Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-19
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The Mite Society OF the Methodist Pro-
testant Church held an ice cream social at
che home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Lutz Fri
day evening
The funeral of Mrs. Samuel Luffbary,
who died suddenly Of appplexy Monday,
was held from her late home Thursday
afternoon, with interment at the Methodist
Episcopal Cemetery.
Thieves entered the home OF Albert Dun
can, farmer Lying near here, late Thurs
day afternoon, and carried away yaluables
TO the amount of several hundred dollars,
among them watch and diamond ring.
The public school teachers returned FRI
day from a tlantie City, where they have
been attending Teachers Institute.
Dir. aud Mrs: Charles d Pedriok enter
tanned at their home Wednesday evening,
Rev. and Mrs Charles DubeIl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Whitney, G Dudley Whitney,
and Miss Ethel ,Pedrick, Of Passac.
Mrs. Howard Iszard viz tied her daughter
Miss Ida. at the Trenton Normal School,
Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Cramp Miss Mary Day. Mr..
and Mrs Robert Paste, and Jacob Jones,
Of Philadelphia, were Glassboro visitors,
Thursday
Miss Myrtle Keller has been elected
superintendent Of the primary department
Of the Methodist Protestant Sunday-school,
with Mrs. Edward Walton and Miss Han
nab Ledden assistants.
Miss Walker, daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. G. G. Walker, has entered the Armi-
tage school at Wayne, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doughty are
spending several days at Niagara Falls.
The Loyal Temperance Legion re-opened
their meetings Saturday afternoon, with a
large attendance.
Rev. H. M. G. HUFF, Of Philadelphia,
visited friends here Friday.
Charles Wampole, student at the West
Minister Theological Seminary, has been
granted license 10 preach.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for the wedding OF Mr.. Howard Abbott, of
Beverly, and Miss Eva Clifford, Of Glass
boro, which takes place in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Wednesday evening. A
reception will follow the ceremony at the
home Of the bride.
4 Michael Simmermau, an aged resident of
this place, is lying critically i'll at his home
with congestion Of the lungs. U
Henry Newburn moved his family TO-
Westville Thursday. Mr.. Newbern has
secured position at the Baldwin Looomo-
tive Works.
DIR. Charles. Heritage met with an acct
dent Friday morning which nearly demol-
ished his automobile. When attempting TO
pass farm wagon on Maine street horse
coming in the opposite direction become so
badly frightened that the driver lost all
control of the animal. 1t backed directly
into the front Of the automobile and so
badly damaged it that it was necessary to
send 1t to the factory for repairs.
Volunteer Castle No. 80, K. G. E. held
their 18th anniversary in Association Hall,
Wednesday evening. Owing to the stormy
weather the attendance was small, but the
special programme was thoroughly enjoyed
by those present, as was the lunch which
followed. The programme consisted of a
clarinet solo, Samuel Walton, yocol solo,
Miss Bessie Shreve, male quartette, Messrs
Jonn Coke, F. r. Stanger, w. d. Chew,
E. Stultz Pierce, Miss Alma Wright, an
elocutionist, Of Phila.. recited several hum
erous selections.
The Gloucester County Christian Endeay-
or Union held their annual convention at
she Methodist Protestant Church Tuesday
service and was followed with prayer by
the Rev. Charles B. Dubell, of st. Thomas
P. E. Church. Rev. f. F. Craig welcomed
the delegates while John D. Zimmerman,
responded. Mr. II. W. Wood, of Philadel-
phia made short address on sPowers of
enthusiasm and inconsistency Of the
World" The little folks of the Junior G.
E. Society were present and sang selection.
Mr.. John Sproul, president Of the New
Jersey Christian Endeavor also made an
address. Mr.. Sproull had with him ban
ner made by Japan Endeavors, which was
presented to the State at the recent conven-
tion at Baltimore for gain of 10 per cent
in membership since the Denver Convention
of 1902. Mr.. Sproull devoted his entire
address to Christian Endeavor work Del
egates were present from Swedesboro Clay
ton. Bunker Hill, WestYille and Glassboro, =
A young boy about IS years Of age who
escaped from the Vineland home for feeble,
minded children Sunday evening, was
found wandering arond the Whitney Grove
Monday evening by officer Martin. The
boy was placed in the Jail until the author
tiles Of the home could be notified.
Mrs. Aaron Ridgeway, who died at
Mullica Hill Thursday, was a sister of
Jacob Campbell of this place.
Mrs. Charles G. Ware and Mrs. Charles
w. Chew have been attending the New Jer-
sey w. G. T. q. which convened at Passaic
last week Mrs. Ware in the past year has
succeeded in adding fifty new members to
the already large membership Of Willard
Union.
Albert Long, formerly Of this place has
started poultry route at Bridgeton and
moved to that place Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. DubeIl enter
tanned the vestrymen Of ST. Thomas P. E.
Church at the Rectory Thursday evening.
-Ingersoll aad Miss Abbie Car
vim were married at the parsonage of the
Of the M. f. Church at Cross Keys, by the
Rey. Harry Fisher, Saturday evening last
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simraerman have re-