Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-06
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Charles Chew and family returned to
their home at Olean, Thursday.
n. Warren Lutz is recovering from his
recent serious illness.
John Taylor and family have returned
home.
Conductor Harry Wilson was seriously
injured at Bridgeton Wednesday. One
arm was broken and he was SO badly
bruised that he has since been confined to
his bed.
Harry Strang has sold his livery business
and will move to Streator, Ill.
Harry Warren has accepted position as
Olean, N. Y, and left for that place, Sun
day.
Henry Clifford has moved bis shoe max
ing business to the Stranger building on
Academy St.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sherwin Moffett left
Wednesday for Shelbyville, Ind, where
they will spend three months with Mrs.
Moffett's parents.
Miss Laura Porch was reminded of her
birthday Monday by receiving more than a
hundred post cards.
The old veterans Of Glassboro held their
annual picnic at Ledden's Grove, Thurs
day which despite the stormy weather was
attended by about one hundred and twenty
five friends Of the soldiers. A short music
al programme proceeded the banquet.
Mrs. William Rogers and children are
wishing Mrs. Rogers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Higgins Of Philadelphia.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gattleib Warner, of Alton, who haye been
spending the summer here, is dangerously
i'll at the home of her grandmother, Mrs.
Hannah Smith.
A week Of holiness meetings are being
bheld in the grove adjoining the West Jer-
ksey Station conducted by William FARRELL
and an evangelist from Wilmington, Del.
Miss Helen Driscoll gave party to her
friends Friday evening.
Andrew j. Mann has returned from q
four months tour OF the West.
Rev. Jules Freike has moved his family
to Philadelphia. Rev. Freike has been for
several years pastor of the German Reform
Church, until several months ago when he
suffered paralytic stroke and had since
been unable to attend to his duties. The
church is being supplied with students.
The public school re-opened Tuesday
Miss Mary Thomas of Millyille has been
elected teacher Of the primary grade to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Miss Lou Paulin.
Rev. c. R. Drakworth Of Philadelphia
occupied the pulpit of the Methodist Prot
estant church Sunday in the absence Of the
Rev. F. F. Craig, who is enjoy ing a two
weeks vacation
Mr.. Timothy Looney and Miss Nina
Keller, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Keller were quietly married at the home of
the bride Wednesday evening by the Rev.
j. P. Hunting Of the Presbyterian church.
ONLY the immediate families witnessed the
ceremony after which reception was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Looney left on the 10 o.
tain for Niagara Falls, and will spend the
winter at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Margaret Simmerman aged So years
died at her home on Broad street Tuesday
after q long illness. She has been for many
wears member Of the Methodist Episcopal
Hchurch and took an active part in church
work. The funeral took place from her
late home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Sim
norman leaves seven children.
While visiting friends at Bridgeton the
past week, Miss Augusta Buck, a teacher
Of the public school received a letter from
a friend ten yards long The letter was
written on paper taken from roll Of
ribbon.