Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
GLAssBORO.


The leader Of the Carlisle Indian band,
Mr.. Wheelock, is instruoting the Citizens
Military band.
Mr.. and Mrs William Dick will occupy
the house recently vacated by William
Bioins.
The annual barn dance Of the Glassboro
dancing class will take place Wednesday
evening at Carnell's hall.
The Thimble Club held social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Shreve Mon
day evening.
A Photographic entertainment was given
Monday evening by the members of POGO
hontas Council, Jr. O. U. A. M. in con-
neotion with their regular meeting.
Old Folks Day was observed at the
Methodist Protestant Church Sunday. Rev.
1. D. Stultz, Of Bridgeton, preached an
appropriate sermon.
The survivors of the oath Reg't, N. j..
Volunteers, will be served dinner at their
reunion, Dec 18Th, by the Ladies' Helping
Hand Circle of the NJ. E. Church.
Omega Lodge No. 81, independent Order
Hof Mechanics entertained Wilton Lodge
No. s, of Tansboro, at their lodge room on
Saturday evening
Lieutenant Commander MarkgL. Bristol
acted as best man at the Sims Hitchcock
wedding at Washington Tuesday. Miss
Anne Hitchcock, the bride, is the daughter
of Secretary of the interior, Ethan Allen
Hitchcock.
Rev. Charles B. Dubell attended the
christening of his niece, May, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. J. Coles Brick, at Ss. James
P. E. Church. Phila., Thursday.
The choir of the M. E. Church under
the leadership OF Prof ] Z. Rowen, will
give musical cantata, 1.-THE Harvest is
Ripe, in the near future.
Rev Charles b. Dubell will give an illus
trated lecture on the Prodical SOM the
coming week at the Mission Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest D. Tomlin celebrated
the fortiebh anniversary of their marriage
at their home on High street Saturday
evening.
The new marble altar at st. Thomas P.
E. Church was unveiled and dedicated to
THE memory of the late Mrs. Charles B.
Dubell Sunday morning with impressive
ceremonies
Postmaster Sickler has been notified that
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was to have started from the Glassboro post
reason cancelled, will be put into operation
Dec. /, with Charles NJ. Wilson carrier.
A class of about seventy members was
confirmed at st. Bridgets Roman Catholic
Church Sunday evening by Bishop MeFall.
This is the first class to be confirmed at the
Glassboro church. Among the members of
the class were forty children from this place
| The order F. and A. NJ attended the
morning service at the Methodist Episcopal
church sunday morning.
A number Of the friends Of Oscar Casper
son joined at his home Friday evening very
much to his surprise TO help him celebrate
the twenty first anniversary of his birth.
The young people report most enjoyable
time
The Loyal Temperance Legion has pre-
pared special Thanksgiving programme
The presence Of mind Of Jacob Miller
prevented what would have been very sad
accident here Thursday Blaine Heritage
and Charles Doughty the three year old
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. William Heritage and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doughty, wandered
away from home shortly before noon and
were found walking the tracks Of the Penn
sylvania railroad. Mr. Miller saw the boys
just in time to pull them from the tracks
as the North bound express passed. Had
he been a moment later the children would
have undoubtedly been killed.
Mrs. Votaire, an aged lady residing at
South Glassboro, was found in dying con-
dition at her home Thursday morning
where she lived alone DR.. Heritage was call
ed but she died early Thursday evening. Mrs
Yotaire was highly respected but was of re-
firing disposition and made few friends. The
funeral service was held from the residence
Of Charles Hera, Tuesday. Mrs Votaire
leaves one son, who is employed at Rich
mond, Va.
st. Thomas Protestant Episcopal church
will hold rummage sale, Friday afternoon