Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-09
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Miss Elma Cranar has accepted a posi-
tion with the American Watch Case Com
pany, at Riverside, N. J..
Mr.. E. Mayhem smpkins and Miss
Katharyne Beckett, of Camden, were
quietly married Wednesday afternoon,
Feb. s. Mrs. Simpkins was formerly Of
Glassboro.
Senator Thomas NJ. Terrell is i'll at his
home on Main street.
The public school was fumigated Satur-
day. No new cases have been reported to
the Board of Health and it is hoped that
the disease is now under control.
Howard Abbott has purchased an I'M
dertaking establishment at Beverly, N. j.,
and will move there in short time.
Richard Doughty and family are spend
ing several weeks with William Albertson
and family, at Massillon, Ohio. On their
return they will make their home with
Israel Souder.
Mrs. B. Croft and daughter Lou, who
have been spending the past six months
here, will return to their home at Parks
burg, Pa, the last of March.
Pocahontas Council, No. 48, Jr O. u.
a. NJ, have postponed their anniversary
exercises from March 18th to the 28th.
William F. Davis, proprietor OF the
Franklin House, was made President Of
the Tri County Hotel Keepers Protective
Association which met at Salem last week.
The Fire Company has secured almost
enough money for their new bell, and ex-
pect to purchase it in the near future.
The Womans' Foreign Missionary Society
of the Methodist Protestant Church, held
their regular monthly meeting and supper
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Keller,
Wednesday afternoon. The annual branch
meeting occurs the last of March at
Moorestown. Mrs. Julia McFadden and
Mrs. Julia Cake were elected as delegates.
Mrs. Albert Boulten and Mrs. William
Warner alternate. The following are the
newly elected officers: President, Mrs
Julia McFadden; first vice president, Mrs
l.. D. Stanger; second vice president, Mrs
Charles G. Ware; third vice, Mrs. Harry
Keller; recording secretary, Miss Hannah
Ledden; assistant, Miss Laura Zimmerman;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Julia Cake;
financial secretary, Mrs. II. S. Dufield !;
treasurer, Mrs. A. j. Tomlin; organist,
Mrs. E. M. Dufield; assistant Miss Elsie
Tomlin chorister, Mrs. William Stanger;
collector, Mrs. Albert Boulten; reporter,
Rey. F. f. Craig. Over sixty members
attended the meeting.
Mr.. Frederick Roller and Mrs. Mary
Westcott, both of this place were quietly
married at Gas City, indiana Feb. Is by
Rev. Charles E. White. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roller will remain at Gas City for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mss. Joseph Westcott, of Pitts
burg, are spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs Frank Coull
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garrity, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbert and Jay Taylor visited Wash
ington Saturday for the Inauguration.
The aged mother of James F. Barton is
very Ill at her home on Main street, and
her death is expected at any time. Mrs
Barton is in her 94th year
James Parker, William Finley and
William Frye, Jr., who were arrested
charged with stealing brass mounting from
blowing machines stored at the Whitney
Glassworks at South Glassboro, were SEN
fenced Thursday to serve one year each in
the State Prison at Trenton. William
Camp was arrested and fined S. for abusive
language to Officer Martin while he was
arresting Finley, Parker and Frye.
Mrs. Caroline Craig, mother of Rev. F.F.
Craig, is recovering from a serious illness.
VIM. Morton has purchased an antonio
bile.
Christopher Seibert has accepted posi-
ton at Cape May Court House and left for
that place Saturday.
The Methodist Episcopal Church was
packed to its upmost capacity Friday even.
ing, when Mr. William H. Wanamaker
presented to the church the long looked for
pipe organ. Rev. S.M. Nichols recei we'd the
organ on behalf of the members of the con-
gregation after which an organ recital was
given. The ladies of the church prepared
an elaborate supper at the parsonage for
Mr.. Wanamaker and large number of
friends.
Sanford Reed has moved his family to
where he has secured posi-
ton at the Bodine Glass Works.
Rev. S. NJ. Nichols left Tuesday to at
tend the annual session Of the Conference
which conyenes at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry Skinner is spending several
weeks at Woodbury. with her daughter,
Mrs. Horace Thoman who is recovering
from surgical operation.