Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-05-11
GLAssRoRo.

Mrs. Charles B. DuBell and daughter
Rosalind are visiting relatives at Clingan,
Pa.
Burris T. Tomlin has accepted position
wish Philadelphia printing firm.
Miss Helen Driscoll entertained the mem
bers of the S. T. G. at her home Friday
evening.
The quarantine has been lifted from the
home OF Jonathan Stiles on Eben street.
Pocohontas Guard Association with the
Young American Fife and Drum Corps gave
their captain, Bert Davis, a surprise party
Monday evening in honor of his 21st birth
day. About thirty friends were present,
and most enjoyable time is reported.
Mrs. John Garrity has returned from
Wildwood, where she has been spending
several weeks for the benefit of her health.
About twenty young people from this
place attended the ball at Clayton Wednes-
day evening.
The High School Alumni Association
will hold their annual meeting at the
school building Thursday evening.
Miss Laura Dougherty has been reelected
for another year as teacher at the Pitman
Grove pubic school.
Prof. and Mrs. John T. Rowen entertain
ed the choir OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, at their home Monday evening.
The Womans Foreign Missionary Society
Of the Methodist Church held their regular
monthly meeting and supper at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boulten on Wilmer
street Wednesday afternoon.
nF.or Tr1.S,o N,n-on - U.-,rcsxlo
spent Sunday with her parents here.
A planked shad supper was given at the
Franklin House Friday evening. Guests
were present from Philadelphia, Camden,
Woodbury., Mullica Hill, Williamstown
and Glassboro.
The Peoples Rural Telephone Company
have established several pay stations here.
Rev. aad Mrs. F. F. Criag have returned
from visit with Pleasantville friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles D. Pedrick gave a
dinner at their home Tuesday evening to
the physicians of Glassboro.
Lillian Council, No. 105, Daughters OF
Liberty, are preparing an entertainment to
be given in Association Hall May 13. Mrs.
Rose Stratton and Miss Elizabeth Thomp-
son, of Paulsboro, Mrs Herman Houch
and Robert l. Dawson are among those who
will take part.
William Cole, formerly assistant agent at
the Reading railroad station, has been made
night operator at the West Jersey station.
At a second meeting OF the old soldiers
held Saturday evening, it was decided that
the veterans attend service at the Method-
ist Episcopal Church, Sunday morning.
May %, instead of st. Thomas P. e.
Church, as was decided at the first meeting.
J. Ellis Paulin and ]. Watson Hera were
appointed committee on speakers.
Prof and Mrs. ]. T. Rowen attended a
musical at the Broad Street Conservatory
Of Music, Saturday evening.
A meeting of the members of several
different Councils of Junior Mechanics.
was held at the home of DR.. E. NJ. Dufield
Thursday evening, to prepare for their
annual picnic at Alcyon Park.
Misses Nellie and Lulu Tice were gwen a
surprise party Saturday evening by num-
Der Of their friends. Those present were:
Misses Mamie Wampole, Daisy O'Toole,
Ada Dilks, Ethel Shute, Hettie Newbern,
Eva Newbern, Elma Cramar, Bessie Fass-
mer, Eva Keeler, Mary Rudolph, Edna
Chew, Messrs. John McFadden, Fred Geg-
inheimer, Raymond Frye. Edward Dona-
hue, Patrick Lynch, Harry Ferrell, VIM.
Fowler, VIM Edwards, Frank Sites, Harry
Moncref, John Dilks, Harry Hilderbrand
The Loyal Temperance Legion disbanded
Saturday afternoon for the Summer. Mrs
J. F. Imhoff will take the little forks for a
picnic to Jessup's Grove Thursday.
of Erar,ty
Lovett of this place, died at Vineland Sat
urday evening, shortly after seven O'Clock.
Miss Loyett, who was "a years of age, has
has resided at Glassboro the greater part of
her life. About year ago she went to
Vineland where she was being treated for
consumption. 1t was thought that she was
recovering, and her death came as great
shock to her friends. The funeral services
were held at Yeneland Tuesday. Interment
at Cederville, New Jersey. Miss Loyett
leayes father and one brother to mourn
her loss.
Miss Shoemaker, of philadelphia, was
the guess of Miss Bertha Paulin over Sun
day
Rev. G. Williams, representing the Home
for Friendless Children at Trenton, spoke
at the Methodist Church Sunday in the
interest OF the home.
The second of series of organ recitals
was given at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Wednesday evening by Miss Julia
Champion, Of Philadelphia, organist, as
sisted by Miss Alma Wright, elocutionist.
Mrs. Harry Whitehead, soprano. A silver
collection was taken which amounted to
$26. The program consisted of organ
Elegy, c. Minor, LIE Morgu; Contilene,
Wheeldon; Voice, An Tro Nodio; Recita-
tion, The Swan Song;n organ, Berceuse,
H. Delbench; Postlude, D Major, Tours: