell from ladder and was
seriously injured.
- - u sf. S. Luffbary visited her daugh-
- Miss Daisy, at Pennington Seminary,
Sunday.
John Warner, for a number Of years
resident of this place, moved his family to
Bridgeton, Wednesday
d. Lewis Schiable who recently lost a
valuable dog, found it at Minatola where it
had wandered back to its old home.
A number of the friends of Mr. and Mrs
Bert Davis gave them a surprise party at
their home Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. NJ. Imhoff has been reelected
superintendent of the Loyal Temper ance
Legion and will open the meetings 0ct. IA.
Wilbur P. Luffbary will resume his stud
les at the Philadelphia Dental College
Monday.
William Hartman, of Williamstown has
accepted a position in the Whitney Glass
Works store.
Volunteer Castle No. 80, K. G. E. will
hold their anniversary in Odd Fellow hall
Wednesday evening, October 18th.
Prof. d. T. Steelman, supervising princi-
pal of the public school, has been i'll the
past week.
Warren E. Lutz has resigned his posi-
ton with Philadelphia firm of wholesale
grocers, and has entered the Brown Pre-
paratory School.
G. shermin Moffett is spending the week
in Pittsburg, Pa.
Albert ]. Boulten will haYe charge Of
the Bell Telephone exhibit at the Mt.
Holly fair.
Forty of the friends of Miss Erma Chew
gave her surprise party at her home on
Academy street Saturday evening
Charles Wampole returned to the West
minister Theological Seminary, Monday.
The Citizens Military Band furnished the
music at the oyster supber at Pitman Sat
urday evening. A large number of Glass
boro people attended.
While working at the Downer sand
works Friday, VIM. Reed fell between two
cars, and was badly injured. Fellow
workmen pulled him from the track and
hurried him to the Office OF DIR. Heritage,
where the wounds were dressed Mr. Reed
is still in a serious condition.
at the annual meeting held for the pur-
pose of electing a delegate to attend the
Conference which conyenes at Fair Haven.
in October, the members of the Methodist
Protestant Church elected James F. Barton
to represent them. and j. d. Simmerman
alternate. The delegate was instructed to
ask for the return Of the Rev. F. F. Craig.
and w. D. Stultz, of Bridgeton, second
choice.
Miss Bessie Hustled, Of Woodbury. assist
I'd BY Miss Ida Flohr, soprano, and NJ.
Harry Ross, gave an organ recital at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Wednesday
evening last.
The annual election Of officers was held
ait the Methodist Protestant Sunday school
Sunday, which resulted in the following
Superintendent, James McFadden; assist
ant, Jacob Long; second assistant Benja-
min Carter; secretary, VIM. Stanger as
sistant, Wm. Warner; roll secretary, Roy
Knox; treasurer, Edward Walton; librarian,
Charles North; assistant, Elmer Turner;
chorister, Albert McFadden; organist, Mrs.
e. n. Dufield; assistant, Mrs. J. T. Rowen
pianoist, Della D. Lutz; assistant Myrtle
e. Keller.
Miss Edna Beckett has resigned as teacher
at the public school.
Z Michael simmerman, an aged resident Of
this place, is seriously III ct bis home on
Main street.