Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-07-27
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The choir of the M. E. Church held pic
mic at Aleyon Park Tuesday.
6. Fleming Stranger attended districs
meeting Of Odd Fellows at Leesburg Tues
day evening.
| Prof 4. G. G. Smith superintendent of
public instructionin Delaware Co, Pa as
the guest Of Rev. C. C. Walker Wednesday.
Prof Smith is Scottish Rite 33rd degree
Mason and attended their picnic at Alcyon
Park Wednesday afternoon.
The Citizens Military band played at
Grenlock Park Wednesday for the WASH
ington Township sunday -school picnic.
/ Westiey B. Craig is spending two week.
with his grand parents at Laurel Springs
small boy from Gloucester who is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Duboise on High
street fell from a wagon Friday evening
and was run over. He was thought to be
seriously injured but after an examination
by DR.. Heritage his inj1ries were found to
be slight.
Miss Augusta r. Buck was the guest Of
Miss louisa Pauliu at Pitman Thursday
Wilbur Lnffbary, sou of DR.. NJ. j. Luff-.
barry is recovering from serious illness.
J. F. Imhoff entertained his Sunday
school class at his home Friday evening.
f. Albers Stanger Jr. of Bridgeton visit
ed Glassboro friends Wednesday
Stephen Smedley, has purchased the coal
aud wood business also the residence of
Charles Repp on Main street and will move
his family there in the near future.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Dubell enter
tanned at the rectory the past week, Rev
George Hanna, Charles Wood, DrJ. Coles
Brick Of Philadelphia, Charles E. DubelI Of
Wilmington, Del, and Mrs. Charles
Clingara. Of Birdsboro, Pa.
Miss Daisy D. Smith is spending the
week with Salem friends
The members Of St. Bridget's Roman
Catholic Church held their annual picnic
at Carey grove Thursday.
The new fire alarm was tested for the
second time Friday evening. Several resi-
dents of Pitman heard the whistle and
hurried to Glassboro. The alarm is very
satisfactory and will be purhased.
Brazier Westcott, Edward Turner and
Forrest Tomlin returned Wednesday, from
Terra Haute, Ind, where they have been
attending the annual Glas showers Conyen-
ton.
The following officers of Glassboro lodge
No. IS, I. o. o. F. were installed By Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master Ridgaway,
Wednesday evening. n. g., DIR. Carleton
D. Shute; V. c., DIR. I. Franklin Clifford !;
r. S. n. c., Fleming Stranger; i. S. N. G.,
Frank T. Homan; Con-, J. Heisier Park;
Warden, John Nelson; r. S. ". G., Lorenzo
Cramer; i. S. v. G., Fred Daughty; r. S..
IS, Edward Walton; Z. S. S., Warren
stanger; l. G, Levi Campbell; o. g.,
Marshall Cambell.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles d. Pedrick enter
tanned at their home Tuesday evening, Rev.
and Mrs. Charles DubulI, Rey George
Hanna, Charles Wood, DR. e. Moore, Dud-
ley Whitney and Samuel Whitney.
Prof. r. NJ. Hartman is the guest of Prof.
and Mrs. d. I. Steelman.
Ground has been broken for Charles
Repp's new residence on Broad street.
C. S. Flohr, Of Rochester, New York, is
spending two week s with his mother here
Miss Eva Rudolph has accepted posi-
ticn in the store of A. E. Shute at South
Glassboro.
At a recent meeting of the Mite Society
of the Methodist Protestant Church, 5000
was paid by the Society on the parsonage
mortgage.
Miss Josephine Whitney is spending
several weeks at Longport.
Rosalind, the little daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Charles B. Dubell has been seriously
i'll the past week suffering with heat pros
tration.
Glasshoro Lodge Nor. 50, F. & A. NJ,
held their annual picnic at Alcyon Park
Wednesday.
John Westcott and George Harbert, who
have been attending the Window Glass
blowers Convention which convened at
Cleveland, Ohio, returned Thursday Mr..
Harbert was elected member Of the wage
committee for two years.
Charles Ellis, a colored farmer living at
South Glassboro, caused considerable ex-
citement FRIDAY evening by tying his son, a
boy about ten years OF age, to a tree and
beating him into an almost unconscious
condition. Officer Martin arrested the man
and in the trial before Justice Paulin Mon
day morning, he was fined ten dollars.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Knisell died at their home Friday evening.
Funeral services was at the parents home
Monday morning.
Arthur Lutz, Of Philadelphia, was the
guest Of his parents over Sunday.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
Zuelker died at their home in South Glass
boro Friday, after short illness.
Miss Blanche Girard, of Pitman, was the
guest of Mrs. J T. Rowen, Monday
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